The epic imagination in medieval literature
Subtitle: essays in honor of Alice M. Colby-Hall
By: edited by Philip E. Bennett, Leslie Zarker Morgan, F. Regina Psaki
Contributors: Colby-Hall, Alice-M., honoree
Series: Romance monographs -- no. S-5; Romance Monographs, Inc. (Series) -- no. S-5.
Publisher: Romance Monographs
Published: 2016
Place of publication: University, Mississippi
Language: eng
Number of pages: 315
ISBN-13: 9781889441269
Subjects: Epic literature; French Epic literature; Imagination in literature; Medieval Literature; History and criticism
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 281-307).

"Bibliography of Alice Colby-Hall": pages 9-18.
Table of contents: title: Alice Colby-Hall; title: Section 1:  The Old French Epic:  Rainouart, Mahomet and the Crucifix: Art, life and religion in the Moniage Raiinouart; title: Galien le Restoré en prose: échos narratifs et sylistiques des émotions ressenties à Roncevaux; title: Rhythms of perception and reaction in the Chanson de Geste; title: Reading minds int he Old French epic: empathy and its absence; title: Why does the Enfances Godefroi have no Enfances?; title: Constantine, St. Sylvester, and Charlemagne:  iconography of Regnum et Sacerdotum in the Sylvester Window at Chartres; title: L'Unité du Couronnement de Louis; title: Muslim and Christian emotions in the Crusade epic; title: Section 2:  Beyond and Bedside the Epic:  Reflections of epic in the Auchinleck manuscript; title: Elia Levita's Yiddish Bovo d'Antona: Pulp fiction for women?; title: Floire et Blancheflor in the epic imagination; title: Medieval epic re-imagined in the eighteenth century: a new lesson from Roland's Youth in Pier Jacopo Martello's Carlo Magno; title: The Guide for fools: the Castiemusart in BnF fr. 19152; title: The Portrait of the Vilain in Chrétien de Troyes' Yvain and its Medieval  Welsh Middle High German, and Middle English translations.