Readers and writers of the prose Brut
By: edited by William Marx and Raluca Radulescu
Contributors: Marx, C. William; Radulescu, Raluca, 1974-
Series: Trivium -- v. 36; Trivium (Lampeter, Wales) -- no. 36, 2006
Publisher: Trivium Publications, University of Wales, Lampeter
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Lampeter, Wales
Language: eng
Number of pages: 249
ISBN-13: 9780905285771
Subjects: Chronicles of England; Transmission of texts -- Great Britain -- History; Books and reading -- Great Britain -- History; Great Britain -- History -- Medieval period, 1066-1485 -- Historiography
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index
Table of contents: title: Introduction / William Marx and Raluca Radulescu; title: Sources and analogues of the Anglo-Norman prose Brut chronicle: new findings / Julia Marvin; title: History and chivalry in the Brut, 1333-1377 / Carole Weinberg; title: Reception and revision in the Middle English prose Brut / William Marx; title: "Thys ys her owne boke": women reading the Middle English prose Brut chronicle / Amy Noelle Vines; title: I read therefore I write: readers' marginalia in some Brut manuscripts / Tamar Drukker; title: Dialoguing hands in MS Hatton 50: Reformation readers of the Middle English prose Brut / Elizabeth J. Bryan; title: Gentry readers of the Brut and genealogical material / Raluca Radulescu; title: "The eyes of memory": the function of the illustrations in Dublin, Trinity College Library MS 505 / John Scattergood; title: Afterlives of the prose Brut in early modern chronicle and literature / Christy Desmet