Becoming the Pearl-Poet

Acknowledgments

Introduction: Becoming the Pearl-Poet, Jane Beal

Part I: Perceptions

Chapter One: The Dreamer's Contemplative Experience of a Mappamundi in Pearl, Jane Beal

Chapter Two: Temperance and the Evolution of Concupiscible Vice in Cleanness, Corey Owen

Chapter Three: "?ay ar happen also ?at con her hert stere": Virtue and Nautical Metaphor in Patience, M. W. Brumit

Chapter Four: The Failure of Perfection in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight , Mickey Sweeney

Chapter Five: St. Erkenwald, Michael D.C. Drout, Jonathan B. Gerkin, and Scott Kleinman

Part II: Connections

Chapter Six: Authorship: What Does the Pearl-Poet Tell Us About Himself?, Ethan Campbell

Chapter Seven: Ecology in the Pearl-Poet, Elizabeth Allen

Chapter Eight: Material Culture of the Pearl-Poet, Jonathan Quick

Chapter Nine: Sartorial Adornment in the Pearl Poems, Kimberly Jack

Chapter Ten: Switching Shields in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, Kristin Bovaird-Abbo

Chapter Eleven: The Pastoral Theology of the Pearl-Poet, Grace Hamman

Part III: Receptions

Chapter Twelve: The Illustrations in London, British Library, MS Cotton Nero A.x (part 2), Joel Fredell

Chapter Thirteen: The Northwest Midlands and the Ricardian Court, David K. Coley

Chapter Fourteen: Religious Contexts for the Pearl-Poet, Nancy Ciccione

Chapter Fifteen: Translations and Paraphrases, Kenna L. Olsen

Chapter Sixteen: Audiences, Medieval and Modern, John M. Bowers

Index

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• Estudos literários: clássica, primitiva e medieval
• Poesia

Gawain Poetry; medieval poetry; middle english; Pearl Poet; the Green Knight