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Waltharius and Carolingian morality: satire and lay values

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Waltharius and Carolingian morality: satire and lay values

Auteurs : Rachel Stone [Royaume-Uni]

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Early Medieval Europe [ 0963-9462 ] ; 2013-02.

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- org : American Historical Review, Blackwell Publishing Ltd, Carolingian Empire, Cambridge Studies, Department of History, King, France Between, France and Britain, University of North Carolina Studies.
- pers : A. Barbero, A. Ebenbauer, A. Harbus, A. Haug, A. Kalb, A. Wolf, A.J. Duggan, A.K. Bate, Abbo, An Introduction, B. Bischoff, B. Dombart, B. Guidot, B. Schütte, B. Wheeler, B.K. Vollmann, Bella Parisacae, C. Hicks, C. Mazzucco, C.L. Gottzmann, Carmen Historicum, Christian Heroism, D. Ganz, D. Nachtmann, D. Townsend, D.A. Bullough, D.M. Kratz, David Townsend, Dennis Kratz, E. Dümmler, E. Schröder, E.E. Ploss, E.V.K. Dobbie, Edward Stone, Einhard, Ermoldus, Even Allowed, F. Bertini, F. Brunhölzl, F. Hoff, F. Kurze, F. Mora, F. Scorza, F. Sedlmeier, F. Wagner, F.B. Parkes, G. Barone, G. Garnett, G. Halsall, G. Monti, G.F. Jones, Gunther, H. Kortüm, H. Vynckier, H. Waquet, H. van Dijk, H.H. Anton, Hagen, J. Gillingham, J. Hudson, J.M. Ziolkowski, J.O. Ward, J.R. Davies, James Holt, Jinty Nelson, Joachim Peeters, John G. Kunstmann, John Gillingham, John Ward, Josef Fleckenstein, Julius Caesar, K. Langosch, K. Leyser, K. Strecker, K.E. Olsen, K.F. Werner, K.H. Krüger, K.M. Wilson, Karl-Ferdinand Werner, King Gunther, L. Fenske, L.S. Davidson, Liber de Virtutibus, Long Morning, M. Caf, M. Ehrenfeuchter, M. Garrison, M. Innes, M. Mastrangelo, M. McCormick, M. Thiebaux, M. Wehrli, M. Ziolkowski, M.J. Strickland, M.M. Tischler, Martha Bayless, Matthew Strickland, Nigellus, Norman Owen, O. Holder-Egger, O. Schumann, P. Dronke, P. Fouracre, P. Godman, P. Vergili, P. Wormald, P.E. Dutton, P.E. Szarmach, Paul Kershaw, Paul Klopsch, Peeters, Peter Dronke, Pépin, R. Collins, R. Katscher, R. McKitterick, R. Newhauser, R. Stone, R.A.B. Mynors, R.R. Bolgar, Rachel Stone, Rosamond, S. Airlie, S. MacLean, S. O’Sullivan, S.O. Glosecki, Schröder, St-Gall, T. Ehlen, T. Hofstra, T. Reuter, T. Scharff, T. Zotz, T.F.X. Noble, Timothy Reuter, To, U. Dronke, U. Ernst, U. Kindermann, V. Millet, Vita Karoli, Vita Waltharii, W. Berschin, W. Haug, W. Maaz, W. Noomen, W. Rösener, Walter, Walter Berschin, Walter Blank, Walther, Y. Bessmertny, Y. Hen, Z. Zlatar.
- place : Aquileia, Baltimore, Barcelona, Britain, Cambridge, Carolingian Empire, Europe, France, Hagen, Latina, MD, Peterborough, Reims, St Gerald, St Germain, Stamford, Strasbourg, Troyes, UK, Vercelli.
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- Alcuin, Attila, Avarice, Bella parisacae urbis, Blackwell, Blackwell publishing, Cambridge study, Carolingian, Carolingian audience, Carolingian culture, Carolingian empire, Carolingian moralist, Carolingian morality, Carolingian renaissance, Deutsche literatur, Dronke, Early medieval europe, Early middle age, Eleventh century, Ermoldus, Ermoldus nigellus, Final battle, Frankish, Gunther, Hagen, Hiltgunt, Honorem, Honorem hludovicii, Hun, Ironic intertexuality, Jonas, Kratz, Late antiquity, Liber, Liber manualis, Mckitterick, Middle age, Mittelalterliche heldensagen, Mittellateinisches jahrbuch, Other scholar, Rachel stone, Superbia, Townsend, Treasure, Virtutibus, Vita karoli, Vitiis, Waltharius, Warrior, Ziolkowski.

Abstract

Some recent interpretations of the early medieval Latin poem Waltharius have seen it as offering a clerical critique of warrior culture. While the poem is difficult to date accurately, it seems more likely to belong to the ninth than the tenth century. When the poem is analysed in the context of contemporary Frankish works providing moral instruction to lay noblemen, its attitudes towards pride, wealth and warfare can be shown to lie within the mainstream of Carolingian reformers' thought. The notoriously bloody ending to the poem is also best seen as emphasizing Walter's successful heroism rather than undermining it.

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DOI: 10.1111/emed.12009

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