On the Origins of Germanic Heroic Poetry. A Case Study of the Legend of the Burgundians

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On the Origins of Germanic Heroic Poetry. A Case Study of the Legend of the Burgundians

Auteurs : Shami Ghosh [Canada]

Source :

• Beiträge zur Geschichte der deutschen Sprache und Literatur (PBB) [ 0005-8076 ] ; 2007.

RBID : ISTEX:03D6F2B74DC350070B65BA43246C5F4B0D379C3D

English descriptors

• Entity :
  • geog : Rhine, Rhone.
  • pers : A. C. Murray, A. Campbell, A. Ebenbauer, A. Gillett, A. Heusler, An Englishman, Andreas Agnellus, Andreas Heusler, Andreas Heuslers, B. Merta, Bruno Krusch, C. J. Clover, C. J. Young, C. Lütjohann, C. Wickham, D. Baker, D. G. Calder, D. Geuenich, D. Shanzer, E. A. Ebbinghaus, E. Hellgardt, E. Tremp, F. Rosenfeld, F. Theuws, G. Halsall, G. Neckel, G. Waitz, Gregor von Tours, H. Beck, H. Birkhan, H. Droysen, H. Kuhn, H. Löwe, H. Reimitz, H. Wolfram, Hartwig Mayer, Ian N. Wood, J. Assmann, J. Fentress, J. Harris, J. Heinzle, J. Jarnut, J. L. Nelson, Jean Mabillon, K. Brunner, K. F. Stroheker, K. Hauck, K. Klein, K. Strecker, K. Zatloukal, Kathleen Mitchell, King Richard, L. Bethmann, L. Hedeager, L. P. Johnson, L. R. von Salis, Latin, Liber Constitutionum, Like, M. Chinca, M. Diesenberger, M. Giese, M. Innes, M. Stratmann, M. T. Hill, Malcolm Godden, Markus Stock, Michael Lapidge, Nick Everett, O. G. Oexle, O. Gschwantler, O. Holder-Egger, On, Otto Höfler, Otto Schumann, P. Amory, P. Arnaud-Lindet, P. Dronke, P. Lehmann, P. von Winterfeld, Prosper Tiro, Queen Fredegund, R. Buchner, R. Corradini, R. Frank, R. Kaiser, R. W. Burgess, R. W. Mathisen, Roman Empire, Romana Burgundionum, S. Benedicti, S. Reynolds, S. Sigismundi, S. Sonderegger, Sandy Murray, T. C. Christy, T. M. Andersson, U. Dronke, U. Obhof, Vita Faronis, Vita Hludowici, Vita Karoli, Von Theoderich, W. Braune, W. Goetz, W. Goffart, W. Haubrichs, W. Haug, W. Pohl, W. Tauber, W. Wattenbach, Walter Haug, Y. Hen.
  • place : Barcelona, Cambridge, Darmstadt, Dortmund, Ethnicity, Europe, France, Frankfurt, Göttingen, Hagen, Hanover, Italy, Leiden, Manchester, Munich, Potsdam, Quedlinburg, Ravenna, Roman, Rome, Stuttgart, TORONTO, Tübingen, Verona, Vienna, Weimar, Wiesbaden, York.
• Teeft :
  • Aetius, Alboin, Aliam duxit coniugem, Althochdeutsches lesebuch, Amory, Atli, Attila, Barbarian, Brief introduction, Brynhild, Brynhild legend, Burgundian, Burgundian identity, Burgundian king, Burgundian kingdom, Burgundian legend, Burgundian tradition, Burgundians, Burgundionum, Carolingian, Carolingian period, Chronica, Chronica minora saec, Chronicon universale, Contemporary historian, Contemporary historical record, Contemporary source, Critical edition, Cultural tradition, Cultural value, Current historical poetry, Current tradition, Different function, Different tradition, Distant past, Dronke, Early medieval west, Early middle age, Early sixth century, Eighth century, English literature, Ethnic identity, Ethnicity, Extant, Extant heroic legend, Extant heroic poetry, Extant legend, Extant source, Extant text, Extant version, Family conflict, Fifth century, First decade, Frankish, Frankish family, Fredegar, Gallic chronicle, Gaul, Generic function, Germanic, Germanic antiquity, Germanic culture, Germanic dialect, Germanic heroic poetry, Germanic language, Germanic legend, Germanic past, Germanic poetry, Germanic tradition, Germanic vernacular, Ghosh, Gibica, Gibichungs, Group identity, Gunnar, Haubrichs, Heroic, Heroic ethos, Heroic legend, Heroic mentality, Heroic poem, Heroic poetry, High german, Historical background, Historical brunechilde, Historical consciousness, Historical core, Historical detail, Historical event, Historical evidence, Historical fact, Historical figure, Historical narrative, Historical poetry, Historical record, Historical tradition, Historiography, Hun, Hunnish army, Identity formation, Individual poet, Late antiquity, Late date, Late eighth century, Latin historiography, Latin history, Latin source, Legend, Lex burgundionum, Literary scholarship, Little evidence, Lombard legend, Ludwigslied, Maldon, Martial heroism, Memorial practice, Memorial tradition, Middle age, Migration, Migration period, Much effort, National identity, Nibelungenlied, Ninth century, Oral culture, Oral memorial tradition, Oral tradition, Original context, Original poem, Other culture, Other source, Other word, Particular perspective, Passio, Passio sigismundi, Personal conflict, Philologica germanica, Poem such, Poeta, Poeta saxo, Poetic form, Political concern, Quedlinburg annals, Recent event, Recent past, Rhine catastrophe, Rhine kingdom, Roman world, Romance language, Rosamund, Royal family, Scandinavian origin, Scandinavian past, Seventh century, Several century, Shami, Shami ghosh, Sidonius apollinaris, Sixth century, Southern gaul, Thirteenth century, Vernacular, Vernacular legend, Vernacular poetry, Vita faronis, Waltharius.

Url:

• https://api.istex.fr/ark:/67375/QT4-0T7K6JS3-D/fulltext.pdf

DOI: 10.1515/BGSL.2007.220

Affiliations:

• Canada
• Ontario
• Toronto

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