The Lady Lunete: Literary Conventions of Counsel and the Criticism of Counsel in Chrétien's Yvain and Hartmann's Iwein
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Auteurs : J. M. Sullivan [États-Unis]Source :
- Neophilologus [ 0028-2677 ] ; 2001.
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- Abusive language, Arthurian, Arthurian romance, Baron, Baronial consent, Characteristic device, Christoph lorey, Confidential counselor, Counsel, Counsel contract, Counsel convention, Counsel relationship, Counselor, Counselor lunete, Courtly, Courtly literature, Courtly narrative, Demoiselle, Demoiselle lunete, Ellen germaine, Erec, Erich schmidt verlag, Female figure, Female indecisiveness, Feudal society, French literature, Garland publishing, Good advice, Good counsel, Good intention, Hartmann, Hartmanns iwein, Historia regum britannie, Individual character, Internal debate, Internal monologue, Iwein, Laudine, Literary convention, Lunete, Lunete act, Lunete innocent, Lunete remark, Male audience member, Male counselor, Male member, Marianne henn, Medieval audience, Medieval poetics, Medieval romance, Middle age, Middle english romance, Middle high german romance, Middle high german successor, Much more, Multivalent character, Negative outcome, Noble assembly, Noble counsel, Noble society, Other hand, Private counsel, Psychological allegory, Public counsel, Romance, Romance counsel, Romance note, Silvia ranawake, Troyes, True deliberative body, Twelfth century, Vassal, Welsche gast, Wissenschaftliche buchgesellschaft, Yale french study, Yvain.
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Abstract: This article proposes the creation by the Old French romancier Chrétien de Troyes of a distinctly romance type of counsel distinguished by an emphasis on private counsel between individual characters and the adoption and modification of that convention by authors of Arthurian romance in the Middle High German tradition. Specifically, it examines the German author Hartmann of Aue's reception of Chrétien's convention of counsel by comparing Chrétien's own cica 1180 Yvain and Hartmann's reworking of the tale, his Iwein, from about 1195. A focal point for the comparative analysis of counsel in the two texts is the lady-in waiting, Lunete, who in both is prominent in her advice to her lady, Laudine, to marry Yvain/Iwein after he has killed Laudine's husband. From a more cultural perspective, moreover, the article clarifies the extents to which the representations of Lunete's counsel by Chrétien and his Swabian counterpart, Hartmann, function as authorial commentaries on the place of counsel in noble society. While Chrétien greatly problematizes the positive nature of counsel, in Hartmann's reinterpretation of both Chrétien's convention of counsel and his Lunete figure, counsel, in both its private and public forms, becomes singularly positive.
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