Of Giants: Sex, Monsters, and the Middle Ages |
Contents
The Ruins of Identity | 1 |
Monstrous Origin Body Nation Family | 29 |
The Body in Pieces Identity and the Monstrous in Romance | 62 |
The Giant of SelfFiguration Diminishing Masculinity in Chaucers Tale of Sir Thopas | 96 |
The Body Hybrid Giants DogMen and Becoming Inhuman | 119 |
Exorbitance | 142 |
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Common terms and phrases
abjection Albina myth Aliscans Alliterative Morte Arthure Anglo-Saxon England argues Arthur Ascopart battle becomes beheading Beowulf Bevis Bevis of Hampton biblical bodily body Britain Brutus Carl of Carlisle Chaucer chivalric subject Christian Chronicle coherent comic construction Corineus corporeality cultural cynocephali decapitation defeat desire embodiment enjoyment episode fantasy father feminine fight figure flesh fragment Galehaut gaze gender genre Geoffrey Geoffrey's giant of Mont gigantomachia Gogmagog Goliath Gowther Green Knight Grendel Guy of Warwick Guy's head hero hero's heroic heterosexuality human hybrid identity romances incubus insists king Lacan Lancelot language Latin Lybeaus Desconus male masculinity material Middle Ages Middle English monster monstrous Mont Saint Michel narrative obscene Oedipus Olifaunt origin originary poem psychoanalysis Rainoart rape Robert Mannyng Saracen scene sexual signifier Sir Gawain Sir Thopas Slavoj Zizek social somatic story structure symbolic Tale of Sir tion tradition transformed Trojan women Zizek
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Absent Narratives, Manuscript Textuality, and Literary Structure in Late ... Elizabeth Scala No preview available - 2002 |
Chaucer's Body: The Anxiety of Circulation in the "Canterbury Tales" Richard Allen Shoaf No preview available - 2001 |