The essay analyzes two passages of Robert Wace's Roman de Rou in which episodes of revenantism and relationships with invisible creatures are described. Following a philological-comparative approach, I tried to identify the cultural and literary models (Norse, insular, continental, pagan and Christian) that could have contributed to defining the demonic imagery expressed by Wace in his work.
(2024). Dæmonologia Northmannica: spettri, coboldi e non-morti nella letteratura anglo-normanna del XII secolo, tra influssi norreni e insulari . Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10446/291265
Dæmonologia Northmannica: spettri, coboldi e non-morti nella letteratura anglo-normanna del XII secolo, tra influssi norreni e insulari
Ghiroldi, Stefano
2024-01-01
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The essay analyzes two passages of Robert Wace's Roman de Rou in which episodes of revenantism and relationships with invisible creatures are described. Following a philological-comparative approach, I tried to identify the cultural and literary models (Norse, insular, continental, pagan and Christian) that could have contributed to defining the demonic imagery expressed by Wace in his work.File allegato/i alla scheda:
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