Historical residues in the Old Irish legends of Queen Medb an expanded interpretation of the Ulster cycle /
Medb of Connacht, a central female character of medieval Ireland's Ulster Cycle is read traditionally as an example of a misogynistic, patriarchal Christian campaign to suppress and silence women in early Ireland, or as symbolic of a primordial, mythic pre-Christian goddess, exempt from patriar...
Основен автор: | Dominguez, Diana V. |
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Формат: | Електронен |
Език: | English |
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Lewiston, N.Y. :
Edwin Mellen Press,
℗♭2010.
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Print version::
Historical residues in the Old Irish legends of Queen Medb. |
Съдържание:
- "Ah indeed! That is Medb of Cruachan": critical and literary tradition
- "We need not doubt that there were many like her in real life": Medb as realistic reflection of her culture
- "I was noblest and worthiest": Medb as political ruler
- "Mighty are the deeds of Medb": Medb as military commander
- "It is she who lives on in legend": implications and further research.