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Full-Text Articles in Medieval Studies
Mankind, Kathleen Ashley, Gerard Necastro
Mankind, Kathleen Ashley, Gerard Necastro
Kathleen M. Ashley
Mankind is without a doubt the most amusing and controversial morality play surviving from fifteenth-century England. As an allegory about the vulnerable situation in which most people find themselves—torn between good judgment and the temptation to misbehave—the play’s moral action is conventional.
The Historiography Of The Dragon: Heraldic Violence In The Alliterative Morte Arthure, Alex Mueller
The Historiography Of The Dragon: Heraldic Violence In The Alliterative Morte Arthure, Alex Mueller
Alex Mueller
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Wikipedia As Imago Mundi, Alex Mueller