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12 Death as ‘Neglect of Duty’ in Howard Pyle’s The Story of the Grail and the Passing of Arthur
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Julie Nelson Couch
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Illustrations and Tables ix
- List of Contributors xi
- Introduction 1
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PART I The Early Tradition in England
- 1 ‘But here Geoffrey falls silent’: Death, Arthur, and the Historia regum Britannie 15
- 2 Mordred’s Sons 33
- 3 Dying in Uncle Arthur’s Arms and at His Hands 50
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PART II Middle English Romance and Malory
- 4 ‘Hadet with an aluisch mon’ and ‘britned to noȝt’: Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, Death, and the Devil 71
- 5 Love and Death in Arthurian Romance 94
- 6 Death in the Margins: Dying and Scribal Performance in the Winchester Manuscript 115
- 7 The Legible Corpses of Le Morte Darthur 124
- 8 Malory and the Death of Kings: The Politics of Regicide at Salisbury Plain 136
- 9 ‘Layde to the Colde Erthe’: Death, Arthur’s Knights, and Narrative Closure 151
- 10 Arthurian Exits: Alone, Together, or None of the Above 169
- 11 Woman as Agent of Death in Tennyson’s Idylls of the King 193
- 12 Death as ‘Neglect of Duty’ in Howard Pyle’s The Story of the Grail and the Passing of Arthur 206
- 13 Death and the ‘grimly voice’ in David Jones’s In Parenthesis 226
- 14 Roll the Final Credits: Some Notes on Cinematic Depictions of the Death of Arthur 241
- Index 249
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Illustrations and Tables ix
- List of Contributors xi
- Introduction 1
-
PART I The Early Tradition in England
- 1 ‘But here Geoffrey falls silent’: Death, Arthur, and the Historia regum Britannie 15
- 2 Mordred’s Sons 33
- 3 Dying in Uncle Arthur’s Arms and at His Hands 50
-
PART II Middle English Romance and Malory
- 4 ‘Hadet with an aluisch mon’ and ‘britned to noȝt’: Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, Death, and the Devil 71
- 5 Love and Death in Arthurian Romance 94
- 6 Death in the Margins: Dying and Scribal Performance in the Winchester Manuscript 115
- 7 The Legible Corpses of Le Morte Darthur 124
- 8 Malory and the Death of Kings: The Politics of Regicide at Salisbury Plain 136
- 9 ‘Layde to the Colde Erthe’: Death, Arthur’s Knights, and Narrative Closure 151
- 10 Arthurian Exits: Alone, Together, or None of the Above 169
- 11 Woman as Agent of Death in Tennyson’s Idylls of the King 193
- 12 Death as ‘Neglect of Duty’ in Howard Pyle’s The Story of the Grail and the Passing of Arthur 206
- 13 Death and the ‘grimly voice’ in David Jones’s In Parenthesis 226
- 14 Roll the Final Credits: Some Notes on Cinematic Depictions of the Death of Arthur 241
- Index 249