Frontmatter

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Illustrations vii
4. Introduction. The Courtly Crusade Idiom 1
5. Chapter One. The Unrepentant Crusader: The Figure of the Separated Heart 29
6. Chapter Two. Idiomatic Movement and Separation in Middle High German and Occitan Crusade Departure Lyric 61
7. Chapter Three. The Heart as Witness: Lyric and Romance 87
8. Chapter. Four Lancelot as Unrepentant Crusader in the Perlesvaus 115
9. Chapter Five. Three Ways of Describing a Crusader-Poet: Adjacency, Genre-Existence, and Performative Reconfigurations 153
10. Chapter Six. The Feast of the Pheasant as Courtly Crusade Idiom 207
11. Conclusion. Toward a More Complex View of Crusade 253
12. Acknowledgments 257
13. Notes 261
14. Index 293