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It is arguably the tragic end to Arthur's kingdom which gives the myth its exceptional resonance and power. The essays in this volume explore the presentation of death and dying in Arthurian literature and film produced in England and America from the middle ages to the modern day. Authors,... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Morte Darthur: Add a description of this character.
- Gawain
- Launcelot
- Guinevere
- Geoffrey
- Thomas Malory
- Howard Pyle
- Lancelot
- Gareth
- Guenevere
- Tennyson
- David Jones
- Enid
- Wace
- Isolda
- Constantine
- Vivien
- Bors
- Merlin
- Morte Arthure
- Tristram
- Elaine
- Geraint
- Mark
- Kay
- Modred
- P. J. C. Field
- Stewart
- Ywain
- Balin
- Henry Vi
- King Arthur
- Eugène Vinaver
- Maximianus
- Laȝamon
- Galahad
- Isolde
- Cory James Rushton
- K. S. Whetter
- Godwin
- Tristan
- Helen Cooper
- Lucius
Setting & Locations edit
- Cambridge
- London
- Britain
- Historia
- New York
- England
- Arthuriad
- Scotland
- Avalon
- Camelot
- Winchester
- France
- Rome
- Saxons
- Parenthesis
- Salisbury Plain
- America
- Wales
- Middle Ages
- Paris
- Body
- Mort Artu
- Sggk
- Cornwall
- Bern
- Edinburgh
- Geneva
- Fountain
- Glastonbury
- Norway
- Monmouth
- Cardiff
- Woodbridge
- Awntyrs
- Aldershot
- Europe
- Ireland
- Isolt
- Britanniae
- Harleus
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 820.9351
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