History

R. Khan

2015.4.1Arthuriana

DOI: 10.1353/art.2002.0035

Abstract

Le Roman de Silence and the twelfth-century Japanese court tale Ariake no Wakare [ Parting at Dawn ] feature similar constellations of themes, narrativization and reception history. They link aristocratic inheritance anxieties and female-to-male crossdressing with extraordinary musical abilities and services to a sovereign, reflecting parallel preoccupations.

Citation format

KHAN, R. Genealogy and cross-gendering in le roman de silence and ariake no wakare [parting at dawn]. Arthuriana, 2015, 12: 76–84.