1979Medical Entomology and ZoologyRequires access

Irony in the medieval romance

Dennis Howard Green

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Preface Abbreviations 1. Introduction 2. The possibilities of irony in courtly literature 3. Irony and chivalry 4. Irony and love 5. Irony and narrative technique 6. Verbal irony 7. Irony of the narrator 8. Dramatic irony 9. The irony of values 10. Structural irony 11. The reasons for irony in the medieval romance Bibliography Index of passages discussed General index.

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Preface Abbreviations 1. Introduction 2. The possibilities of irony in courtly literature 3. Irony and chivalry 4. Irony and love 5. Irony and narrative technique 6. Verbal irony 7. Irony of the narrator 8. Dramatic irony 9. The irony of values 10. Structural irony 11. The reasons for irony in the medieval romance Bibliography Index of passages discussed General index.

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Preface Abbreviations 1. Introduction 2. The possibilities of irony in courtly literature 3. Irony and chivalry 4. Irony and love 5. Irony and narrative technique 6. Verbal irony 7. Irony of the narrator 8. Dramatic irony 9. The irony of values 10. Structural irony 11. The reasons for irony in the medieval romance Bibliography Index of passages discussed General index.

Key concepts: Irony, Romance, Literature, Narrative, Index (typography), Philosophy, Art, Computer science

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