Dreams and the Aesthetics of Narrative Presentation in Livistros and Rodamne
Date
1999Source
Dumbarton Oaks PapersVolume
53Pages
111-147Google Scholar check
Metadata
Show full item recordAbstract
The article offers poetry criticism of the anonymous verse romance "Livistros and Rhodamne." It focuses on the poem's dream sequence and discusses the narrative of the poem in light of the concept of spatial aesthetics. The actions of several characters are also examined, including Prince Klitovon, Queen Myrtane, and the young warrior.