Medieval Period Bibliography
Medieval Period Bibliography
Medieval Period Bibliography
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20 Broadview Anthology of British Literature<br />
Anglo-Saxon and Related Themes in Memory of Lynne<br />
Grundy, ed. Jane Roberts and Janet Nelson, 2000:<br />
411–33.<br />
John Richardson, “Hlude wæron hy: Syncretic<br />
Christianity in the Old English Charm Wið<br />
Færstice,” Mankind Quarterly 42, 2001: 21–45.<br />
D.G.Scragg, ed., Superstition and Popular Medicine in<br />
Anglo-Saxon England, 1989.<br />
Judith A. Vaughan-Sterling, “The Anglo Saxon Metrical<br />
Charms: Poetry as Ritual,” Journal of English and<br />
Germanic Philology 82, 1983: 186–200.<br />
Quem Quaeritis<br />
Text: The Latin text has been newly translated for this<br />
anthology.<br />
Editions and Translations:<br />
David Bevington, ed. <strong>Medieval</strong> Drama, 1975.<br />
John Gassner, ed., <strong>Medieval</strong> and Tudor Drama, 1963.<br />
T. Wright, ed., Early Mysteries and Other Latin Poems,<br />
1838.<br />
Criticism:<br />
David A. Bjork, “On the Dissemination of Quem<br />
Quaeritis and the Visitatio Sepulchri and the<br />
Chronology of their Early Sources,” The Drama in<br />
the Middle Ages: Comparative and Critical Essays, eds.<br />
Clifford Davidson, C.J. Gianakaris, and John H.<br />
Stroupe, 1982: 1–24.<br />
James M. Gibson, “Quem Queritis in Presepe: Christmas<br />
Drama or Christmas Liturgy?” Drama in the Middle<br />
Ages: Comparative and Critical Essays, eds. Clifford<br />
Davidson and John H. Stroupe, 1990: 106–28.<br />
O.B. Hardison, Christian Rite and Christian Drama in<br />
the Middle Ages, 1965.<br />
Michal Kobialka, “The Quem Quaeritis: Theatre<br />
History Displacement,” Theatre History Studies 8,<br />
1988: 35–51.<br />
Timothy McGee, The Liturgical Origin and Early<br />
History of the Quem Quaeritis Dialogue, 1974.<br />
The Service for Representing Adam (Jeu d’Adam)<br />
Text: For this anthology the David Bevington translation<br />
has been used.<br />
Editions:<br />
Paul Aebischer, ed., Le Mystère d’Adam: Ordo<br />
Representacionis Ade, 1963.<br />
David Bevington, ed., <strong>Medieval</strong> Drama, 1975.<br />
Arthur Harden, ed., Trois piéces médiévales: Le Jeu<br />
d’Adam, Le Miracle de Théophile, La Farce du<br />
Cuvier, 1967.<br />
Willem Noomen, ed., Le Jeu d’Adam: Ordo representacionis<br />
Ade, 1971.<br />
Criticism:<br />
James C. Atkinson, “Theme, Structure and Motif in the<br />
Mystere d’Adam,” Philological Quarterly 56, 1977:<br />
27–42.<br />
Erich Auerbach, Mimesis: The Representation of Reality<br />
in Western Literature, 1953.<br />
Hardin Craig, English Religious Drama of the Middle<br />
Ages, 1955.<br />
Grace Frank, The <strong>Medieval</strong> French Drama, 1954.<br />
Joan Tasker Grimbert, “Eve as Adam’s Pareil: Equivalence<br />
and Subordination in the Jeu d’Adam,”<br />
Literary Aspects of Courtly Culture, eds. Donald<br />
Maddox and Sara Sturm-Maddox, 1994: 29–37.<br />
O.B. Hardison, Christian Rite and Christian Drama in<br />
the Middle Ages, 1965.<br />
Steven Justice, “The Authority of Ritual in the Jeu<br />
d’Adam,” Speculum 62, 1987: 851–64.<br />
Emanuel J. Mickel, “Faith, Memory, Treason and<br />
Justice in the Ordo Representacionis Ade (Jeu<br />
d’Adam),” Romania 112, 1991: 129–54.<br />
Lynette R. Muir, Liturgy and Drama in the Anglo-<br />
Norman Adam, 1973.<br />
Roger Pensom, “Theatrical Space in the Jeu d’Adam,”<br />
French Studies 47, 1993: 257–75.