Medieval and Arthurian
pages
Siân Echard, University of British Columbia
I have created many web pages to support my teaching over the last few years; they have gone up and come down as the courses have come and gone. Some people have asked that I make these pages available on an ongoing basis, so I’m including a set of links below. However, I won’t be updating inactive web pages very often, and I haven’t done much, beyond removing links to old course syllabuses, to break these pages out of the contexts for which they are created—these pages were generally speaking conceived of as being supplementary rather than free-standing. As with all my pages, this material is for educational use only, and some of it is drawn from my ongoing research. Please do not use this material without my permission; you can e-mail me at sian@mail.ubc.ca.
March 2013: Some of the pages below are being renovated, and so the links are (temporarily) inactive)
Arthur and FortuneAdapting Chaucer: The Clerk’s TaleArthur in HistoryAdapting Chaucer: The Miller’s TaleThe Arthur of the WelshAdapting Chaucer: The Franklin’s TaleAdapting Chaucer: The Wife’s TaleAn Arthurian ChronologyBooks in UBC Special CollectionsArthurian ResourcesBritish AntiquitiesArthurian SwordsChaucer Manuscripts and Books on the WebThe Death of ArthurEarly Printed Books on the WebCaxton and WinchesterFroissartCourtly LoveFrom London to CanterburyElaine of Astolat and the Lady of ShalottY GododdinGalahadThe Golden Cockerel Sir Gawain and the Green KnightGawainJohn GowerGeoffrey of Monmouth and Medieval HistoryGuy of WarwickGeoffrey of Monmouth’s BritainMedieval DramaGeoffrey of Monmouth’s ReputationMedieval Manuscripts on the WebGuenevereMedieval Welsh PoetryLancelotMedieval Welsh ProseMerlinOld English PoetryMorgan le FayPliny at UBCPercevalRunesThe Quest for the Holy GrailThe RuinThe Roman WarsThe SeafarerA Tennysonian Arthurian ChronologyThe WandererTristram The Welsh Triads