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Literature as recreation in the later Middle Ages

Pages
246
Published
1982
Language
English

Synopsis

This scholarly work explores the role of literature as a form of recreation during the later Middle Ages in Europe. It examines how medieval society engaged with books and reading, shedding light on the cultural significance of literary pursuits in that era. The book delves into the history and criticism of medieval literature, offering insights into the civilization and amusements of the time.

About the author

G
Glending Olson

Glending Olson is the author of the classic collection, The Canterbury Tales. This foundational work of English literature offers a vivid look at medieval life through its memorable characters and stories.