Author(s):
Laranjinha, Ana Sofia 
Date: 2004
Persistent ID: http://hdl.handle.net/10216/8452
Origin: Repositório Aberto da Universidade do Porto
Subject(s): Literatura francesa medieval
Document details
La Fontaine aux fées dans le Lancelot en prose, roman anonyme du XIII siècle
Description
The locus amoenus, which is generally represented by a spring and a tree, is, in traditional literature, often the scene for the appearance of fairies. In the Lancelot en prose, the fairy, submitted to a process of rationalization, becomes a lady or damsel who appears in the same context and retains some of the (merely formal or more profound) vestiges of the supernatural woman.
The locus amoenus, which is generally represented by a spring and a tree, is, in traditional literature, often the scene for the appearance of fairies. In the Lancelot en prose, the fairy, submitted to a process of rationalization, becomes a lady or damsel who appears in the same context and retains some of the (merely formal or more profound) vestiges of the supernatural woman.
Document Type
Article
Language French
Language French
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