The Genesis of Narrative in Malory's Morte Darthur

The book examines the Morte d'Arthur by analyzing Malory's role as both a redactor and translator of Arthurian legends. It delves into how he reshapes traditional narratives, highlighting the structural elements of the text and the interplay between adaptation and original sources. Through this study, readers gain insight into Malory's unique contributions to the Arthurian canon and the broader implications of his work on the interpretation of these timeless tales.