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Volume 7, Issue 2 (2020) Special Issue on the Seven Sages Tradition

Articles

Misogyny and the Trends of a European Success: The French Prose Roman des sept sages de Rome
Yasmina Foehr-Janssens

Front Matter
Narrative Culture Editors

Shades of Misogyny: Medieval Versions of the Seven Sages Tradition from a Gender Perspective
Anne Reynders and Remco Sleiderink

The Seven Wise Masters as a Resource for Studying Historical Diversity: Comparing Latin and Early German Versions with Texts from the Eastern Tradition from a Postcolonial Studies Perspective
Bea Lundt

Angry Men: On Emotions and Masculinities in Samarqandī’s Sindbād-nāmeh
Alexandra Hoffmann

Misogyny, Wisdom, and Legal Practice: On Narrative Flexibility across Different Versions of the Seven Sages of Rome
Nico Kunkel

Chwedleu Seith Doethon Rufein, the Middle Welsh Les Sept Sages de Rome: An Inadequate Rendering or a New Perspective on This Internationally Popular Tale?
Carys Gadsden

How Lonely Are Women in Van den VII Vroeden van binnen Rome?: An Analysis of the Resources and Networks of the Female (and Male) Characters in a Middle Dutch Version of the Seven Sages of Rome
Anne Reynders

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