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In the recent past, the reassessment of the transmission situation with regard to Shakespeare's King Lear has spawned numerous single editions of the various versions of the play. Proceeding from a discussion of the transmission problems, the editorial history, and present-day editorial practice, the study undertakes a comprehensive reconception of the methodological foundations of version editing in connection with King Lear. The discussion of the theoretical editing problems involved produces an outline for a hypermedia edition that departs from traditional norms in its design of reader...

Narratology from the Perspective of Medieval Studies systematically compiles research on the "otherness" of medieval narratives. It places a particular focus on the way that narrative forms are always linked to the meaning of narrative content. Key topics include genre, narrative patterns, connections to contemporary world knowledge, models of time and space, plot structure, and narrator concepts. The book is primarily intended for medievalists and advanced students.