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CULTURES OF EUROPE THE AGE OF CHIVALRY The Middle Ages c. 5th-15th century

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CULTURES OF EUROPE. THE AGE OF CHIVALRY The Middle Ages c. 5th-15th century. The Fall of the Roman Empire. " Dark Ages „ ( Early Middle Ages) a characterization highlighting the relative scarcity of literary and cultural output from this time, especially in Western Europe. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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CULTURES OF EUROPE

THE AGE OF CHIVALRYThe Middle Ages

c. 5th-15th century

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The Fall of the Roman Empire

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"Dark Ages„(Early Middle Ages)

a characterization highlighting the relative scarcity

of literary and cultural output from this time,

especially in Western Europe.

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Christian Crusades

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The Black Death

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The Crucifix/Cross

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Jesus Christ: Son of God and Son of Mary (The Annunciation,

The Holy Family)

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The Last Judgement• Christus, Petrus,

1452, Berlin – hierarchy

• Next slide: Hans Memling – a triptych (altarpiece) – The Last Judgement (Gdansk)

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Thomas Celano, 13th c. Latin Hymn:

Dies Irae• Day of wrath! O day of mourning!

See fulfilled the prophets' warning,Heaven and earth in ashes burning!

• Oh, what fear man's bosom rendeth,when from heaven the Judge descendeth,on whose sentence all dependeth

• Death is struck, and nature quaking,all creation is awaking,to its Judge an answer making.

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Ják, Hungary: Romanesque church

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Semicircular arches

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Piers

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Openings/Doors and Windows

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Gothic cathedrals - heavenward

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Pointed arches

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Windows

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Ribbed Vaults

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Flying Buttresses

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Monks and monasteries

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Pagan Heroes: Beowulf (England, 6-10th c.)

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Courtly love knights and women

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Jousts, tournaments

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King Arthur and the Knights of the Round

Table – The Holy Grail

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Arthur (top centre) in an illustration to the Middle English poem Sir Gawain

and the Green Knight, late 14th century • King Arthur

• Queen Guinevre• Sir Launcelot• Merlin, the wizard• Sir Gawain• Sir Galahad• Mordred• Morgan Le Fay• Welsh, French, English

and Latin works

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Medieval pragmatism – the grotesque and humour

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Geoffrey Chaucer’s The Canterbury Tales, Ellesmere

Manuscript (early 15th c.)

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Francois Villon: QUATRAIN THAT VILLON MADE WHEN HE WAS

DOOMED TO DIEI'M Francis ill avails it

me Born near Pontoise,

in Paris see : Whose neck, at the

end of a rope of three,

Must feel how heavy my buttocks be.