@inbook{bf03b782da7e4e89974219fe25439a91,
title = "A Romance of England and Wales:: {\textquoteleft}Logres{\textquoteright} in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight",
abstract = "This chapter details the representation of England and Wales in the late fourteenth-century north-west Midlands poem Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. Flood suggests that the Welsh affinities of the poem{\textquoteright}s geography are not (as has elsewhere been argued) suggestive of a direct Welsh source influence on the poem, but rather are indicative of the mediation of Welsh historical material within the English tradition through Geoffrey of Monmouth{\textquoteright}s twelfth-century Historia regum Britanniae. It explores the significance of Marcher geographies and spatial perceptions for our understanding of the poem, arguing for the March as a cultural centre rather than a periphery.",
author = "Victoria Flood",
note = "Not yet published as of 26/04/2024. Expected publication date: July 2024.",
year = "2024",
language = "English",
isbn = "9781843847212",
series = "Bristol Studies in Medieval Cultures",
publisher = "Boydell & Brewer",
pages = "114--130",
editor = "Victoria Flood",
booktitle = "Medieval Welsh Literature and its European Contexts",
}