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    Spenser, Wolfram, and the Reformation of Despair

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    Author
    Monta, Susannah
    Oliver, Lisi
    Keyword
    Edmund Spenser
    Parzival
    Reformation
    Date Published
    2011-01-01
    
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    Abstract
    To date, no consensus has emerged concerning the derivation of Spenser’s names Trevisan and Terwin, the only two characters in Book I’s “Legend of Holiness” whose names are not obviously labels. This essay proposes that Wolfram’s Parzival offers a strong analogue that may also point to a possible origin for the names of Spenser’s Trevisan and Terwin. Further, and most significantly, the comparison between Wolfram’s poem and Spenser’s gives the more important of those two figures, the fearful knight Trevisan, a complex role to play as Spenser probes Protestant theological treatments of despair.
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