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Understanding The Grail: A Casebook: Arthurian Characters, Traditions, and Literary Scholarship
"The Grail: A Casebook, edited by Dhira B. Mahoney, is a landmark academic anthology published by Routledge (originally Garland Publishing) that collects seminal critical essays on the Holy Grail legend. The volume systematically analyzes how key Arthurian characters—including Perceval, Galahad, Gawain, and the Fisher King—evolved across Celtic, French, German, and English medieval traditions. Overview and Context of The Grail: A Casebook Published as part of the Garland Medieval Casebooks series, The Grail: A Casebook serves as a foundational reference for medievalists, literary scholars, and students of Arthurian literature. Compiled and edi..."
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