Topics in Arthurian Studies

Terra L. Collver's thesis focusing on the portrayal and significance of women in Arthurian literature covers the legend from its origins to the twentieth century.

An in-depth look at Geoffrey and the inimitable impact his "History" had on literature and the Arthurian legend, at Britannia Internet Magazine.

Fascinating look at the significance of heraldic devices as incorporated in the Tristram and Isoud romances is well-referenced by Craig Levin and includes useful illustrations. 

Fascinating story of the cross allegedly buried with King Arthur, the location of which was possibly discovered by King Henry II, at Britannia Internet Magazine.

Scholarly paper by Helen Nicholson uses a thirteenth-century Arthurian prose romance to examine the perceptions of knightly behavior in medieval literature.

Scholarly article by Lesley Kordecki examines Malory's method of dealing with meaning in his tales, in volume 1 of Essays in Medieval Studies.

The relationship of stone circles, in particular Stonehenge, to Arthurian legend is examined in this segment of the Quest site at the University of Idaho.