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In the literature of the Middle Ages, references to a particularly long tradition are a sign of exceptional quality. This can be seen above all in meta-passages of Middle High German texts, which also contain differentiated information on the status of re-narrator and re-narration. While medieval poets exhibit their ›authorship of variance‹ in reflexive passages of prologues, digressions, commentaries or epilogues, textual variations attributable to editors, compilers, scribes, printers or binders are almost only visible in textual comparison. In this conference volume, medieval ›WeiterDichten‹ and ›AndersErzählen‹ are systematically summarised on the basis of selected examples with a view to the current state of research, in response to a still existing desideratum in medieval narrative research.
›Beiträge zur mediävistischen Erzählforschung‹ (BmE) are published online by the University of Oldenburg Press under the Creative Commons License CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. The contributions published here may therefore be disseminated and published for non-commercial purposes, without modification, stating the author and place of publication.
Editors: Prof. Dr. Anja Becker (Bremen) and Prof. Dr. Albrecht Hausmann (Oldenburg)
Contact: herausgeber@erzaehlforschung.de - Internet: www.erzaehlforschung.de
ISSN 2568-9967