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The abstract transgression of boundaries as a structural moment of pre-modern short fiction in particular is sometimes concretized in bad weather. The one liminal twist that often determines small-scale epic storytelling also manifests itself in the change of weather, which for the pre-modern era is fundamentally more than an arbitrary, chaotic natural phenomenon: weather – ›beautiful‹ weather, but above all ›bad‹ weather – is fundamentally a medium of communication between transcendence and immanence, between God and creation. In this context, weather is not only an ontological transgression per se, but – especially in the form of ›bad‹ weather - often goes hand in hand with existential transgressions on a creaturely level.
The contributions in this volume shed light on the connection between small epic narratives and transgressions of boundaries, particularly in the area of weather.
›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