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Bisclavret („Der Werwolf“, moderne französische Aussprache: [ˌbisklaˈvrɛ]) ist der Titel eines der zwölf Lais der Marie de France und entstand um 1170. Das in anglonormannischer Sprache geschriebene Werk erzählt die Geschichte eines Werwolfs, der durch den Verrat seiner Frau gezwungen wird, in seiner Tiergestalt zu verharren. Inhaltsverzeichnis.
Bisclavret est le nom breton du loup-garou, mentionné dans un lai de Marie de France [1]. Le lai dit « de Bisclavret » est aussi l'un des rares textes anciens où l'homme atteint de lycanthropie n'est pas considéré comme maléfique.
- Marie de France
- Bisclavret
- XIIe siècle
- Lai breton, littérature courtoise, lai
Bisclavret. Marie de France from an illuminated manuscript. " Bisclavret " ("The Werewolf") is one of the twelve Lais of Marie de France written in the 12th century. Originally written in French, it tells the story of a werewolf who is trapped in lupine form by the treachery of his wife.
The Lais of Marie de France. by Marie de France. Buy Study Guide. The Lais of Marie de France Summary and Analysis of "Bisclavret" Summary. Marie informs us she would be remiss to omit the lay of Bisclavret, a werewolf from the old days of Brittany. She speaks of the werewolf curse as something that "often used to happen."
Read the original text and translation of Bisclavret, one of Marie de France's twelve lays of Breton inspiration. Bisclavret is a tale of lycanthropy, love and loyalty, with a charming and witty style.
Marie de France is among the most prominent authors of Old French texts and a rare female author whose name is known to us from the Middle Ages. Her Lais are a series of short narrative poems of romance and adventure.
Bisclavret is a Breton tale about a baron who turns into a werewolf every week and his unfaithful wife. The king protects him and punishes his enemies in this medieval story of betrayal and revenge.
