The Power of Love: Lancelot by Chretien de Troyes

Love wants, he jumps in, shame is not important, because love dominates his behavior. "This makes him feel embarrassed that he loves Guinevere and shows that his love to Guinevere is authentic, even if he looks bad, he is Guinevere, Lancelot is sneered up He is gazing at the dwarven car in the wrong way, but it does not matter to him; his love and affection for her is strong, love dominates Lancelot's mind and body in a variety of ways.

The word amour courtois ("court love") is given in the article "Étudessurlesromans de la Table Ronde: Lancelot du Lac, II: Le conte de la charrette" published by Gaston Paris in 1883. Please check shopping cart writer, Cretan's paper, Lancelot of Detroit (1177). Paris defines the court of love as discipline including idolization and sublimation. A lover (idol worshiper) accepted his mistress' independence and tried to deserve herself herself through brave and glorious behavior and doing whatever she wanted. Sexual satisfaction may not be a goal nor a final result. But because it is based on charm and sometimes involves intense sexual emotions, love like a court is not necessarily platonic.

Among the romantic stories of King Arthur 's French version in Lancelot, Arthur' s main knight and Genevil 's love rival were introduced. Chretien also introduced another Cavalier Percivil from Arthur and looked for Holy Grail. These early works have had a great impact on the romantic story of the later German version, such as Erec and Iwein, the 12th century poet Hartmann von Aue and the epic Parzifal. By the beginning of the 13th century the story of Tristan and Isolde was also added to King Arthur's legend. It explained the confrontation between passion and responsibility.

Through the legend of King Arthur there is pure love and a true knight team. Elements of loyalty and courage are accompanied by these concepts. They are all similar to what is known as "Night of Shopping Carts" by Chrétiende Troyes, or more generally Lancelot This is a link between the Guince of Arthur, the Queen of Arthur, the Order of the Arthur Court of Lancelot Original text explaining incident of adultery. Styles resembling Eilard (Kibler 112) - or Celtic abduction stories - Creatien created a long-lasting legacy among our riders. A prisoner regarded as his extraordinary kingdom