‚Flos unde Blankeflos‘. Edition, Commentary and Translation of an European Narrative in the Low German region (with an Appendix Containing the Fragments of the 'Trier [Rheno-Mosan] Floyris' and the Ripuarian fragment of 'Flors inde Blanzeflors').

《花与布兰切弗勒尔》（Floire et Blanchefleur）可能写于1150/1160年左右的法国西南部，这部小说被证明是一部非常成功的作品。文本传统表明，浪漫，翻译成许多方言-是众所周知的整个欧洲在中世纪和以后。在德语区有六种不同的版本。尽管中高地德语文本，首先是康拉德·弗莱克斯的《花与白》，受到了相当广泛的学术关注--特别是自2015年现代再版出版以来--但几十年来，很少有研究专门研究起源于德国和荷兰语言和文化地区之间的边境地区以及低地德语地区的三个版本。尽管有相当大的研究潜力，低地德语“Blankeflos下的花”，“Flors inde Blanzeflors”的Ripuarian片段和同样零碎的“特里尔（Rheno-Mosan）Floyris”，缺乏关注，部分原因是缺乏现代，可访问的版本。因此，该项目设想的版本不仅考虑了低地德语，Ripuarian和Rheno-Mosan改编的“Floire et Blanchefleur”的文本传统，而且还响应了对可理解文本的需求。为此，将以原文形式并以方便用户的方式对文本进行编辑，提供现代德语翻译、评注和补充口译。因此，该版本允许学术教学以及比较研究。

The romance of ‚Floire et Blanchefleur‘, probably written in the Southwest of France around 1150/1160, proved to be an extraordinary success. The textual tradition shows that the romance, translated into many vernaculars – was known throughout the whole of Europe during the Middle Ages and beyond. Six different versions are known from the German-speaking territories. Whereas the Middle High German texts, first and foremost Konrad Flecks ‚Flore und Blanscheflur‘, have received quite extensive scholarly attention – especially since the publication of the modern reedition in 2015 – remarkably few studies have for decades been devoted to the three versions originating from the border region between the German and Dutch linguistic and cultural areas, as well as in the Low German region. Despite their considerable research potential, the Low German ‚Flos unde Blankeflos‘, the Ripuarian fragment of ‚Flors inde Blanzeflors‘ and the equally fragmentary ‚Trier (Rheno-Mosan) Floyris‘, suffered from a lack of attention that my partly be attributable to the lack of modern, accessible editions. This project therefore envisages an edition that does not only consider the textual tradition of the Low German, Ripuarian and Rheno-Mosan adaptations of ‚Floire et Blanchefleur‘, but also responds to the need for an understandable text. To this end, the texts will be edited in their original textual form as well as in a user-friendly way, offering modern German translations, commentaries and additional interpretations. The edition thus allows for academic teaching as well as for comparative research.