'Wonderful and Astonishing Occurrences' - The Miraculous and Wondrous in Angevin Narratives, c.1150 - 1250

奇迹和奇观构成了一种新的历史和文学传统的一部分，这种传统在大约1150年至1250年期间发展起来，是这一新兴文学景观的组成部分。本调查将考虑在公元1150年至1250年期间，安茹叙事中奇迹和奇怪事件的位置和目的。它将涉及一系列奇妙的事件，解决分类、感知和误用的问题，以确定它们告诉我们安茹的世界观。它将考虑作者如何使用惊人的方式来合理化他们的现状和人与神之间的接口。它试图提供一种洞察，奇妙和惊人是如何融入安茹的叙事学和史学传统的。它将从文学理论和古典文学和修辞模式的角度来审视奇迹和奇迹，以提供对这些事件的意义和意义的新理解。

Miracles and wonders form part of a new historical and literary tradition which develops in the period c.1150 to 1250, and are integral to this emerging literary landscape. This investigation will consider the place and purposes of miraculous and strange events in Angevin narratives across the period of c.1150 to 1250. It will engage with a spectrum of wondrous occurrences, addressing issues of categorisation, perception and misuse in order to determine what they tell us about Angevin world views. It will consider how authors use the astonishing as a way of rationalising their present and the interface between the human and divine. It seeks to provide an insight into how the wonderful and astonishing fits into the Angevin narratological and historiographical tradition. It will examine the miraculous and wondrous in light of both literary theory and the debt owed to Classical literary and rhetorical models in order to provide a new understanding of the meaning and significance of these events.