The theme of the earthly paradise and associated traditions in middle high German literature with particular reference to the "Wiener Genesis," Hartmann's "Erec" and Gottfried's "Tristan"

The theme of the earthly paradise and associated traditions in middle high German literature with particular reference to the "Wiener Genesis," Hartmann's "Erec" and Gottfried's "Tristan"

by Peter William Hurst

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