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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-137-59356-6Britain; culture; fiction; gender; Great Britain; history of literature; literature; Middle Ages; social sci

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978-1-349-88789-7The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016

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Geographies of Fantasy: Exploring the Romance East,he romance East is a fantasy. It works as exotic synesthesia, blending sensations of sound, sight, and smell and persistently deploying stock Orientalist motifs. Consider, for example, the following passage from .:

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Romance in the East: An Introduction,ce. For hundreds of years, Western and European popular culture has been fascinated and appalled, in equal measure, by the apparent religious, racial, cultural, social, and political alterity of the Orient. We are locked in a double bind of desire and difference. This contradiction finds particular

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Saracens and Sheikhs: Romance in Context,rnacular, these popular texts circulated widely and enjoyed a diverse audience, composed of both elite and lower status readers and listeners. Composed, on the whole, in verse, Middle English romances flourished in the years 1350–1500 and feature stock characters, motifs, and storylines, including r

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,“For You are a Man and She is a Maid”: Gender and the East,n which the romance genre is predicated: it is the opposition of normative gender identities of masculinity and femininity that facilitates the romantic relationship. However, these gender identities become less certain, less clearly defined when they are collocated with Eastern ethnic or religious

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,“Neither Fish Nor Fowl”: Representing Difference, Fabricating Sameness,ntioned, otherness is figured differently in Middle English romance—where religion is the primary marker of variation— and modern sheikh romance—where religion is subsumed into culture and ethnicity stands as the main difference between East and West. Yet, how is such difference represented? Indeed,

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