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Teaching the Arthurian Tradition Ronald J. Walker but generally very little byEssays on teaching medieval Arthurian literature and modern adaptations From the Middle Ages to the present, legends of King Arthur and his court have fascinated readers, inviting contemplation of leadership and community, love and romance, and other perennial concepts. The tales and their history of adaptation affirm that societies across time and place have grappled with the same questions that confront our world today. Moving from early works by