The Georgian Chivalric Romance in the German Language

The novel of chivalry Amirandarejaniani by Mose Khoneli (12th century), according to its content, worldview and conveying of the chivalrous spirit is close to the ideals of European literature of the Middle Ages and not infrequently is discussed within the context of European literature. The article discusses the German translation of „Amirandarejanian“ (Translated – Z.Sarjveladze, H. Fenrich).

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enadakultura
Published
2025-05-19
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https://doi.org/10.52340/lac.2025.33.13
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Linguistics and language evolution
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The Georgian Chivalric Romance in the German Language

Darejan Menabde
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Abstract

The novel of chivalry Amirandarejaniani by Mose Khoneli (12th century), according to its content, worldview and conveying of the chivalrous spirit is close to the ideals of European literature of the Middle Ages and not infrequently is discussed within the context of European literature. The article discusses the German translation of „Amirandarejanian“ (Translated – Z.Sarjveladze, H. Fenrich).

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