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Introduction Epic£¬Romance£¬Lay and Ballad£ºW.P.Ker's Pivotal Role in the History of Scholarship What Can We Leam from EPics and Romances£¿ Epic and Romance in Welsh and Irish The Hybrid Chansons de geste£ºAn Epic¡ªRomance Compromise£¿ Beginnings and Endings in the Elegiac Poetry of the Early Medieval North The Icelandic Family Sagas£ºW.P.Ker and Interpreting the Historical Elements£¬a Post¡ªColonial Struggle The Dialogic Town in the Arthurian Romances of Chrtien de Troyes Middle English Romance£ºThe Strange Tale of the English Axemen and the Norman Knights The Epic Scale of Heroic Geographies£ºBeowulf,Waldere£¬and Waltharius The Queens of Beowulf Gender£¬Violence and Community ¡°Mythology Within Bounds¡±£ºHeroic Narrative in Eddic Poetry The Narrative Plan of Njal'Saga The Nibelungenlied,Kudrun£¬Biterolf und Dietleib£ºSome Observations on the Concept of the Heroic and the¡°Genre¡±of Medieval German Heroic Epic The Nibelungenlied and W.P.Ker£ºOlder Philology and the Future of Medieval Studies The Persistence of the Heroic Ideal in Post¡ªHeroic Age Scandinavian Romance Literature Mediterranean Border Epics£ºFrontier Ethos in Cantar de Mio Cid and Digenes Akrites Representing the Sensorium in Medieval Romance£ºSir Gawain and the Green Knight and Other Texts Mixture and MiscIlief in a Medieval Irish Heroic Tale Celtic Influence on French Romance Fighting the Giant in French Epic and Romance Arthul Meets Charlemagne£ºEchoes of chansons de geste in French verse romances from Chrdtien de Troyes to Escanor A View from the Printshop£ºMalory£¬Caxton£¬and Medieval Narrative Form