Arthur Thomas Hatto | Academic Influence

Arthur Thomas Hatto's Degrees

PhD German Literature University of Oxford
Masters German Literature University of Oxford
Bachelors German Literature University of Oxford

Why Is Arthur Thomas Hatto Influential?

According to Wikipedia, Arthur Thomas Hatto was an English scholar of German studies at the University of London, notable for translations of the Medieval German narrative poems Tristan by Gottfried von Strassburg, Parzival by Wolfram von Eschenbach, and the Nibelungenlied. He was also known for his theory of epic heroic poetry, and related publications. He retired in 1977, and in 1991 the British Academy elected him as a Senior Fellow.

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Arthur Thomas Hatto's Published Works

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Published Works

Tamil heroic poetry (1969) (40)
Eos: An enquiry into the theme of lovers' meetings and partings at dawn in poetry (1965) (34)
Traditions of heroic and epic poetry (1984) (25)
Archery and Chivalry: A Noble Prejudice (1940) (11)
The Manas of Wilhelm Radloff (1990) (11)
Revolution; an enquiry into the usefulness of an historical term. (1949) (10)
The memorial feast for Kökötöy-khan (Kökötöydün ašı) : a Kirghiz epic poem (1981) (10)
Shamanism and epic poetry in Northern Asia (1970) (7)
On the Excellence of the "Hildebrandslied": A Comparative Study in Dynamics (1973) (6)
V.—“REVOLUTION”: AN ENQUIRY INTO THE USEFULNESS OF AN HISTORICAL TERM1 (1949) (5)
Essays on medieval German and other poetry (1980) (5)
"Venus and Adonis": And the Boar (1946) (5)
Textology and epic texts from Siberia and beyond (2000) (4)
Germanic and Kirgiz Heroic Poetry. Some Comparisons and Contrasts (1973) (2)
The Lime-Tree and Early German, Goliard and English Lyric Poetry (1954) (2)
Traditions of Heroic and Epic Poetry. Vol. I (1983) (2)
POETRY AND THE HUNT IN MEDIEVAL GERMANY (1966) (2)
Three essays on the Hildebrandslied (1973) (1)
The World of the Khanty Epic Hero-Princes: An Exploration of a Siberian Oral Tradition (2017) (1)
Walther von der Vogelweide's Ottonian Poems: A New Interpretation (1949) (1)
On Wolfram's Conception of the "Graal" (1948) (1)
Recent Work on the Arithmetical Principle in Medieval Poetry (1951) (1)
151. Stonehenge and Midsummer: A New Interpretation (1953) (1)
Selected Essays on Medieval German Literature (1975) (1)
Folk Ritual and the Minnesang (1963) (1)
The Songs of Neidhart von Reuental (1959) (1)
Chapter 2. A SURVEY (1965) (0)
Appendix IV. THE CONTRIBUTORS (1965) (0)
Chapter 3. THE ORIGINS’ OF DAWN POETRY (1965) (0)
Gallantry in the Mediaeval German Lyric (1941) (0)
"Minnesangs Fruhling", 40, 19 ff. (1938) (0)
Chapter 5. THE CRYSTALLIZATION AND DIFFUSION OF SOME DAWN THEMES (1965) (0)
Chapter 7. MIME AND DRAMA (1965) (0)
Background: The Khanty (2017) (0)
The Name of God in Gothic (1944) (0)
The Mohave Heroic Epic of Inyo-Kutavêre: Re-Appraised and Further Interpreted (1999) (0)
Armour and Weapons (2017) (0)
INDEX OF POEMS (2019) (0)
Sinen Dienest Verliesen (1938) (0)
Traditions of Heroic and Epic Poetry. Volume I. The Traditions (1982) (0)
On Beauty of Numbers in Wolfram's Dawn Songs: (An Improved Metrical Canon) (1950) (0)
THE HISTORIAN OF THE HUNT IN GERMANY (1965) (0)
Two Notes on Chretien and Wolfram (1947) (0)
Chapter 4. MYTHOLOGY (1965) (0)
Afterword: Arthur Hatto, Ethnopoetics, and Epic Moments by Daniel Prior (2017) (0)
The songs of Neidhart von Reuental : 17 summer and winter songs set to their original melodies with translations and a musical and metrical canon (1958) (0)
Arthur Thomas Hatto 1910–2010 (2011) (0)
The Name of God in Germanic (1946) (0)
The Eighteen Khanty Heroic Epics, Their Collectors and Publishers (2017) (0)
Chapter 6. RELIGION (1965) (0)
On Chretien and Wolfram (1949) (0)
Traditions of Heroic and Epic Poetry. Vol. I: The Traditions (1983) (0)
Men's Handiwork (2017) (0)
WALTHER VON DER VOGELWEIDE: A note on the poem ‘Madam, accept this garland’ (A May Dance for the Court) (1950) (0)
Appendix I. IMAGERY AND SYMBOLISM (1965) (0)
Were Walther and Wolfram Once at the Same Court (1940) (0)
An Early "Tagelied" (1951) (0)
HERZELOYDE'S DRAGON‐DREAM (1968) (0)
Appendix II. ADDITIONAL MATERIAL (1965) (0)
MARGARET FITZGERALD RICKEY (1963) (0)
Wolfram von Eschenbach and the Chase (1971) (0)

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