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Theory and methods General Terms Experimentation Human Factors Theory Keywords noninvasive BCI neuroplasticity perceptual consciousness intentionality attention user experience giddiness B. Table2:Rips'knight{knave{specicrules1.ifsays(x;p),knight(x)thenp2.ifsays(x;p),knave(x)then:p3.if:knave(x)thenknight(x)4.if:knight(x)thenknave(x)appealtosemanticconceptssuchastruthandfalsity(Rips,1986 12. th. grade. So what kind of story is this?. It’s a ROMANCE (but not like the movie . The Notebook. or . Sweet Home Alabama. ).. ROMANCE: . a narrative set in a world of pure wish fulfillment . Introduction. Romance genre.. T. ypically . involves a hero who goes on a quest that tests his ability. .. Popular . in the aristocratic circles of . Medieval Europe.. Fantastic . stories about the . 12. th. grade. So what kind of story is this?. It’s a ROMANCE (but not like the movie . The Notebook. or . Sweet Home Alabama. ).. MEDIEVAL ROMANCE. : . Idealized or larger-than-life characters. A hero who faces a challenge or test. Ver. 10.30.12. JOUSTING CHALLENGE. TABLE OF CONTENT. 1) . Pre-questions. 2) . Eligibility & Description. ; (. Picture of KNIGHTS. ). Required Materials & Rules. (2 slides). Registration Cost & Day of Event Information. At King Arthur's castle, you must keep in mind that no one knows what is going on. Like Grendel, the Green Knight is a sort of creature never seen before by men.. A typical romance. In romances, the laws of nature are suspended, allowing mysticism or the supernatural where heroes fight the forces of evil. King Arthur was the legendary King of Camelot. Stories about how he became king are folklore/myths mixed with historical details (legend). Many different versions about how he became king, how he died, and how he got his sword, Excalibur . 12. th. grade. So what kind of story is this?. It’s a ROMANCE (but not like the movie . The Notebook. or . Sweet Home Alabama. ).. ROMANCE: . a narrative set in a world of pure wish fulfillment . Objectives:. What are the characteristics . of medieval Romance?. 2. What is the chivalric code of. Honor and how does it appear . in modern-day life?. So what kind of story is this?. It’s a ROMANCE (but not like the movie . Part 1 & 2. Concept Check! Respond in a full sentence!. Define the words:. Chivalry. Knight Errant. Courtly Love. Who is the Green Knight and what does he do? What does he ask?. Who responds? What happens next?. Recall and Interpret. 2)a) What questions does the knight have to answer to save his life?. 2)b) How do you think the knight feels when he provides the queen with the correct answer?. Recall and Interpret. Esquire, ere you leave this room in quest of further knowledge of our mysteries, I ask of you a pledge that you will not improperly reveal anything that you may see or hear to-night. Do you make this pledge?. K. night. Morte. . d’Arthur. Focus Standard: Determining Theme . EQ: How are elements of medieval literature . evident . in . “. Sir Gawain and the Green Knight?” . Know: I will know the elements of chivalry in . Review of lecture. Essential Question: How do the characters in . Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. uphold chivalric values?. Medieval Romance. Origins of Chivalry. Code of Chivalry. Background to the text.