Analysis contrasts magical themes and landscapes in Old Yiddish Vidvilt and German Wigalois, indicating differing cultural focuses.
This article analyzes the Old Yiddish Vidvilt and its German predecessor, Wirnt von Grafenberg's Wigalois , and argues that the Yiddish writer's approach to the story's magical and geographical elements distances it from the contemporary geopolitical themes, including courtly and Crusader culture, which are a primary concern of the German text (BB).
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