Ethan Hawke’s Rules of a Knight is simplistic, sentimental storytelling to a knight’s children designed to teach them ethics and values. While presented as a medieval tale of knighthood, it bears little resemblance to the knightly codes of the Middle Ages, focusing more on modern day Christian values. This presentation will explore the similarities and differences of those knightly codes, particularly between Hawke and Malory
About the presenterDiana Vecchio
Diana Vecchio is an Assistant Teaching Professor of English and Gender, Women, and Sexuality Studies Widener University in Chester, PA. Her primary area of research is knightly codes in Arthurian literature.