In a study of the patterns prevalent in contemporary Arthurian literature by women authors, I examine the depictions of women by women, trace the development of trends over time, and suggest that the representation of positive role models for younger female readers is problematic.
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Filmmakers use King Arthur as a platform for their own agendas and as a figure of hope. Examination of three works reveals a range of implicit and explicit politics.
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