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- The legend of King Arthur has had tremendous influence on English culture. Through the centuries, however, the legend has been altered and reworked, often to suit the needs of those in power. The result is that women, once the heroes of the legend, have been reduced to negative roles and characterization inconsistent with earliest examples of the myth. This work seeks to reimagine the tale, and particularly the role of women within it, order to return to earlier Celtic versions and restore the agency, power, and importance of the women in the legend of King Arthur.
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