Websites
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Here's more than you ever wanted to know about the legend of the Seven Sleepers.
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Fordham's medieval sourcebook is a treasure chest of obscure primary texts from long-ago centuries. Here's one version of the Seven Sleepers legend, translated from the Anglo-Norman.
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Diggin' the Donne? Celebrate his entire catalog here.
Video
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Get a load of Isolde's mournful recitation, set to the movie's cheesiest love clips.
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Here's a theatrical presentation.
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An… interesting take. Think the moustache is real?
Audio
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Hitch your chair closer to the fire and revel in the gramophone-scratchy voice of Richard Burton, a famous Shakespearean actor who's not above a little Donne.
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Listen to another, more modern, Shakespearean's reading.
Images
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Get a load of this foxy good-looker, as hung in the National Portrait Gallery. With a 'stache like that, it's easy to imagine why so many seventeenth-century ladies wanted to say "good morrow" to his waking soul.
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Here is he is again in more… formal attire.
Articles and Interviews
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Check out this blog post for a more in-depth analysis of how "The Good Morrow" sheds light (haha?) on Isolde's star-crossed love for Tristan in the 2006 movie.
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The Poetry Foundation does super-thorough biographies of every poet you've never read. Find Donne's here.
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A brief essay on how Plato and his theories of love figure into "The Good Morrow."
Books
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Wrap your head around Donne's philosophy of body and soul, physical and spiritual love, with this landmark study of Donne's work.
Movies and TV
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Tristan and Isolde is a medieval love story (think fifth century, folks), so of course it makes total sense to have Isolde recite a love poem published in 1633, right? Whatever—as long as everyone's wearing armor or those long peasant-dresses, we can give or take ten centuries. It's cool. Check out the trailer for a taste of this Arthurian rom-com.