Medieval Literature.
Overview
| Works: | 82 works in 82 publications in 82 languages | |
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Joan de Valence = the life and influence of a thirteenth-century noblewoman /
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Women's networks in medieval France = gender and community in Montpellier, 1300-1350 /
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Space, gender, and memory in Middle English romance = architectures of wonder in Melusine /
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Medicine and the seven deadly sins in late medieval literature and culture
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The captivity of John II, 1356-60 = the royal image in later medieval England and France /
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Animal languages in the Middle Ages = representations of interspecies communication /
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Chaucerotics = uncloaking the language of sex in The Canterbury Tales and Troilus and Criseyde /
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The poetry of Dante's Paradiso = lives almost divine, spirits that matter /
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Emotion in Christian and Islamic contemplative texts, 1100-1250 = cry of the turtledove /
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Writing plague = language and violence from the Black Death to COVID-19 /
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English women's spiritual Utopias, 1400-1700 = new kingdoms of womanhood /
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Nezami Ganjavi and classical Persian literature = demystifying the mystic /
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Medieval Religion and its Anxieties = History and Mystery in the Other Middle Ages /
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Women of words in Le morte darthur = the autonomy of speech in Malory's female characters /
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Queering Richard Rolle = mystical theology and the hermit in fourteenth-century England /
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The philosophy of Piers Plowman = the ethics and epistemology of love in late Medieval thought /
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Astronomical knowledge transmission through illustrated Aratea manuscripts
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The hermeneutics of hell = visions and representations of the devil in world literature /
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Byzantine ecocriticism = women, nature, and power in the medieval Greek romance /
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Social memory in late Medieval England = village life and proofs of age /
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Story and philosophy for social change in Medieval and postmodern writing = reading for change /
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The making of Catalan linguistic identity in medieval and early modern times
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Medieval elite women and the exercise of power, 1100-1400 = moving beyond the exceptionalist debate /
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The thirteenth-century animal turn = medieval and twenty-first-century perspectives /
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Writing the Holy Land = the Franciscans of Mount Zion and the construction of a cultural memory, 1300-1550 /
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Using concepts in medieval history = perspectives on britain and ireland, 1100-1500 /
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Dante and the Mediterranean Comedy = from Muslim Spain to post-colonial Italy /
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Collaborative humanities research and pedagogy = the networks of John Matthews Manly and Edith Rickert /
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Feminist intersectionality = centering the margins in 21st-Century Medieval studies /
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The "lives" and writings of Edith Rickert (1871-1938) = novelist, cryptologist, and world-class chaucerian /
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The crusades and nature = natural and supernatural environments in the Middle Ages /
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Imagining Jesus Christ in Middle English literature, 1275-1475 = royal traitor, heroic lamb /
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Authors, factions, and courts in Angevin England = a literature of personal ambition (12th-13th century) /
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Metaphor and imagination in Medieval Jewish thought = Moses Ibn Ezra, Judah Halevi, Moses Maimonides, and Shem Tov Ibn Falaquera /
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Raymond Chandler, romantic ideology, and the cultural politics of chivalry
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The legacy of courtly literature = from Medieval to contemporary culture /
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Public medievalists, racism, and suffrage in the American women's college
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Narcissism and selfhood in Medieval French Literature = wounds of desire /
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The gender of money in middle English literature = value and economy in late medieval England /
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