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Research paper thumbnail of Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, fonds français 378 and the Gendered Visages of Allegorical Narrative

Karen Pratt, Bart Besamusca, Matthias Meyer, Ad Putter (Hg.) The Dynamics of the Medieval Manuscript Text Collections from a European Perspective, 2017

This essay examines the multi-text codex Paris, BnF, f. fr. 378 from a codicological and iconogra... more This essay examines the multi-text codex Paris, BnF, f. fr. 378 from a codicological and iconographic perspective, arguing for the coherence of the manuscript not only on the codicological level but also in terms of its contents. In addition, the visual dimension, often a unifying factor in manuscript compilation, offers a series of text-image anomalies that raise questions about the role of gender in the construction of the codex.

Publisher: V-R Unipress (Vienna)

Research paper thumbnail of Via Femina: Female Patronage of Vernacular Religious Texts in Thirteenth-Century Picardy

Les femmes, la culture et les arts en Europe entre Moyen Âge et Renaissance, 2016

Although feminist scholars have, for some time now, paid increasing attention to the topic of med... more Although feminist scholars have, for some time now, paid increasing attention to the topic of medieval literary production by and for women, lay female patronage of Old French religious translations has received relatively little attention compared with other topics such as women’s book ownership or the reading habits of female religious communities. In an attempt to fill in one small gap in the history of female patronage, this essay examines the manuscript context of two thirteenth-century vernacular religious texts dedicated to two neighbouring Picard ruling countesses: the paraphrase/gloss on the Paternostre dedicated to Ide de Boulogne and the allegory of the redemption known as the Dit des Quatre Sereurs written for the countess of Ponthieu. The two texts share not only the fact of female patronage and geography; they also share a family connection (two brothers, Renaud and Simon de Dammartin, married the two counties’ heiresses) and a codicological relationship, for they both occur in the related compilations Paris, BnF fr. 12467 and Paris, Arsenal 3142. Given the limitations of an essay such as this, I will focus on these two texts in their manuscript contexts, and in particular on Arsenal 3142, as interesting cases of the intersection of female patronage of religious texts and manuscript production in the thirteenth century.

Research paper thumbnail of Resuscitating the persecuted heroine

Forward to: Carol J. Harvey, Medieval French Miracle Plays: Seven Falsely Accused Women (Dublin ... more Forward to: Carol J. Harvey, Medieval French Miracle Plays: Seven Falsely Accused Women (Dublin & Portland, OR: Four Courts Press, 2011), pp. 11-15

Research paper thumbnail of Vengeance and the Besieged Maiden in Chrétien de Troyes's Roman du Chevalier au Lion and Old French Romance

IN: Giovanna Summerfield, ed., Vendetta: Essays on Honor and Revenge, pp. 35-50, 2010

Research paper thumbnail of Rouge et Niger: Latin and French in the Rubrics of Gautier de Coinci’s Miracles de Nostre Dame

Por s'onor croistre : mélanges de langue et de littérature médiévales offerts à Pierre Kunstmann, 2008

Research paper thumbnail of The Charters of the Thirteenth-Century Inheriting Countesses of Ponthieu

ed. W. Farrer and C.T. Clay (13 vols.: vols. i-iii, Edinburgh, 1914-16; index to vols. I-iii, and... more ed. W. Farrer and C.T. Clay (13 vols.: vols. i-iii, Edinburgh, 1914-16; index to vols. I-iii, and vols. iv-xii, Yorkshire Archaeological Soc. Record Ser. Extra Ser. 1-10 [1935-65]) FSI Fonti per la Storia d'Italia Gesta Stephani Gesta Stephani, ed. K.R. Potter and revised R.H.C. Davis (Oxford, 1976) Glanvill The Treatise on the Laws and Customs of the Realm of England commonly called Glanvill, ed. and trans. G.D.G. Hall with guide to further reading by M.T. Clanchy (Oxford, rev. ed. 1993

Research paper thumbnail of Edifier, moraliser et plaire : les "Vraies Cronikes de Tournai" et le manuscrit PARIS, BNF, fr. 24430

Archives et manuscrits précieux tournaisiens, 3, 85-94 , 2009

Le manuscrit PARIS, Bibliothèque nationale de France, fonds français 24430 recèle le plus ancien ... more Le manuscrit PARIS, Bibliothèque nationale de France, fonds français 24430 recèle le plus ancien exemplaire conservé des Vraies Cronikes de Tournai -désormais indiquées « les Cronikes » -, version française du 13 e siècle des origines légendaires de la ville 2 . Ce manuscrit est fascinant sous plusieurs égards et dans le contexte qui est le nôtre, il devient encore plus intéressant, car il fut probablement réalisé à Tournai même. Ce manuscrit date en outre des alentours de 1300 ; il est très proche de l'époque de la composition des Cronikes 3 . Il nous fournit dès lors un témoin 1 Kathy KRAUSE, Ph.D., Professor of French, University of Missouri-Kansas City -Adresse électronique : krausek@umkc.edu -Je remercie vivement Jacques Pycke qui m'a invité à contribuer à ce volume et dont l'érudition au sujet de Tournai m'a éclairée à plusieurs reprises. Mes remerciements s'adressent également à la commission Fulbright : une bourse de recherche m'a permis de passer cinq mois comme chercheuse à l'Université catholique de Louvainla-Neuve en automne 2008. 2 Etant donné qu'il n'y a ni rubrique ni indication de titre dans le manuscrit 24430, le titre que nous donnons à cette oeuvre vient de l'unique autre manuscrit connu, à savoir une copie du 15 e siècle, conservée aujourd'hui dans la Bibliothèque Royale de Belgique, ms. 10393-414, fol. 248-296v. 3 Le terminus a quo est donné par la présence d'une lettre qui relate la chute d'Acre, qui eut lieu en mai 1291. A la fin des Cronikes, on trouve la date de 1290.

Research paper thumbnail of Géographie et Héritage: Les manuscrits du Roman de la Violette

Babel: Littératures Plurielles, 2007

Abordant également la question de la réception des textes médiévaux à la lumière de leur mise en ... more Abordant également la question de la réception des textes médiévaux à la lumière de leur mise en recueil, Kathy Krause s’intéresse à l’insertion d’un texte long, le Roman de la Violette, dans quelques recueils. Son étude démontre que la cohérence de ces manuscrits tient au contexte historique et géographique dans lequel ils ont été composés plutôt qu’à des considérations littéraires et génériques. Ainsi, l’unité du volume relève davantage des motivations personnelles de son commanditaire que de la nature des pièces qu’il contient.

Research paper thumbnail of Gautier de Coinci: miracles, music and manuscripts

Research paper thumbnail of The Textual and Manuscript Contexts of the Fille du comte de Pontieu

Romance Philology, Jan 1, 2006

The thirteenth-century Old French prose text known as the Fille du comte de Pontieu recounts a ta... more The thirteenth-century Old French prose text known as the Fille du comte de Pontieu recounts a tale unlike almost any other in Old French literature. The plot includes the heroine’s rape on route to Compostela, her attempted murder of her husband, and her subsequent apostasy after being sold to a Saracen sultan. In addition to recounting an unusual tale, the Fille du comte de Pontieu is one of the earliest examples of vernacular prose narrative, and is often labeled the oldest French prose novella.1 The combination of form and content have assured this short text a notable place in histories of medieval French literature. However, much of the critical attention garnered by the text has not taken into consideration the fact that the Fille du comte de Pontieu exists in two distinct yet nearly contemporaneous versions: one version is an independent text found in only one manuscript; the other occurs as an episode in a Crusade chronicle.
In addition to the question of the chronology of the versions, there is also the related question of the relationship between the Fille and the text that contains the B version, the Estoires d’Outremer. Scholars have never questioned the assumption that the Fille was an independent text inserted into the Crusade chronicle. However, no one has actually examined the texts with an eye to determining, if possible, whether this is in fact the case. An examination of the codicological and stylistic evidence, while affording no definitive answers, does provide several intriguing insights about both the relationship between the two thirteenth-century versions of the Fille du comte de Pontieu and the relationship of the Fille to the Estoires.

Research paper thumbnail of The Falsely Accused Heroine in the Miracles de Nostre Dame par personnages

European Medieval Drama, Jan 1, 2000

... 30. Saint Jehan Ie Paulu hermite (1372) None Vie de St. Jehan Paulus? 31. Berthe (1373) Subst... more ... 30. Saint Jehan Ie Paulu hermite (1372) None Vie de St. Jehan Paulus? 31. Berthe (1373) Substitution Berte aus grans pies 32. roy Thierry (1374) Dolopathos/Handless Miracle 29? 37. la fille d'un roy (1379) Handlessffransvestite Miracle 29 ...

Research paper thumbnail of Generic Space-off and the Construction of the Female Protagonist: The Chanson De Florence De Rome

Research paper thumbnail of Gazing on Women in the Miracles de Nostre Dame

Gautier de Coinci: MIracles, Music & Manuscripts (Brepols Publishers)

Research paper thumbnail of The Material Erotic: The Clothed and Unclothed Female Body in the Roman de la violette

Material Culture and Cultural Materialisms in the …

... Page 6. 22 KATHY M. KRAUSE Et ma damoisiele Oriaus Fu en haut a la tour montee, A la feniestr... more ... Page 6. 22 KATHY M. KRAUSE Et ma damoisiele Oriaus Fu en haut a la tour montee, A la feniestre est akeutee; Si a entendu des oysiaus Les cans dous et plaisans et biaus. ... Blanches mains ot et bien fais bras. L'amie Carados Briebras24 Ne fu onques si bien seans. ...

Research paper thumbnail of Li Mireor du Monde: Specularity in the Roman de Silence

Arthuriana, Jan 1, 2002

JSTOR is a not-for-profit service that helps scholars, researchers, and students discover, use, a... more JSTOR is a not-for-profit service that helps scholars, researchers, and students discover, use, and build upon a wide range of content in a trusted digital archive. We use information technology and tools to increase productivity and facilitate new forms of scholarship. For more information about JSTOR, please contact support@jstor.org.

Research paper thumbnail of Fée and sainte: Discourse, intertextuality, and the construction of the heroine in the``Roman de la Violette

... Kathy Maria Krause, University of Pennsylvania. Abstract. ... Gerbert skillfully employs a nu... more ... Kathy Maria Krause, University of Pennsylvania. Abstract. ... Gerbert skillfully employs a number of sources, particularly Jean Renart, Chretien de Troyes, the Breton lays, and the Chanson de Florence de Rome, in constructing his romance and his heroine. ...

Research paper thumbnail of The Dramatization of the Persecuted Heroine

Research paper thumbnail of The Dramatization of the Heroine in the Miracles de Nostre Dame par personnages

European Medieval Drama-Papers from the Third …, Jan 1, 1999

Research paper thumbnail of Love is a Monologue: The Lack of Courtship in Old French Courtly Narrative

Courtly Arts and the Art of Courtliness: Selected …, Jan 1, 2006

... is the premise, for example, behind the American television series Ed and recent movies likeN... more ... is the premise, for example, behind the American television series Ed and recent movies likeNotting Hill, Fifty First ... verbal, between a pair of characters, where the lover demonstrates or expresses his or her love in an attempt to solicit a (positive) response from the beloved. ...

Research paper thumbnail of L'Héroïne et l'autorité du discours: le Roman de la violette et le Roman de la rose ou de Guillaume de Dole

Le Moyen Age, Jan 1, 1996

Research paper thumbnail of Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, fonds français 378 and the Gendered Visages of Allegorical Narrative

Karen Pratt, Bart Besamusca, Matthias Meyer, Ad Putter (Hg.) The Dynamics of the Medieval Manuscript Text Collections from a European Perspective, 2017

This essay examines the multi-text codex Paris, BnF, f. fr. 378 from a codicological and iconogra... more This essay examines the multi-text codex Paris, BnF, f. fr. 378 from a codicological and iconographic perspective, arguing for the coherence of the manuscript not only on the codicological level but also in terms of its contents. In addition, the visual dimension, often a unifying factor in manuscript compilation, offers a series of text-image anomalies that raise questions about the role of gender in the construction of the codex.

Publisher: V-R Unipress (Vienna)

Research paper thumbnail of Via Femina: Female Patronage of Vernacular Religious Texts in Thirteenth-Century Picardy

Les femmes, la culture et les arts en Europe entre Moyen Âge et Renaissance, 2016

Although feminist scholars have, for some time now, paid increasing attention to the topic of med... more Although feminist scholars have, for some time now, paid increasing attention to the topic of medieval literary production by and for women, lay female patronage of Old French religious translations has received relatively little attention compared with other topics such as women’s book ownership or the reading habits of female religious communities. In an attempt to fill in one small gap in the history of female patronage, this essay examines the manuscript context of two thirteenth-century vernacular religious texts dedicated to two neighbouring Picard ruling countesses: the paraphrase/gloss on the Paternostre dedicated to Ide de Boulogne and the allegory of the redemption known as the Dit des Quatre Sereurs written for the countess of Ponthieu. The two texts share not only the fact of female patronage and geography; they also share a family connection (two brothers, Renaud and Simon de Dammartin, married the two counties’ heiresses) and a codicological relationship, for they both occur in the related compilations Paris, BnF fr. 12467 and Paris, Arsenal 3142. Given the limitations of an essay such as this, I will focus on these two texts in their manuscript contexts, and in particular on Arsenal 3142, as interesting cases of the intersection of female patronage of religious texts and manuscript production in the thirteenth century.

Research paper thumbnail of Resuscitating the persecuted heroine

Forward to: Carol J. Harvey, Medieval French Miracle Plays: Seven Falsely Accused Women (Dublin ... more Forward to: Carol J. Harvey, Medieval French Miracle Plays: Seven Falsely Accused Women (Dublin & Portland, OR: Four Courts Press, 2011), pp. 11-15

Research paper thumbnail of Vengeance and the Besieged Maiden in Chrétien de Troyes's Roman du Chevalier au Lion and Old French Romance

IN: Giovanna Summerfield, ed., Vendetta: Essays on Honor and Revenge, pp. 35-50, 2010

Research paper thumbnail of Rouge et Niger: Latin and French in the Rubrics of Gautier de Coinci’s Miracles de Nostre Dame

Por s'onor croistre : mélanges de langue et de littérature médiévales offerts à Pierre Kunstmann, 2008

Research paper thumbnail of The Charters of the Thirteenth-Century Inheriting Countesses of Ponthieu

ed. W. Farrer and C.T. Clay (13 vols.: vols. i-iii, Edinburgh, 1914-16; index to vols. I-iii, and... more ed. W. Farrer and C.T. Clay (13 vols.: vols. i-iii, Edinburgh, 1914-16; index to vols. I-iii, and vols. iv-xii, Yorkshire Archaeological Soc. Record Ser. Extra Ser. 1-10 [1935-65]) FSI Fonti per la Storia d'Italia Gesta Stephani Gesta Stephani, ed. K.R. Potter and revised R.H.C. Davis (Oxford, 1976) Glanvill The Treatise on the Laws and Customs of the Realm of England commonly called Glanvill, ed. and trans. G.D.G. Hall with guide to further reading by M.T. Clanchy (Oxford, rev. ed. 1993

Research paper thumbnail of Edifier, moraliser et plaire : les "Vraies Cronikes de Tournai" et le manuscrit PARIS, BNF, fr. 24430

Archives et manuscrits précieux tournaisiens, 3, 85-94 , 2009

Le manuscrit PARIS, Bibliothèque nationale de France, fonds français 24430 recèle le plus ancien ... more Le manuscrit PARIS, Bibliothèque nationale de France, fonds français 24430 recèle le plus ancien exemplaire conservé des Vraies Cronikes de Tournai -désormais indiquées « les Cronikes » -, version française du 13 e siècle des origines légendaires de la ville 2 . Ce manuscrit est fascinant sous plusieurs égards et dans le contexte qui est le nôtre, il devient encore plus intéressant, car il fut probablement réalisé à Tournai même. Ce manuscrit date en outre des alentours de 1300 ; il est très proche de l'époque de la composition des Cronikes 3 . Il nous fournit dès lors un témoin 1 Kathy KRAUSE, Ph.D., Professor of French, University of Missouri-Kansas City -Adresse électronique : krausek@umkc.edu -Je remercie vivement Jacques Pycke qui m'a invité à contribuer à ce volume et dont l'érudition au sujet de Tournai m'a éclairée à plusieurs reprises. Mes remerciements s'adressent également à la commission Fulbright : une bourse de recherche m'a permis de passer cinq mois comme chercheuse à l'Université catholique de Louvainla-Neuve en automne 2008. 2 Etant donné qu'il n'y a ni rubrique ni indication de titre dans le manuscrit 24430, le titre que nous donnons à cette oeuvre vient de l'unique autre manuscrit connu, à savoir une copie du 15 e siècle, conservée aujourd'hui dans la Bibliothèque Royale de Belgique, ms. 10393-414, fol. 248-296v. 3 Le terminus a quo est donné par la présence d'une lettre qui relate la chute d'Acre, qui eut lieu en mai 1291. A la fin des Cronikes, on trouve la date de 1290.

Research paper thumbnail of Géographie et Héritage: Les manuscrits du Roman de la Violette

Babel: Littératures Plurielles, 2007

Abordant également la question de la réception des textes médiévaux à la lumière de leur mise en ... more Abordant également la question de la réception des textes médiévaux à la lumière de leur mise en recueil, Kathy Krause s’intéresse à l’insertion d’un texte long, le Roman de la Violette, dans quelques recueils. Son étude démontre que la cohérence de ces manuscrits tient au contexte historique et géographique dans lequel ils ont été composés plutôt qu’à des considérations littéraires et génériques. Ainsi, l’unité du volume relève davantage des motivations personnelles de son commanditaire que de la nature des pièces qu’il contient.

Research paper thumbnail of Gautier de Coinci: miracles, music and manuscripts

Research paper thumbnail of The Textual and Manuscript Contexts of the Fille du comte de Pontieu

Romance Philology, Jan 1, 2006

The thirteenth-century Old French prose text known as the Fille du comte de Pontieu recounts a ta... more The thirteenth-century Old French prose text known as the Fille du comte de Pontieu recounts a tale unlike almost any other in Old French literature. The plot includes the heroine’s rape on route to Compostela, her attempted murder of her husband, and her subsequent apostasy after being sold to a Saracen sultan. In addition to recounting an unusual tale, the Fille du comte de Pontieu is one of the earliest examples of vernacular prose narrative, and is often labeled the oldest French prose novella.1 The combination of form and content have assured this short text a notable place in histories of medieval French literature. However, much of the critical attention garnered by the text has not taken into consideration the fact that the Fille du comte de Pontieu exists in two distinct yet nearly contemporaneous versions: one version is an independent text found in only one manuscript; the other occurs as an episode in a Crusade chronicle.
In addition to the question of the chronology of the versions, there is also the related question of the relationship between the Fille and the text that contains the B version, the Estoires d’Outremer. Scholars have never questioned the assumption that the Fille was an independent text inserted into the Crusade chronicle. However, no one has actually examined the texts with an eye to determining, if possible, whether this is in fact the case. An examination of the codicological and stylistic evidence, while affording no definitive answers, does provide several intriguing insights about both the relationship between the two thirteenth-century versions of the Fille du comte de Pontieu and the relationship of the Fille to the Estoires.

Research paper thumbnail of The Falsely Accused Heroine in the Miracles de Nostre Dame par personnages

European Medieval Drama, Jan 1, 2000

... 30. Saint Jehan Ie Paulu hermite (1372) None Vie de St. Jehan Paulus? 31. Berthe (1373) Subst... more ... 30. Saint Jehan Ie Paulu hermite (1372) None Vie de St. Jehan Paulus? 31. Berthe (1373) Substitution Berte aus grans pies 32. roy Thierry (1374) Dolopathos/Handless Miracle 29? 37. la fille d'un roy (1379) Handlessffransvestite Miracle 29 ...

Research paper thumbnail of Generic Space-off and the Construction of the Female Protagonist: The Chanson De Florence De Rome

Research paper thumbnail of Gazing on Women in the Miracles de Nostre Dame

Gautier de Coinci: MIracles, Music & Manuscripts (Brepols Publishers)

Research paper thumbnail of The Material Erotic: The Clothed and Unclothed Female Body in the Roman de la violette

Material Culture and Cultural Materialisms in the …

... Page 6. 22 KATHY M. KRAUSE Et ma damoisiele Oriaus Fu en haut a la tour montee, A la feniestr... more ... Page 6. 22 KATHY M. KRAUSE Et ma damoisiele Oriaus Fu en haut a la tour montee, A la feniestre est akeutee; Si a entendu des oysiaus Les cans dous et plaisans et biaus. ... Blanches mains ot et bien fais bras. L'amie Carados Briebras24 Ne fu onques si bien seans. ...

Research paper thumbnail of Li Mireor du Monde: Specularity in the Roman de Silence

Arthuriana, Jan 1, 2002

JSTOR is a not-for-profit service that helps scholars, researchers, and students discover, use, a... more JSTOR is a not-for-profit service that helps scholars, researchers, and students discover, use, and build upon a wide range of content in a trusted digital archive. We use information technology and tools to increase productivity and facilitate new forms of scholarship. For more information about JSTOR, please contact support@jstor.org.

Research paper thumbnail of Fée and sainte: Discourse, intertextuality, and the construction of the heroine in the``Roman de la Violette

... Kathy Maria Krause, University of Pennsylvania. Abstract. ... Gerbert skillfully employs a nu... more ... Kathy Maria Krause, University of Pennsylvania. Abstract. ... Gerbert skillfully employs a number of sources, particularly Jean Renart, Chretien de Troyes, the Breton lays, and the Chanson de Florence de Rome, in constructing his romance and his heroine. ...

Research paper thumbnail of The Dramatization of the Persecuted Heroine

Research paper thumbnail of The Dramatization of the Heroine in the Miracles de Nostre Dame par personnages

European Medieval Drama-Papers from the Third …, Jan 1, 1999

Research paper thumbnail of Love is a Monologue: The Lack of Courtship in Old French Courtly Narrative

Courtly Arts and the Art of Courtliness: Selected …, Jan 1, 2006

... is the premise, for example, behind the American television series Ed and recent movies likeN... more ... is the premise, for example, behind the American television series Ed and recent movies likeNotting Hill, Fifty First ... verbal, between a pair of characters, where the lover demonstrates or expresses his or her love in an attempt to solicit a (positive) response from the beloved. ...

Research paper thumbnail of L'Héroïne et l'autorité du discours: le Roman de la violette et le Roman de la rose ou de Guillaume de Dole

Le Moyen Age, Jan 1, 1996

Research paper thumbnail of Review of Gautier de Coinci: Miracles, Music, and Manuscripts. Edited by Kathy M. Krause and Alison Stones. Medieval Texts and Cultures of Northern Europe 13. Turnhout: …

Church History, Jan 1, 2008

Research paper thumbnail of Review of: Reassessing the heroine in medieval French literature (Adams. T.)

The Medieval Review, Jan 1, 2001

... (3) In the introduction Kathy Krause notes that the essays ... The notion of being trapped wi... more ... (3) In the introduction Kathy Krause notes that the essays ... The notion of being trapped within an internally inconsistent discourse leads back to Kathy Krause's essay, second in the first series, "Virgin, Saint, and Sinners: Women in Gautier de Coinci's Miracles de Nostre Dame". ...

Research paper thumbnail of Review of: Krause, Kathy M., and Alison Stones, eds. Gautier de Coinci: Miracles, Music, and Manuscripts

Research paper thumbnail of Violent Passions: Managing Love in the Old French Verse Romance (review)

Research paper thumbnail of Review of: Levente Selâf, Chanter plus haut: La Chanson religieuse vernaculaire au Moyen Âge (essai de contextualisation)

Medium Aevum, Jan 1, 2009

Research paper thumbnail of Review of: Erin L. Jordan, Women, Power, and Religious Patronage in the Middle Ages. The New Middle Ages. Palgrave Macmillan, 2006

Medieval Feminist Forum, Jan 1, 2007

Research paper thumbnail of Reviews-Romans de la Table Ronde de Chretien de Troyes

Romance Philology, Jan 1, 2005

Research paper thumbnail of Review of: Terry/Durling, Renart's Romance of the Rose

Bryn Mawr Medieval Review, Jan 1, 1994

The Indiana University Digital Library Program (DLP is dedicated to the selection, production, an... more The Indiana University Digital Library Program (DLP is dedicated to the selection, production, and maintenance of a wide range of high quality networked resources for scholars and students at Indiana University and elsewhere.

Research paper thumbnail of Review of: Nancy Vine Durling, ed., Jean Renart and the Art of Romance: Essays on “Guillaume de Dole.” Gainesville, Fla.: University Press of Florida, 1997. Pp. vii, 240; black- …

Speculum, Jan 1, 2000

Page 1. Essays on Guillaume de Dole JEAN RENART AND THE RT OFOXOMANCE Edited by Nancy Vine Durlin... more Page 1. Essays on Guillaume de Dole JEAN RENART AND THE RT OFOXOMANCE Edited by Nancy Vine Durling Page 2. ... Page 4. JEAN RENART AND THE ART OF ROMANCE Essays on Guillaume de Dole t >t* A|* >t* >t* AT* AU. A|* A|* AM AT* >t* At* At* A!* A!* AJX AW. ...

Research paper thumbnail of Review of: E. Jane Burns, ed., Medieval Fabrications: Dress, Textiles, Cloth Work, and other Cultural Imaginings. Palgrave Macmillan, 2004

Medieval Feminist Forum, Jan 1, 2007

Research paper thumbnail of Review of: Roussineau, ed. Perceforest (Kathy Krause)

The Medieval Review, Jan 1, 2010

The introduction begins with" New remarks on the genesis of the work," in which Roussin... more The introduction begins with" New remarks on the genesis of the work," in which Roussineau reconfirms his original hypothesis (stated in the introduction to part IV in 1987) that the Roman de Perceforest as we now know it is a mid-15th-century reworking of a ...

Research paper thumbnail of Review of: Love and Death in Medieval French and Occitan Courtly Literature: Martyrs to Love

The Modern Language Review, Jan 1, 2008

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Research paper thumbnail of Review of: Stein, Reality Fictions (Kathy Krause)

The Medieval Review, Jan 1, 2008

Robert Stein's Reality Fictions offers an important political rereading of the rise of secula... more Robert Stein's Reality Fictions offers an important political rereading of the rise of secular narrative in eleventh and twelfth century England and France. Considering both Latin and vernacular historiography as well as romance and epic, Stein argues that,"... the ...

Research paper thumbnail of Review of Romans de la Table Ronde de Chrétien de Troyes, by Emmanuèle Baumgartner

Romance Philology, Jan 1, 2005

Research paper thumbnail of Program for MAMA 2018

The draft program for the Mid-America Medieval Association's 42nd annual conference at the Univer... more The draft program for the Mid-America Medieval Association's 42nd annual conference at the University of Kansas, September 21-22, 2018. More information and conference website here: http://sllc.ku.edu/mama

Research paper thumbnail of Medieval Feminist Forum 51.2 (2016): Beyond Women and Power: Looking Backward and Moving Forward

A special Issue of MFF on issues of women and power in Europe from the Middle Ages to the 18th ce... more A special Issue of MFF on issues of women and power in Europe from the Middle Ages to the 18th century, focused primarily on historiographical questions.

Research paper thumbnail of Gautier de Coinci’s Miracles de Nostre Dame: Manuscript List

Miracles, Music, and Manuscripts, 2006