“The Making and Breaking of Nations in Shakespeare’s Henry V.” Pp. 30-48. (original) (raw)

Publications of the Unisa Medieval Association

1983
Unisa Medieval Studies: Volume 1: Papers of the First Conference of the Unisa Medieval Association held on 14 September 1983, University of South Africa, Pretoria, 1983, ed. K.J. Saycell.

1 Bonaventure’s Legenda Maior on Francis of Assisi - Hyacinth Ennis, O.F.M.
2 The Consorteria in 15th-Century Tuscany: in Pursuit of a Historical Definition M.E. Bratchel

3 The Evolution of the Medieval University and the Relationship between Masters and their Students, with Special Reference to the Universities of Paris and Bologna, from the 12th to the 14th Century - M.A. da C.P. Gomes-Fernandes and A.E. van Zyl
4 The Significance of the Natura Episode in the 12th-Century Latin Epic, The Alexandreis, by Walter of Châtillon - G. Meter
5 Christ in Piers Plowman: Prophet, Priest and King - F.C.D. Cull
6 ‘What is this world? What asketh men to have?’: Examined Life in The Knights’s Tale - L. Chaskalson

1985
Unisa Medieval Studies: Volume 2: Papers of the Second Conference of the Unisa Medieval Association held on 18 September 1985, University of South Africa, Pretoria, 1985, ed. K.J. Saycell. Miscellanea Congregalia, 25.
1 The Dramatic Presentation of Cain in the Towneley Mactacio Abel - J. Cartwright
2 Thematic Unity and Parallel Structure in Fragment III of The Canterbury Tales A.E. Voss

3 'n Boek oor die Ring en die Staf - Die Politieke Teorie van Rangerius Lucensis C. Landman

4 Some Problems in Book Two of the Dragmaticon of William of Conches - M.A. Curr
5 ‘Whoso shal telle a tale’ - Narrative Voices and Personae in Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales and Sir Gawain and the Green Knight - E.R. Freed
6 Charles d’Orléans, Poet of Pain? - B. Brooks
7 Medieval Mosaics in Italy: a Guided (Slide) Tour - F. Harmsen

1987
Unisa Medieval Studies: Volume 3: Papers of the Third Conference of the Unisa Medieval Association held on 23 and 24 September 1987, University of South Africa, Pretoria, 1987, eds J. Lambert and K.J. Saycell. Miscellanea Congregalia, 29.
1 Hallgerðr Longlegs of the Thief’s Eyes - a Complex Woman in Njáls Saga - Leonie Viljoen
2 ‘For all they wene thou art master’: Dominance and Submission in the ‘Noah’ Plays of the Mystery Cycles - E.R. Freed
3 ‘. . . indebitam tibi vendicans potestatem’: a Review of the Canterbury Election of 1206 - M.G. Spencer
4 The Cock as the Symbol of Christ in Prudentius’ Cathemerinon Himnes I - André F. Basson
5 In Several Minds? Some Later Medieval Discussions Arising from the Psychology of Aristotle - David Levey
6 Knights and False Knights in the Medieval Fabliau - P. Gallez

7 Shelley and Dante: the Case of Prometheus Unbound - A.M. Weinberg
8 The Unhappy Valiancy of Courtly Love - A.C. Partridge

1990

Bernard of Clairvaux: 900 years. Papers of the Symposium held on 29 August 1990, University of South Africa, Pretoria, to commemorate the nine-hundredth anniversary of the birth of St Bernard of Clairvaux, compiled by Leonie Viljoen.
1 St Bernard of Clairvaux: the Historical Background - John Lambert
2 Bernard as Reformer - Hyacinth Ennis
3 St Bernard of Clairvaux and the Eastern Christian Tradition - G.L.C. Frank
4 Harmonie in die sakrale ruimte: Bernadus van Clairvaux se teologie van geweld C. Landman

1991

Unisa Medieval Studies. Volume 4: a Selection of Articles from the Fourth Biennial Conference of the Unisa Medieval Association held on 18 and 19 September 1991, University of South Africa, Pretoria,1991, ed. Leonie Viljoen. Miscellanea Congregalia, 39.
1 Maldon Revisited - Barrie Goedhals
2 Cure and Carnage in The Siege of Jerusalem - Brian S. Lee
3 Feudal Culture in the Poema de Mio Cid - Michael Spencer
4 Women as Positive Figures in Beowulf - Arlene Walsh
5 Pawns and Pieces in the Courtly Game: a Reading of the Tale of Sir Gareth of Orkney - Margaret M. Raftery

6 Paulus Diaconus: Historian or Master Narrator? An Evaluation of his Historia Langobardorum - Annajulia Mariani
7 A Profitable Past: Use and Abuse of the Classical Heritage during the Middle Ages A.V. van Stekelenburg

8 Wetenskap en Tegnologie in die Laat Middeleeue - Hennie Lötter
9 Chaucer - a Master Alchemist? An Analysis of Some Sources of the Canon’s Yeoman’s Tale against the Background of a Novel Alchemical Model - C.J.H. Schutte
10 The Influence of the Pantegni on William of Conches’s Dragmaticon - Italo Ronca
11 Verpleging gedurende die Middeleeue - Miemie Groenewald
12 The Consolatio Philosophiae of Boethius: Pagan Tradition and Christian Innovation -Jo-Marie Claassen
13 The Translation of ‘The Devil’ in the so-called Clementine Liturgy - Christina Landman

1992
A Tribute to J.R.R. Tolkien, 3 January 1892 - 2 September 1973, Centenary: Papers from the Conference of the Unisa Medieval Association held on 19 May 1992, University of South Africa, Pretoria, 1992, ed. Rosemary Gray.
1 Tolkien’s Achievement: One of a Kind or Part of a Great Tradition? - Elwyn Jenkins
2 Medieval, Victorian and Modern: Tolkien, Wagner and The Ring - Arthur Morgan
3 The Voyage as Ambiguous Symbol in Tolkien - Arthur Morgan
4 The Mirror of Galadriel: Some Reflections - Lesley Marx
5 Tolkien’s Smith of Wootton Major and Folk-fairytales: a Comparison - Eberhard Funcke

6 Sounding the Heroic: Tolkien’s Use of Alliterative Prose - Elizabeth Burroughs
7 ‘Leaf by Niggle’: ‘So Unlike any other Story’? - Molly Brown
8 'Tolkien Documentary - Peter James-Smith
9 Panel Discussion - Digby Ricci, David Levey, Derek Gray
1995
Tis all in peeces, all cohaerence gone: Change and Medieval and Renaissance Studies: Papers of the Conference of the Southern African Society of Medieval and Renaissance Studies and the Unisa Medieval Association held from 7 to 9 April, 1994, University of South Africa, Pretoria, 1995, ed. Rosemary Gray. Miscellanea Congregalia, 47.
1 On a Changing Field: Medieval Studies in the New World - Roberta Frank, University of Toronto
2 Svinfellinga Saga: Microcosm of the Last Years of the Icelandic Commonwealth Leonie Viljoen, University of South Africa
3 Signposts of Meaning: Tokens of Power: Aspects of Early Medieval Literary Criticism according to ‘Authorial’ Comment - Peter Buchholz, University of South Africa
4 From Divine Unity to Cosmic Dust: the Breaking of God’s Vessels in Medieval and Renaissance Kabbalah - Pam van Schaik, University of South Africa
5 The Round Table in Splinters: an Examination of the Disintegration of the Arthurian Ideal in Medieval and in Modern Times - Mitzi Andersen, University of South Africa
6 Storytelling and Fraud in Some Early Medieval Historians - Walter Goffart, University of Toronto
7 Change in the Countryside in Fourteenth- and Fifteenth-Century Tuscany - Michael Bratchel, University of the Witwatersrand
8 Economic Change in the Middle Ages: the Church and the Doctrine of the Prohibition of Usury - Jenny Edley, University of Natal, Pietermaritzburg, and Anthony Lumby, University of Natal, Durban
9 Political Change in Thirteenth-Century England - Michael Spencer, University of Natal, Durban
10 The Social Relevance of Old English Poetry - Peter Clemoes, Emmanuel College, Cambridge
11 A Cross-Cultural Relationship? Musical Imitation and Comparable Procedures in Literature and Painting in the Renaissance - Veronica Franke, University of Natal, Durban
12 ‘Deuourd, and brought to nought by little bits’: Textual Deconstruction and Spiritual Transfer in Medieval English Literature - Brian Lee, University of Cape Town
13 Chaucer the Narrator - Again? - Alastair Hendersen, University of Stellenbosch
14 Chaucer’s Franklin’s Tale: ‘Trouthe’, ‘Routhe’ and the ‘Rokkes Blakke’ - John Kearney, University of Natal, Durban
15 The Persistence of the Image: the Angelic Hierarchy as a Case Study - Estelle Maré, University of South Africa
16 A Reappraisal of Late Thirteen-Century Responses to the Shroud of Lirey-ChambéryTurin: Encolpia of the Eucharist, Vera Eikon or Supreme Relic? - Nicholas Allen, Port Elizabeth Technikon
17 Hunting Among Stones: What has Medieval Studies to Offer the New South Africa? Sheila Delany, Simon Fraser University, British Columbia

18 Relevance and Accountability: Renaissance Literature, Politics and Theology and Contemporary Issues - Peter Titlestad, University of Pretoria
19 ‘Bitter bitter oh to behould’: Poetic representations of the Erosion of Catholic Life during the English Reformation - Karen Batley, University of South Africa
20 The Continuing Significance of William Tyndale and the Present State of Tyndalian Research - Donald Smeeton, International Correspondence Institute, Roodepoort
21 ‘The old way, and the true’: Jonson on Poetry and the Past - Michèle du Plessis, Lincoln College, Oxford
22 Indirections and Assays of Bias: an Aspect of Erasmus and Shakespeare - Peter Bryant, University of Port Elizabeth
23 Into the Breach: Coriolanus, Henry V and South Africa in Transition - Vera Brown, University of South Africa
24 Reactions to Change in Selected Renaissance Plays - Alex Potter, Rand Afrikaans University
25 Afterthoughts - Peter Clemoes, Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and Walter Goffart, University of Toronto

1995
Unisa Medieval Studies: Volume 5: (Timor mortis conturbat me): a Selection of Papers from the Fifth Biennial Conference of the Unisa Medieval Association held from 31 August tol September 1995, University of South Africa, Pretoria, convened by Leonie Viljoen. Miscellanea Congregalia, 49.
1 The Significance of the Poem ‘King Edward and the Shepherd’ to the Contemporary Audience - I.B. Copley, MEDUNSA
2 The Pause at the Threshold of the Romanesque Cathedral: Escaping from the Subjective Self into a World of Objective Values - E.A. Maré, University of South Africa
3 The Fear of Black Death - M.C. Andersen, University of South Africa
4 ‘Brightness falls from the air’: the Dance of Death and the Literary Tradition R.I. Ferguson, University of South Africa

5 ‘Quem conturbat timor mortis?’: Death in Troylus and Criseyde - A. Henderson, University of Stellenbosch
6 ‘Co sent Rolland que la mort li es pres’: ‘Socially Accepted’ Death in Certain Medieval Texts - A. Mariani, University of the Witwatersrand
7 Medieval and Counter-Reformation Elements in Robert Persons’s ‘Resolution’ V. Houliston, University of South Africa

8 ‘Pereunt et Imputantur’ - A.B. Elphick, Pretoria
9 Verloskunde Gedurende die Middeleeue - M. Groenewald, University of South Africa
10 The Magical Tale as Medieval Heritage and its Overcoming of Death - E.W. Funcke, University of Pretoria

1997
Unisa Medieval Studies: Volume 6: Commemorating the First Crusade, 1095-1099: Papers of the Conference of the Unisa Medieval Association held on 28 & 29 August 1997, University of South Africa, Pretoria, 1997, compiled by Leonie Viljoen. Miscellanea Congregalia W27, 49.
1 An Expanding Society: Western Europe before the First Crusade - John Lambert
2 The Crusades: a Muslim Perspective - Yousuf Dadoo

3 Francis of Assisi: his Creative Alternative to the Crusades - Madge Karecki, SSJTOSF
4 Anna Comnena, Religiosity and the First Crusade - Christina Landman
5 Godfrey of Bouillon: the Ninth Worthy - Brian S. Lee
6 Medical and Surgical Considerations Affecting the First Crusaders - I.B. Copley
7 Extracts from The Portable Medieval Reader:
o The First Contact of Crusaders and Turks
o A Greek View of the Crusaders
o A Comnena
o An Arab Opinion of the Crusaders
o Usámah
2002
Quests for Humanity: The Middle Ages and the Millennium: Papers of the Conference of the Unisa Medieval Association held on 22-23 September, 1999, University of South Africa, Pretoria, 2002, ed. Estelle A. Maré.
1 On the Smoothness of Millennium Change and their Rollover Ballast - Casper J.H. Schutte
2 Millenarianism: Science, Non-science, or Nonsense - Estelle A. Maré
3 Martyrdom as a Chapter in the History of Ideas: the Cases of Vibia Perpetua and Giordano Bruno - Estelle A. Maré
4 The Trinitarian Mysticism of Jan van Ruusbroec - Celia Kourie
5 The Millenarist vision of the Franciscan Spirituals: a Skewed Strategy for Reform Madge Karecki
6 The English Other: a Consideration of Scandinavian Imperialism at the Start of the Second Millennium - Mitzi C. Andersen
7 Exposed, Mistreated and Marginalised: towards a History of Female Children in the Ancient World (and Beyond) - Marc Kleijwegt
8 The Tame Death and the Terrible Death - Victor Nell
9 Dating the Manufacture of the Shroud of Turin: an Exercise in Basic Iconography Nicholas P L Allen
10 Shakespeare: a Man of the World, a Bridge in Time - Tony B. Elphick
11 ‘Allor si mosse, e io li tenni dietro’: Virgil’s Auctoritas in Dante - Sira Dambe
12 Translating the Late Medieval Latin - Paul du Plessis
13 The Middle Ages as they Never Were but as they Should Have Been: Constructing the ‘Medieval’ in the Twentieth Century - Julie Pridmore
14 Sin and Salvation; Time and Eternity: the Play of Masscheroen in Mariken van Nieumeghen - Margaret Mary Raftery
15 Brevi considerazioni psicologiche sulla letteratura che chiude il Medioevo e epre all’Umanesimo - Antonio Fusco - Rosella Tomassoni

2002

Creation/ Re-creation: Papers of the Conference of the Southern African Society of Medieval and Renaissance Studies and the Unisa Medieval Association held from 5 to 7 September, 2002, University of South Africa, Pretoria, 2002, compiled by John Lambert and Mitzi Andersen.
1 The Floure and the Leafe: Created and Recreated - Mitzi Andersen
2 Recreating Veneration of the Virgin Mary in Sixteenth-Century England: Robert Southwell’s ‘Sequence on the Virgin Mary and Christ’ - Karen Batley
3 The Making and Breaking of Nations in Shakespeare’s Henry V - Sarbani Chaudhury
4 Re-creating Eve: the Feminism of Aemilia Lanyer - Eugenie R. Freed-Isserow
5 Francis of Assisi’s Canticle of the Creatures: a Medieval Text with a Contemporary Message - Madge Karecki, SSJ-TOSF
6 ‘Jesus qui Feisoit Tieex Semilles’: Playing as Epiphany in Les Enfaunces de Jesu Crist and The Old French Évangile de l’Enfance - Sibusiso Hyacinth Madondo
7 ‘Create in Me a New Heart’: Puritan Preaching and the Making of a Stuart Prince Gregory McNamara
8 The Death of the Auctor: John Wyclif and Textual (Re-)creation - Stephen Penn
9 Deer-parks, Forests and Hounds: Facts and Fictions of Hunting as Recreation in Medieval England - Julie Pridmore
10 Creation and Re-creation: a Comparative Study of the Origins and Preservation of the Shinto Shrines at Ise, Japan, and the Monastic Church of St Michael’s at Hildesheim, Germany - Estelle Maré

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