A special, one-day symposium featuring three important new voices in the study of Old English Literature: Amy Clark (Wake Forest), Stephen Hopkins (UVa), and Jennifer Lorden (William & Mary).
An undergraduate-focused event discussing The Witcher, led by Dr. Taylor Cowdery
Duke Medieval and Early Modern Works-in-Progress To receive the precirculated materials for the event, and for any questions, contact Dr. Kate Driscoll (Dept. of Romance Studies) at kate.driscoll@duke.edu. A workshop series for colleagues at Duke to present their work-in-progress on premodern … Read more
“Writing Radegund: Baudonivia, Venantius Fortunatus, and Gregory of Tours”
Cushman: “Ghostly Manslaughter” Kraebel: “Collectors and Editors: Four Early Rolle Anthologies” Rozenski: “Mystical Texts: The Representation of Books and Writing in the Works of Medieval Female Visionary Authors”
Cowdery: “Downward Mobility in the Canterbury Tales: Chaucer’s Manciple and Cook” Schwebel: “Palm Sunday, Roman Triumphs: A Crossover” Orlemanski: “Voice's Metonymy in Chaucer's House of Fame”
"King and Outlaw in the Piers Plowman Tradition"
“Reading Character on the Early Modern Stage"
