The state of Medieval studies
By: edited by C. Stephen Jaeger
Series: JEGP, journal of English and Germanic philology -- v. 105, no. 1; Jan. 2006; JEGP, Journal of English and Germanic philology -- v. 105, no. 1
Publisher: University of Illinois Press
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Champaign, IL
Language: eng
Number of pages: 256
Subjects: Medieval Civilization; Historiography; Congresses; Middle Ages; Study and teaching
Notes: "'The state of medieval studies' was the ... title of a conference held at the University of Illinois, Urbana, in late 2003.... Fourteen speakers were asked to deliver papers that survey their fields or disciplines"--P. [1].
Table of contents: title: Spatial struggles : medieval studies between nationalism and globalization  -- Frits van Oostrom; title: Byzantine studies at the beginning of the twenty-first century  -- Alice-Mary Talbot; title: Breaking the Hermetic seal : Eurasia and the realm of Islam  -- R. Stephen Humphreys; title: A secret realm : current trends in Spanish medieval studies  -- Jaume Aurell; title: Methodologies, mantras, and paradigms : research in early medieval English literature  -- Joyce Hill; title: The challenges and rewards of medieval studies in the United Kingdom  -- Miri Rubin; title: Middle English literature and illustrated manuscripts : new approaches to the disciplinary and the interdisciplinary  -- Richard K. Emmerson; title: The state of medieval studies in Occitan and French literature  -- William D. Paden; title: Medieval studies in France at the threshold : 2000  -- Martin Aurell; title: Art and liturgy in Middle Ages : survey of research (1980-2003) and some reflections on method  -- Eric Palazzo; title: From social history to the poetics of the visual : philology of the Middle Ages as cultural history  -- Ursula Peters; title: Historical studies on the Middle Ages in Germany : tradition, current trends, and perspectives  -- Hans-Werner Goetz; title: Conservation and innovation in medieval studies in Italy  -- Aldo Scaglione; title: Studies on medieval Italian literature in North America : past, present, and future -- Christopher Kleinhenz.