Author: Jillian Sutton

1c. Textual and Linguistic Transformation in Medieval Scandinavia “Transforming the Werewolf: Bisclavret’s Textual Transmission and Reception in Thirteenth- to Fifteenth-Century Scandinavia” Basil Price, Arizona State University “The Magical Other: The Marginalization of Magical Women in the Íslendingasögur” Tristan Rebe, Arizona State University  “Religion, Magic, and Medieval Narratives” Laurie Price, University of New Mexico 4e. The […]

Call For Papers for International Marie De France Society Sponsored Session 2019 MAP/ACMRS Conference “Magic, Religion, and Science in the Global Middle Ages and Renaissance” “The Magical Mammal in Marie De France” This session seeks papers that focus on the works of Marie de France and the intersection of magic and the animal body. Recent […]

(1 – Papers) Family and Kinship in Marie de France Twelfth-century woman poet and author of the Lais, Marie de France has long been celebrated for the richness of her courtly texts. However, her detailed insights into life and love are by no means limited to the courtly love paradigm. Rather, Marie’s works present her […]