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Saturday, April 29, 2006

An Embarrassing Revelation

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The word will get out somehow, so I'll declare it here. In the unscripted preface to a paper I just gave at Dartmouth, I confided to my ...
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Tuesday, April 25, 2006

Fairy Mounds and British Literature

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I'm on my way to NH to present a paper . Here is the opening, on hills as portals to other worlds and on feasts refused. ---------- Medi...
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Monday, April 24, 2006

Augustan Age returns

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The New York Times article on the controversy surrounding the exhibition of the Ara Pacis reminds me that I have something to be relieved a...
Saturday, April 22, 2006

Malaysian Bigfoot speaks, declaring "Woooooo!"

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From the BBC, courtesy of JKW: The village of Mawai Lama in the Malaysian state of Johor is a sleepy row of wooden fronted shop-houses set b...
Friday, April 21, 2006

Was Margery Kempe Jewish?

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Here is a section from a paper I gave a while ago to the Medieval Club of New York. It's based on the Kempe chapter in my book Medieval ...
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Wednesday, April 19, 2006

Love cows?

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It is probably inappropriate to post on this, but then again I can invoke my fantastic Medievalist Powers of Historicization to give it a sc...
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The Green Children, Broadway version

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Remember the Green Children ? The poet Glyn Maxwell has written a play about them. Here's an excerpt from a review in today's New Yo...
Monday, April 17, 2006

The archipelago of England

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The title of this blog entry is the working title for my next research project: an examination of how medieval England was haunted by the mu...
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Friday, April 14, 2006

Guthlac, Mercia, and Anglo-Saxon Colonialism

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Here, in response to the discussion in the "Fantasies of the Aboriginal" post, is an excerpt from Medieval Identity Machines on t...
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Thursday, April 13, 2006

Ignoge's eyes

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Following from yesterday's post, here is a medieval example of an unnarrated, barely glimpsed woman's story. It's taken from a s...
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Wednesday, April 12, 2006

Zipporah's story

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The seder plate is ready to be loaded with its Very Symbolic Items. Our copy of My Favorite Family Haggadah is good to go. Elijah's cup...
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Monday, April 10, 2006

anthropodermic bibliopegy

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Police plea on macabre book find Police are trying to locate the owner of a 300-year-old ledger, bound in human skin, found in a Leeds road...
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Fantasies of the Aboriginal

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Here is that syllabus I promised for a graduate seminar I taught last autumn. My current research project pulls from these materials, so any...
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memento mori

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A bittersweet meditation on moving into a deceased predecessor's office at Inside Higher Ed. Because I am a medievalist and because dea...
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Movies and the Middle Ages

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A special cluster on Movie Medievalism from Exemplaria . Favorite title: "Introduction: Getting Schmedieval."
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