In the Middle

[#7 in our series of blog histories ] Despite its name, the Unlocked Wordhoard did not begin as a medievalist blog; instead, it grew out...

by Larry Swain [#6 in our series of blog histories ] I think in the following that my choice of a blog title will become very clear.  Ba...

by Dr. Virago [ For background on this archival project, read the posts here , here , here , here, here , and here ] The History of ...

by Jonathan Jarrett [JJC says: I don't know about you, but I am deeply enjoying these brief histories of blogs I've long admired....

by Another Damned Medievalist (ADM) [for background on this archival project, read the posts here , here , here and here ]  I started ...

by Matthew Gabriele [for background on this archival project, read the posts here and here and here ]  Modern Medieval began at the e...

by Stephanie Trigg [for background on this archival project, read the posts here and here ] It sounds odd now, but I began to blog as ...

by J J CohenM My small project to compose a communal history of blogs and medieval studies got quite a boost through the generous comment...

by J J Cohen I blogged about it two years ago , and now the Chaucerian apocalypse has arrived. The pilgrims are passengers on a nuclear-p...

by J J Cohen Exciting news: fingers crossed, it seems the Chaucer Blog will appear in print, via Bonnie Wheeler 's always innovative ...

by J J Cohen Two articles that make a great deal of sense. First, an argument that the best leader of a university valuing research is a s...

by KARL STEEL Important conversations on what we do as literary critics continue below, but as today's Halloween, we ought to take som...

by EILEEN JOY A necessary task of theory is precisely to provoke a text into unpremeditated articulation, into the utterance of what it some...