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Tuesday, August 12, 2008

Tales of the Avunculate

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by J J Cohen Yes, I know, most of you are still reading Eileen's brilliant "little" post . I entered it on the weekend and by ...
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Sunday, August 10, 2008

Time is the Question of the Subject Seized by His or Her Other: The Intensities of an Ardor of a Different Kind in Dinshaw’s Queer Historisicm

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[please note fellowship opportunity at the Bibliotheca Ambrosiana below] Figure 1 . Potter's Field (New Orleans, 1907) by EILEEN JOY Re...
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Fellowship opportunity: Biblioteca Ambrosiana in Milan

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by J J Cohen Alison Locke Perchuk emails: I am writing to introduce you to a new resource for research on topics connected to the holdings o...
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Friday, August 08, 2008

The Past in the Past

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by Karl Steel In her post below, Mary Kate writes: On the final page of the book, CD defines “getting medieval” as this: “using ideas of th...
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Around the blogosphere

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by J J Cohen Stephanie Trigg on Lauren Berlant's blog , Bioephemera on the Lego repair of Roman mortice , Nic D'Alessio on that Basw...
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Thursday, August 07, 2008

The Ruins and the Past

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by Mary Kate Hurley When Carolyn Dinshaw’s Getting Medieval first came out in 1999, I was still in high school – I wasn’t even sure I’d be ...
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It is not often that the Archbishop of Canterbury is your fellow blurbist ...

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by J J Cohen ... but such is the case with this forthcoming book , a volume I highly recommend. Helen Cooper, Jeffrey Cohen, and The Most Re...
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Wednesday, August 06, 2008

Touching Carolyn Dinshaw

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by J J Cohen Karl's post foregrounded the haptic , and wondered about phenomenology. The excellent and wide-ranging discussion historici...
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2 announcements

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by J J Cohen Sorry to interrupt our book club conversation, which Karl has launched so well . I hope to post something relevant later today ...
Tuesday, August 05, 2008

Opening Up

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by KARL STEEL I've a longer post planned, but for now, I offer this, a key moment (for me) in Getting Medieval, one I marked with ...
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Monday, August 04, 2008

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by J J Cohen Deeply unsatisfied with that first Book Club post, I unpublished it. Sorry, and more to follow.
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Saturday, August 02, 2008

New Blog: Indirections

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by J J Cohen Nunzio D'Alessio, a BABEL member and a graduate student at UT-Austin, joins the League of Medieval Bloggers with Indirectio...
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Friday, August 01, 2008

Cultural Diversity in Medieval Britain

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by J J Cohen The book's official date of publication is August 5, but why wait? Pre-order! Buy multiple copies! They make great gifts. A...
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Speaking of medievalism ...

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by J J Cohen Richard Burt writes that his new book is out from Palgrave. Here is a blurb and some endorsements: Medieval and Early Modern Fi...

Trigg and Prendergast on Medievalism

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by J J Cohen From Humanities Researcher , a preview of an important new essay on medievalism, presentism, and all those temporal -isms we sa...
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