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Studies in Medievalism XIII: Postmodern Medievalisms
By Richard Utz (Editor), Jesse G. Swan (Editor), Anita Obermeier (Contribution by), Brian Levy (Contribution by), Christa A. E. Canitz (Contribution by), Elena Levy-Navarro (Contribution by), Florin Curta (Contribution by), Jenneifer Cooley (Contribution by), John M Ganim (Contribution by), Leopold Brauneiss (Contribution by), Lesley A Coote (Contribution by), Paul Murphy (Contribution by), Paul Smethurst (Contribution by), Sylvia Mittler (Contribution by), Verlyn Flieger (Contribution by), William Paden Jr (Contribution by)
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By Richard Utz (Editor), Jesse G. Swan (Editor), Anita Obermeier (Contribution by), Brian Levy (Contribution by), Christa A. E. Canitz (Contribution by), Elena Levy-Navarro (Contribution by), Florin Curta (Contribution by), Jenneifer Cooley (Contribution by), John M Ganim (Contribution by), Leopold Brauneiss (Contribution by), Lesley A Coote (Contribution by), Paul Murphy (Contribution by), Paul Smethurst (Contribution by), Sylvia Mittler (Contribution by), Verlyn Flieger (Contribution by), William Paden Jr (Contribution by)
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Studies of texts from the late middle ages to the contemporary moment, together they indicate, broadly, directions both in postmodern studies and studies in medievalism.
Bringing together significant statements on postmodern qualities of the invocation of the medieval, Postmodern Medievalisms is a cross-disciplinary and international collection. The volume also effects a critically celebratory appreciation of the intellectual and political possibilities of the many inchoate modes implicit in...
Bringing together significant statements on postmodern qualities of the invocation of the medieval, Postmodern Medievalisms is a cross-disciplinary and international collection. The volume also effects a critically celebratory appreciation of the intellectual and political possibilities of the many inchoate modes implicit in...