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Valerie R. Hotchkiss, Clothes Make The Man: Female Cross Dressing In Medieval Europe. Garland Publishing, 1996, E. Jane Burns

Medieval Feminist Forum: A Journal of Gender and Sexuality

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Back Matter, Medieval Feminist Newsletter, No.27 1999

Medieval Feminist Forum: A Journal of Gender and Sexuality

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Announcements, No.27 1999

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Murdering The Narrator Of The Wife's Lament, Berit Ǻström

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Bibliography, No.27 1999 , Chris Africa

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Brigitte Buettner, Boccaccio's "Des Cleres Et Nobles Femmes": Systems Of Signification In An Illuminated Manuscript. (College Art Association Monograph On The Fine Arts, 53.) University Of Washington Press, 1996, Madeline H. Caviness

Medieval Feminist Forum: A Journal of Gender and Sexuality

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Christine De Pizan, Le Livre Des Faits Et Bonnes Moeurs Du Roi Charles V Le Sage. Eric Hicks And Thérèse Moreau, Trans., Stock/Moyen Age, 1997, Andrea Tarnowski

Medieval Feminist Forum: A Journal of Gender and Sexuality

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Alfred P. Smyth, King Alfred The Great. Oxford University Press, 1995 , Carol Braun Pasternack

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French Influences On The Historical And Nationalist Thought Of Nicolae Balcescu: An Inquiry Into The Structure Of Romanian Nationalism, Ion Matei Costinescu

Masters Theses

In the past decade nationalism has been conceptualized as a cultural artifact, a product of invention and social engineering. Yet despite the flourishing interest in questions of national identity, we still have no theory explaining the reasons why nationalism presents itself in a manifold diversity of forms and aspirations. One way of . accounting for the malleability of modern nationalism is to approach it as a product of dialectical interactions between various national ideals. In this respect, the case of Romanian nationalism is particularly instructive. Its nineteenth-century proponents consciously borrowed and adapted French cultural mores and ideological forms since they …

Message From The President Of Smfs, No.26 1998, F. Regina Psaki

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Message From The Editor, No.26 1998, Margaret Schleissner

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Announcements, No.26 1998

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Bibliography On Women And Medicine, Monica Green

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Marguerite De Navarre's Portrait Of Marguerite Porete: A Renaissance Queen Constructs A Medieval Woman Mystic, Suzanne Kocher

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Gender, Paleography, And The Question Of Authorship In Late Medieval Dominican Spirituality, David F. Tinsley

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Catherine S. Cox, Gender And Language In Chaucer. Gainesville: University Press Of Florida, 1997, James M. Deam

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David Cressy, Birth, Marriage, And Death: Ritual, Religion, And The Life-Cycle In Tudor And Stuart England. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1997, Amy M. Froide

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Lynda L. Coon, Sacred Fictions: Holy Women And Hagiography In Late Antiquity. Philadelphia: University Of Pennsylvania Press, 1997, Renate Blumenfeld-Kosinski

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Sheila Delany, The Naked Text: Chaucer's 'Legend Of Good Women.' Berkeley And Los Angeles: University Of California Press, 1994, Peter Travis

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Front Matter, Medieval Feminist Newsletter, No.26 1998

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Gender And Manuscripts: Cambridge University Library Ms Ff.1.6, Rosemary J. Appleton

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Allen J. Frantzen And John D. Niles, Eds., Anglo-Saxonism And The Construction Of Social Identity. University Press Of Florida, 1997, Gillian R. Overing

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Making An Early Medieval Ethnie: The Case Of The Early Slavs (Sixth To Seventh Century A.D. ), Florin Curta

Dissertations

This study approaches the problem of the early Slavs from the perspective of current anthropological theories on ethnicity. The relationship between material culture and ethnicity is also examined, with particular emphasis on the notion of style. The historiography of the subject is vast and its survey shows why and how a particular approach to the history of the early Slavs was favored by linguistically minded historians and archaeologists. The historiography of the early Slavs is also the story of how academic discourse was used for the construction of national identity.

The study of the written sources indicates that the history …

The Lost Treasure Of Valencia: Fugitive Muslims From The Kingdom Of Valencia 1290-1410, Michael A. Ryan

Masters Theses

The fourteenth century, an epoch infamous for war, disease, famine, and devastation across the whole of Europe, also saw an increase in the number of fugitive Muslims from the Christian kingdom of Valencia. Due to the reconquest of Valencia in the thirteenth century, an immense Muslim populace found itself subject to a dominant Christian minority. These Muslims had been either enslaved outright for resisting the Christian domination, or had been placed into a semi-free status. The members of this latter group were known as the Mudejars, and like the Muslim slaves, fled when their social and political standings were in …

Painter And King: Gustav Klimt’S Work At Peles Castle, Lucica Curta

Masters Theses

Gustav Klimt's work at Peles Castle, which was unknown until now due to the cultural isolation of Communist Romania, is the focus of this study. Against the background of Carol of Hohenzollern's life and activities as King of Romania (1866-1914), the castle is viewed as playing an important role in forming the King's new identity in his new homeland. The eclectic decoration of the castle reflects Carol's life experience and character. The King represented the best match for Klimt's artistic aspirations at that time.

Klimt's early life and work during the early 1880s is examined in the light of his …

Message From The President, No.25 1998, F. Regina Psaki

Medieval Feminist Forum: A Journal of Gender and Sexuality

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Front Matter, Medieval Feminist Newsletter, No.25 1998

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Message From The Editor, No.25 1998, Ruth Mazo Karras

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The Literary Traditions Of Medieval Women (1997 Neh Summer Institute): Introduction, Description, And Reading List, Jane Chance

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"Narwe In Cage": Teaching Medieval Women In The First Half Of The British Literature Survey, Daniel T. Kline

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