Medieval History
Dr. Nokes now has a review of my "Podcasts on Medieval Texts." Thanks, Dr. Nokes. And if anyone else has any thoughts, comments, suggestions, please share them!
- Nokes On Beowulf Etc
Readers of the Great Nokes over at Unlocked Wordhoard (see our blogroll) has mentioned a piece he's written and published in the Old English Newsletter. I received my copy of OEN's latest last night and read Scott's article Beowulf: Prince...
- Popular Culture And The Middle Ages
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- Jeff Sypeck's Applied Medievalism, Cont.
Our last blog forum entry has generated a great, stimulating discussion. I hope it continues. But, I also wanted to point people to some responses elsewhere. Dr. Nokes, of Unlocked Wordhoard, now has a response up. Highly Eccentric, of The Naked Philologist,...
- Podcasts On Medieval Texts
Consider this, to a lesser degree, "Toot! Toot! (part deux). Anyway, in preparation for a course I'm teaching this coming semester -- and thanks to the generous grant of an iPod from Virginia Tech's Faculty Development Institute -- I've put...
- Dr. Nokes Pronounces
Over at Unlocked Wordhoard, on how to read allegory. Although Dr. Nokes limits his discussion to allegorical literature (literature explicitly intended to be read as allegory), I think his notes are much more broadly applicable to anything written in...
Medieval History
Podcasts: (Unlocked and) Reviewed!
Dr. Nokes now has a review of my "Podcasts on Medieval Texts." Thanks, Dr. Nokes. And if anyone else has any thoughts, comments, suggestions, please share them!
- Nokes On Beowulf Etc
Readers of the Great Nokes over at Unlocked Wordhoard (see our blogroll) has mentioned a piece he's written and published in the Old English Newsletter. I received my copy of OEN's latest last night and read Scott's article Beowulf: Prince...
- Popular Culture And The Middle Ages
...
- Jeff Sypeck's Applied Medievalism, Cont.
Our last blog forum entry has generated a great, stimulating discussion. I hope it continues. But, I also wanted to point people to some responses elsewhere. Dr. Nokes, of Unlocked Wordhoard, now has a response up. Highly Eccentric, of The Naked Philologist,...
- Podcasts On Medieval Texts
Consider this, to a lesser degree, "Toot! Toot! (part deux). Anyway, in preparation for a course I'm teaching this coming semester -- and thanks to the generous grant of an iPod from Virginia Tech's Faculty Development Institute -- I've put...
- Dr. Nokes Pronounces
Over at Unlocked Wordhoard, on how to read allegory. Although Dr. Nokes limits his discussion to allegorical literature (literature explicitly intended to be read as allegory), I think his notes are much more broadly applicable to anything written in...