Studies in Medievalism XVII (EPDF) von Karl Fugelso

New essays attempt to survey and map out the increasingly significant discipline of medievalism.

Editorial Note
The Founding and the Founder: Medievalism and the Legacy of Leslie J. Workman - Kathleen Verduin
Medievalism: Its Linguistic History in Nineteenth-Century Britain - Clare A Simmons
Medievalism and Medieval Reception: A Terminological Question - Nils Holger Petersen
Medievalisms and Why They Matter - Tom Shippey
Medievalism, Authority, and the Academy - Gwendolyn Morgan
The Tropes of Medievalism - M J Toswell
Medievalism and the Middle Ages - Elizabeth Emery
Medievalism from Here
A Steam-Whistle Modernist?: Representations of King Alfred in Dickens'sA Child's History of England andThe Battle of Life - Emily Walker Heady
Writing Medieval Women [and Men]: Sigrid Undset'sKristin Lavransdatter - Mark B. Spencer
J.K. Rowling's Medieval Bestiary - Gail Orgelfinger
Seamus Heaney's AudioBeowulf: An Analysis of the Omissions - Douglas Ryan VanBenthuysen
The King's Phantom: Staging Majesty in Bale'sKynge Johan
Rodelinda Goes Opera: The Lombard Queen's Journey from Medieval Backstage to Händel's "dramma per musica" - W Wunderlich
The Ring of the Nibelung and theNibelungenlied: Wagner's Ambiguous Relationship to a Source - Edward Haymes
Notes on Contributors