Q - Linguistics, Classics and Related Subjects

Floods

chapter posted on 2025-03-12 in University of Lincoln

Laura Gill

The Werewolf in Medieval Romance

book posted on 2025-03-04 in University of Lincoln

Mercian Charms: from The Lair of the White Worm to Penda’s Fen

journal contribution posted on 2024-12-13 in University of Lincoln

Scott Brewster

“By the Voice of the Servant of the Lord”: Blake’s New Jerusalem and Swedenborgianism in the Work of Sheila Kaye-Smith

chapter posted on 2024-10-25 in University of Lincoln

Jason Whittaker

Blake and Music, 2023

journal contribution posted on 2024-10-25 in University of Lincoln

EVENT

[Exhibition] Tennyson Transformed: Alfred Tennyson and Visual Culture

event posted on 2024-09-23 in University of Lincoln

Jim Cheshire

CONFERENCE CONTRIBUTION

"The driver's whip is an evil thing": enlightenment as mass enslavement in the works of Thomas Pynchon

conference contribution posted on 2024-08-29 in University of Lincoln

Martin Eve

Charles Dickens

chapter posted on 2024-08-13 in University of Lincoln

Scott Brewster

[Reference Works Contribution] Bestiaries, Aviaries, Physiologus

chapter posted on 2024-05-22 in University of Lincoln

[Reference Works Contribution] Octavian (ME)

chapter posted on 2024-05-22 in University of Lincoln

[Reference Works Contribution] Arthur and Gorlagon (Latin)

chapter posted on 2024-05-22 in University of Lincoln

[Reference Works Contribution] The Alliterative Morte Arthure

chapter posted on 2024-05-22 in University of Lincoln

[Co-Edited Journal Special Issue] Arthurian Medievalism: Journal of the International Arthurian Society

journal contribution posted on 2024-05-22 in University of Lincoln

'Thou shalt have the better cloathe’: Reading Second Skins in Robin Hood and Guy of Gisborne

chapter posted on 2024-05-22 in University of Lincoln

BOOK

[Editor] [Scholarly Edition] Dick Doyle's Journal: Volume Three

book posted on 2024-05-22 in University of Lincoln

BOOK

[Editor] King Arthur's Court; or, The Feasts of Camelot: with the Tales That Were Told There.

book posted on 2024-05-22 in University of Lincoln

Affirmations of Aging Masculinity in Victorian Fiction: Older Men at the Margins

chapter posted on 2024-05-22 in University of Lincoln

Alice Crossley

“A Female, & Past 60 Years of Age!”: Older Age in Women’s Later Life Writing 1800–1850

chapter posted on 2024-05-22 in University of Lincoln

Amy Culley

Satire, Mock Militarism, and Anti-Provincial Prejudice in 'The Death of the Lord of Kyme'

chapter posted on 2024-04-30 in University of Lincoln

Christopher Marlow

Nineteenth-Century Religion, Literature and Society, vol. 1: Traditions

book posted on 2024-04-25 in University of Lincoln

Rebecca Styler

Josephine Butler, Esoteric Christianity and the Biblical Motherhood of God

journal contribution posted on 2024-04-16 in University of Lincoln

Rebecca Styler

Josephine Butler's serial auto/biography: writing the changing self through the lives of others

journal contribution posted on 2024-04-16 in University of Lincoln

Rebecca Styler

Gothic Hogg

chapter posted on 2024-04-16 in University of Lincoln

Scott Brewster

Warrior Queens and Women’s History: Deconstructing Stereotypes in Margaret Drabble’s A Natural Curiosity

journal contribution posted on 2024-04-16 in University of Lincoln

[Review] The Girl’s King Arthur, by Barbara Tepa Lupack. The Once and Future Classroom 8.2: n.p. Web.

journal contribution posted on 2024-04-09 in University of Lincoln

[Review] Indecent Exposure: Gender, Politics, and Obscene Comedy in Middle English Literature, by Nicole Nolan Sidhu. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2016. Pp. 320.

journal contribution posted on 2024-04-09 in University of Lincoln

JOURNAL CONTRIBUTION

[Review] The Anglo-Norman Lay of ‘Haveloc’: Text and Translation, ed. and trans. by Glyn S. Burgess and Leslie C. Brook, Gallica, 37 (Woodbridge, Suffolk: D. S. Brewer, 2015), 230pp.

journal contribution posted on 2024-04-09 in University of Lincoln

JOURNAL CONTRIBUTION

[Review] Reviews from the Greenwood: Renée Ward on Mark Truesdale’s The King and Commoner Tradition (2018)

journal contribution posted on 2024-04-09 in University of Lincoln

[Review] David Crook. Robin Hood: Legend and Reality. Woodbridge: Boydell Press, 2020. Pp 298. $99 (cloth).

journal contribution posted on 2024-04-09 in University of Lincoln

Shape-shifting, Identity, and Change in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

conference contribution posted on 2024-04-09 in University of Lincoln

CONFERENCE CONTRIBUTION

J. K. Rowling’s Fenrir Greyback: Identity, Society, and the Werewolf

conference contribution posted on 2024-04-09 in University of Lincoln

Challenging the Boundaries of Medieval Romance: Thomas Chestre’s Lybeaus Desconus

journal contribution posted on 2024-04-09 in University of Lincoln

Remus Lupin and Community: The Werewolf Tradition in J. K. Rowling’s Harry Potter Series

journal contribution posted on 2024-04-09 in University of Lincoln

The Magic of Medievalism: Teaching Arthuriana with Camelot

journal contribution posted on 2024-04-09 in University of Lincoln

The Politics of Translation: Sanitizing Violence in William of Palerne

journal contribution posted on 2024-04-09 in University of Lincoln

Giving Voice to Griselda: Nineteenth-Century Reinventions of a Medieval Tale

journal contribution posted on 2024-04-05 in University of Lincoln

To be a ‘Fleschhewere’: Beheading, Butcher-Knights, and Blood-Taboos in Octavian Imperator

chapter posted on 2024-04-05 in University of Lincoln

Getting Medieval in the Classroom

chapter posted on 2024-04-05 in University of Lincoln

The Adaptational Character of the Earliest Beowulf for English Children: E. L. Hervey’s “The Fight with the Ogre.”

chapter posted on 2024-04-05 in University of Lincoln

Victorian Medievalisms: Rehabilitating Arthur in E. L. Hervey’s The Feasts of Camelot

chapter posted on 2024-04-05 in University of Lincoln