Vol. 37 No. 1 (2020): Open issue

Open issue

Vol 37, Number 1, 2020

Taboo or Magic Practice? Cannibalism as Identity Marker for Giants and Human Heroes in Medieval Iceland

Andrea Maraschi

1-26
Talking Wolves, Golden Fish, and Lion Sex: The Alterations to Gerald of Wales’s Topographia Hibernica as Evidence of Audience Disbelief?

Keagan Brewer

27-54
A Clerical View of Gender in Twelfth-Century Flanders: The Voice of Lambert of Ardres

Yongku Cha

55-78
Some Italian Wall Paintings of the Sunday Christ: Monitory and Redemptory Iconographies and the Effect of Position

Diana Hiller

79-112
Expediency versus Ethics: The Problem of Bribery in Late Medieval England

Jennifer Hole

113-132
Reframing Feminine Modesty, Complaint, and Desire in the More Family

Kelly Peihopa

133-166
Inventions Mint: The Currency of Fashion and (Fake) News in Early Modern London

Elizabeth Moran

167-204
‘And in the midst of those words shot him’: Satire and the Virtue of Romance in ‘Assaulted and Pursued Chastity’

Emma Simpson

205-222