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Articles
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Thomas Walton LES POÈMES D'AMÉ DE MONTGESOIE (fl. 1457-1478)
F.H. Whitman SIGNIFICANT MOTIFS IN RIDDLE 53 46/1, p. 1
L. Whitbread THE BINDING OF WELAND 25/1, p. 13
SUZANNE M. YEAGER Jewish identity in The Siege of Jerusalem and homiletic texts: models of penance and victims of vengeance for the urban apocalypse 80/2, p. 56
ANNA BALDWIN THE DOUBLE DUEL IN "PIERS PLOWMAN" B XVIII AND C XXI 50/1, p. 64
James I. Wimsatt GUILLAUME DE MACHAUT AND CHAUCER'S LOVE LYRICS 47/1, p. 66
CHARITY SCOTT STOKES THOMAS HOCCLEVE'S "MOTHER OF GOD" AND "BALADE TO THE VIRGIN AND CHRIST": LATIN AND ANGLO-NORMAN SOURCES 64/1, p. 74
P.J. Frankis DEOR AND "WULF AND EADWACER" : SOME CONJECTURES 31/3, p. 161
JOHN BUGBEE Sight and sound in St Erkenwald: on theodicy and the senses 77/2, p. 202
Sylvia Huot PATIENCE IN ADVERSITY: THE COURTLY LOVER AND JOB IN MACHAUT'S MOTETS 2 AND 3 63/2, p. 222
DEIRDRE KESSEL-BROWN THE EMOTIONAL LANDSCAPE OF THE FOREST IN THE MEDIAEVAL LOVE LAMENT 59/2, p. 228
Barbara C. Raw "THE DREAM OF THE ROOD" AND ITS CONNECTONS WITH EARLY CHRISTIAN ART 39/3, p. 239
DENISE N. BAKER CHAUCER AND MORAL PHILOSOPHY: THE VIRTUOUS WOMEN OF "THE CANTERBURY TALES" 60/2, p. 241
Lewis J. Owen THE RECOGNITION SCENE IN "SIR ORFEO" 40/3, p. 249
Reviews
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Nevill Coghill The Relations between the Social and Divine Order in William Langland's Vision of William concerning Piers the Plowman. Sprache und Kultur der Germanischen und Romanischen Völker, A. Anglistische Reihe, Band XII, by Francis A. R. Carnegy 4/1, p. 47
K.M. Lea The Medieval Heritage of Elizabethan Tragedy, by Willard Farnham 27/1, p. 49
Carl Lofmark Wîplîchez Wîbes Reht: A Study of the Women Characters in the Works of Wolfram von Eschenbach, by Marion E. Gibbs 43/1, p. 54
N.F. Blake Patterns in Old English and Old Icelandic Literature, by A. C. Bouman 32/1, p. 86
Jill Mann Fragmentation and Redemption: Essays on Gender and the Human Body in Medieval Religion, by Caroline Walker Bynum 62/1, p. 111
J.K. Bostock Christi Leiden in einer Vision geschaut (a German mystic text of the fourteenth century): a critical account of the published and unpublished manuscripts, with an edition based on the text of MS. Bernkastel-Cues 115, by F. P. Pickering 23/2, p. 130
JONATHAN HUGHES Religion in the Poetry and Drama of the Late Middle Ages in England, by Piero Boitani, Anna Torti 61/1, p. 133
Nicolas Jacobs Gerald Morgan, The Tragic Argument of ‘Troilus and Criseyde’ 78/1, p. 134
Percy Simpson The Medieval Heritage of Elizabethan Tragedy, by Willard Farnham 7/2, p. 138
Mark Campbell Chambers Clifford Davidson, Festivals and Plays in Late Medieval Britain 79/1, p. 139
Peter Dronke 'Ysengrimus' by Magister Nivardus, by F. J. Sypher, Eleanor Sypher 52/1, p. 141
Kenneth Varty Christine de Pizan's 'Epistre de la prison de vie humaine', by Angus J. Kennedy 56/1, p. 145
A.C. Hamilton The Condition of Creatures. Suffering and Action in Chaucer and Spenser, by Georgia Ronan Crampton 46/1, p. 155
JOHN WATTS Michael Jones (ed.), The New Cambridge Medieval History, Vol. VI 73/1, p. 177
Ian Bishop The Pearl: An Interpretation, by P. M. Kean 37/2, p. 207
Margaret Fitzgerald Richey Christi Leiden in einer Vision geschaut (Germanische Bibliothek : Untersuchungen und Texte XXXIX), by Robert Priebsch 5/3, p. 211
Cecily Clark Sur le thème de Nonchaloir dans la poésie de Charles d'Orléans, by Shigemi Sasaki 45/2, p. 229
N.F. Blake The Structure of Beowulf, by Kenneth Sisam 35/3, p. 236
JOHN C. HIRSH Fourteenth-Century English Poetry: Contexts and Readings, by Elizabeth Salter 55/2, p. 291
LETIZIA PANIZZA Petrarch's 'Remedies for Fortune Fair and Foul': a Modern English Translation of 'De Remediis utriusque Fortune', with a Commentary, by Conrad H. Rawski 62/2, p. 309
D.S. Brewer Geoffrey Chaucer, Feminist Readings, by Jill Mann 61/2, p. 320
J.F. Insular Romance: Politics, Faith, and Culture in Anglo-Norman and Middle English Literature, by Susan Crane 58/2, p. 321
A.V.C. Schmidt David Aers, Salvation and Sin: Augustine, Langland, and Fourteenth-Century Theology 79/2, p. 323
Jonathan Riley-Smith The Jews and the Crusaders. The Hebrew Chronicles of the First and Second Crusades, by Shlomo Eidelberg 48/2, p. 326
Robert Easting Takami Matsuda, Death and Purgatory in Middle English Didactic Poetry 67/2, p. 326
DOMINIQUE GOY-BLANQUET Ann W. Astell, Joan of Arc and Sacrificial Authorship (Dominique Goy-Blanquet) 74/2, p. 337
JOHN C. HIRSH Miri Rubin, Gentile Tales: The Narrative Assault on Late Medieval Jews 69/2, p. 338
Dennis Green Katharina Mertens Fleury, Leiden lesen. Bedeutungen von compassio um 1200 und die Poetik des Mit-Leidens im 'Parzival' Wolframs von Eschenbach, Scrinium Friburgense 21 76/2, p. 342
RENATE BLUMENFELD-KOSINSKI Sylvia Huot, Madness in Medieval French Literature: Identities Found and Lost 73/2, p. 352
Notes
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MAX HARRIS FLESH AND SPIRITS: THE BATTLE BETWEEN VIRTUES AND VICES IN MEDIAEVAL DRAMA REASSESSED 57/1, p. 56
John Scattergood ALAIN DE LILLE AND THE PROLOGUE TO "PATIENCE" 61/1, p. 87
Leslie C. Brook GUIGEMAR AND THE WHITE HIND 56/1, p. 94
Laurence Wright 'BURNING' AND LEPROSY IN OLD FRENCH 56/1, p. 101
MARION GLASSCOE Changing chere and changing text in the eighth revelation of Julian of Norwich 66/1, p. 115
R.E. Kaske GODFREY'S VENGEANCE FOR GOD ON GOOD FRIDAY: ALLITERATIVE "MORTE ARTHURE", 3430-1 59/1, p. 128
M.C. CORCORAN AMBIGUOUS VOCABULARY AND EXPRESSION OF EMOTION IN GIRAUT DE BORNELH'S "GEN M'ATEN" 59/2, p. 275
J.A. Burrow God and the fullness of time in Piers Plowman 79/2, p. 300