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The Contemporary Medieval in Practice Lees, Clare A. • Overing, Gillian Rose. - London (2020) http://doi.org/10.14324/111.9781787354654

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The Cambridge history of early medieval English literature Lees, Clare A. [Hrsg.]. - Cambridge [u.a.] (2012)

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Fragments of History: Rethinking the Ruthwell and Bewcastle Monuments Orton, Fred • Wood, Ian N.. Lees, Clare A. [Bearb.]. - Manchester (2007)

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A Place to Believe In: locating medieval landscapes Lees, Clare A. • Overing, Gillian Rose [Hrsg.]. - University Park, Pa. (2006)

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Gender in debate from the early middle ages to the renaissance Fenster, Thelma S. • Lees, Clare A. [Hrsg.]. - New York, NY [u.a.] (2002)

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Double agents: women and clerical culture in Anglo-Saxon England Lees, Clare A. • Overing, Gillian Rose. - Philadelphia, Pa. (2001)

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Tradition and belief: religious writing in late Anglo-Saxon England Lees, Clare A.. - Minneapolis, MN (1999)

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Medieval Masculinities. Regarding Men in the Middle Ages Fenster, Thelma S. • McNamara, Jo Ann [Bearb.]. Lees, Clare A. [Hrsg.]. - Minneapolis, MN (1994)

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Liturgical traditions for Palm Sunday and their dissemination in Old English prose Lees, Clare A.. - [University of Liverpool] (1985)

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Old English at the Midcentury: Poetry, Scholarship, and Fiction in Britain in the 1940s and 1950s Lees, Clare A.. (2023) - In: Thinking of the Middle Ages. Midcentury intellectuals and the Middle Ages S. 147-166

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Literature to 1200: Introduction Davies, Joshua • Lees, Clare A.. (2022) - In: The yearbook of English studies Bd. 52 (2022) S. 1-12

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Gender and the Subjects of History in the Early Middle Ages Lees, Clare A.. (2019) - In: Medieval historical writing. Britain and Ireland, 500-1500 S. 299-318

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A Word to the Wise: Men, Gender, and Medieval Masculinities Lees, Clare A.. (2019) - In: Rivalrous masculinities. New directions in medieval gender studies S. 1-26

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Women Write the Past: Medieval Scholarship, Old English and New Literature Lees, Clare A.. (2017) - In: Bulletin of the John Rylands Library Bd. 93, 2 (2017) S. 3-22 https://www.ingentaconnect.com/contentone/manup/bjrl/2017/00000093/00000002/art00002

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In Three Poems: Medieval and Modern in Seamus Heaney, Maureen Duffy and Colette Bryce Lees, Clare A.. (2016) - In: American-Medieval. Nature and mind in cultural transfer S. 177-202

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Women and the Origins of English Literature Lees, Clare A. • Overing, Gillian Rose. (2012) - In: The history of British women's writing 1 S. 31-40

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Introduction: literature in Britain and Ireland to 1150 Lees, Clare A.. (2012) - In: The Cambridge history of early medieval English literature S. 1-18

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Age and Desire in the Old English Life of St Mary of Egypt: A Queerer Time and Place? Watt, Diane • Lees, Clare A.. (2011) - In: Middle-aged women in the Middle Ages S. 53-68

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Still Theoretical After All These Years, Or, Whose Theory Do You Want, Or, Whose Theory Can We Have? Lees, Clare A. • Overing, Gillian Rose. (2010) - In: The heroic age Bd. 14 (2010) http://www.heroicage.org/issues/14/lees&overing.php

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Basil Bunting, Briggflatts, Lindisfarne, and Anglo-Saxon Interlace Lees, Clare A.. (2010) - In: Anglo-Saxon culture and the modern imagination S. 111-128

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In AElfric's Words: Conversion, Vigilance and the Nation in Aelfric's Life of Gregory the Great Lees, Clare A.. (2009) - In: A companion to Aelfric S. 271-296

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Anglo-Saxon Horizons: Places of the Mind in the Northumbrian Landscape Lees, Clare A. • Overing, Gillian Rose. (2006) - In: A Place to Believe In. Locating medieval landscapes S. 1-26

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Thelma Fenster: A Reflection on Scholarship and Friendship Farina, Larawoga • Wogan-Browne, Jocelyn • Lees, Clare A.. (2006) - In: Medieval feminist forum Bd. 42, 1 (2006) S. 41-45 https://ir.uiowa.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1055&context=mff

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Men and Beowulf. Lees, Clare A.. (2006) - In: The postmodern Beowulf. A critical casebook S. 417-438

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Analytical Survey 7: Actually Existing Anglo-Saxon Studies Lees, Clare A.. (2005) - In: New medieval literatures Bd. 7 (2005) S. 223-252

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Signifying Gender and Empire Lees, Clare A.. (2004) - In: The Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies Bd. 34 (2004) S. 1-16

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Didacticism and the Christian community: the teachers and the taught Lees, Clare A.. (2002) - In: Old English literature. Critical essays S. 236-270

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Bibliography of primary texts in Spanish, CA. 1430-1520 Fenster, Thelma S. • Lees, Clare A.. (2002) - In: Gender in debate from the early middle ages to the renaissance S. 275-281

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Birthing bishops and fathering poets: Bede, Hild, and the relations of cultural production Lees, Clare A.. (2002) - In: Old English literature. Critical essays S. 125-156

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The clerics and the critics: misogyny and the social symbolic in Anglo-Saxon England Lees, Clare A.. (2002) - In: Gender in debate from the early middle ages to the renaissance S. 19-39

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Whose text is it anyway? Contexts for editing Old English prose Lees, Clare A.. (1999) - In: The editing of Old English. Papers from the 1990 Manchester conference S. 97-114

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At a crossroads: Old English and feminist criticism Lees, Clare A.. (1997) - In: Reading Old English Texts S. 146-169

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Engendering religious desire: sex, knowledge, and Christian identity in Anglo-Saxon England Lees, Clare A.. (1997) - In: The Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies Bd. 27 (1997) S. 17-45

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Feminism Within and Without the Academy Lochrie, Karma Davey • Lees, Clare A. • Overing, Gillian Rose. (1996) - In: Medieval feminist newsletter Bd. 22, 1 (1996) S. 27-31 https://ir.uiowa.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1401&context=mff

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Birthing bishops and fathering poets: Bede, Hild, and the relations of cultural production Lees, Clare A. • Overing, Gillian Rose. (1994) - In: Exemplaria Bd. 6 (1994) S. 35-65

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Introduction Lees, Clare A.. (1994) - In: Medieval Masculinities. Regarding Men in the Middle Ages S. XV-XXV

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Gender and exchange in Piers Plowman Lees, Clare A.. (1994) - In: Class and Gender in Early English Literature S. 112-190

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Men and Beowulf Lees, Clare A.. (1994) - In: Medieval Masculinities. Regarding Men in the Middle Ages S. 129-148

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Working with Patristic sources: language and context in Old English homilies Lees, Clare A.. (1991) - In: Speaking Two Languages. Traditional Disciplines and Contemporary Theory in Medieval Studies S. 157-180

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Computer-Assisted Approaches to Teaching Old English Conner, Patrick W. • Lees, Clare A. • Deegan, Marilyn. (1990) - In: Old English newsletter Bd. 23 (1990) S. 30-35

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Sunday letter Lees, Clare A.. (1990) - In: Sources of Anglo-Saxon literary culture. A trial version S. 98-40

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The Blickling Palm Sunday homily and its revised version Lees, Clare A.. (1988) - In: Leeds studies in English Ser. NS, Bd. 19 (1988) S. 1-30

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Theme and echo in an anonymous Old English homily for Easter Lees, Clare A.. (1986) - In: Traditio Bd. 42 (1986) S. 115-142

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The dissemination of Alcuin's De virtutibus et vitiis liber in Old English: a preliminary survey Lees, Clare A.. (1985) - In: Leeds studies in English Ser. NS, Bd. 16 (1985) S. 174-189

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The "Sunday Letter" and the "Sunday lists" Lees, Clare A.. (1985) - In: Anglo-Saxon England Bd. 14 (1985) S. 129-151

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