Collection of Essays
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Women Medievalists and the Academy Chance, Jane [Publ.]. |
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Content
| Introduction: "What has a Woman to do with Learning?" |
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| Elizabeth Elstob (1683-1756) and the Limits of Women's Agency in Early-Eighteenth-Century England |
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| Anna Jameson (1794-1860): "Primitive" Art and Iconography |
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| By Her Works Shall Ye Know Her: The Quest for Jessie L. Weston (1850-1928) |
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| Lina Eckenstein (1857-1931): Seeking Scope for Women |
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| Mary Bateson (1865-1906): Scholar and Suffragist |
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| Elise Richter (1865-1943): First Austrian Privatdozentin |
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| Eleanor Prescott Hammond (1866-1933): Pioneer Scholar of Middle English Manuscript Study |
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| Caroline F. E. Spurgeon (1869-1942): First Woman Professor of English in England |
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| "Hark the Herald Angels Sing": Here's to Georgiana Goddard King (1871-1939) |
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| "Miss Rickert of Vassar" and Edith Rickert at the University of Chicago (1871-1938) |
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| Mildred K. Pope (1872-1956): Anglo-Norman Scholar |
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| The Justices' Chronicler: Bertha Haven Putnam (1872-1960) |
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| Nellie Neilson (1873-1947): A Historian of "Wit, Whimsy, and Sheer Poetry" |
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| Evelyn Underhill (1875-1941): The Practical Mystic |
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| Kindred, College, and Scholarship in the Lifework of Bertha Surtees Phillpotts (1877-1932) |
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| Eleanor Shipley Duckett (1880-1976): Historian of the Latin Middle Ages |
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| Hope Emily Allen (1883-1960): An Independent Scholar |
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| Laura Hibbard Loomis (1883-1960): "Mrs Arthur" |
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| Helen Cam (1885-1968): Charting the Evolution of Medieval Institutions |
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| Grace Frank (1886-1978) and Medieval French Drama |
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| Margaret Rickert (1888-1973): Art Historian |
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| Charlotte D'Evelyn (1889-1977): An Instinct to Explore |
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| Eileen Edna Le Poer Power (1889-1940) |
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| Helen Waddell (1889-1965): The Scholar-Poet |
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| 'Aimer la musique ancienne": Yvonne Rihouet Rokseth (1890-1948) |
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| The German Historian Elisabeth Busse-Wilson (1890-1974): Academic Feminism and Medieval Hagiography, 1914-1931 |
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| "An Extraordinary Sense of Powerful Restlessness": Nora Kershaw Chadwick (1891-1972) |
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| "Persephone Come Back from the Dead": Maude Violet Clarke (1892-1935) |
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| Joan Evans (1893-1977): Art Historian and Antiquary |
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| Dorothy L. Sayers (1893-1957): Medieval Mystery Maker |
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| Doris Mary Stenton (1894-1971): The Legal Records and the Historian |
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| Helen M. Roe (1895-1988): Champion of Medieval Irish Art and Iconography |
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| Suzanne Solente (1895-1978): A Life in the Manuscript Department of the Bibliothèque Nationale |
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| Sirarpie Der Nersessian (1896-1989): Pioneer of Armenian Art History |
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| Women and Medieval Scholarship in Bulgaria: Vera Ivanova-Mavrodinova (1896-1987) and Vasilka Tapkova-Zaimova (1924-) |
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| Margaret Schlauch (1898-1986): "Professor Prefers Iron Curtain Land" |
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| Pearl Kibre (1900-1985): Manuscript Hunter and Historian of Medieval Science and the Universities |
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| An Anglo-Saxonist at Oxford and Cambridge: Dorothy Whitelock (1901-1982) |
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| Ruth J. Dean (1902-2003): "Dean" of Anglo-Norman Studies |
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| James Bruce Ross (1902-1995) and the Sources for Medieval and Renaissance History |
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| Marie-Therese d'Alverny (1903-1991): The History of Ideas in the Middle Ages in the Mediterranean Basin |
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| Christine A. E. M. Mohrmann (1903-1988) and the Study of Christian Latin |
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| Mary Dominica Legge (1905-1986): Anglo-Norman Scholar |
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| Daughter of Her Time: Anneliese Maier (1905-1971) and the Study of Fourteenth-Century Philosophy |
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| A Woman Historian in Oxford (1905-2003) |
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| Beryl Smalley (1905-1984): The Medieval Bible in the Modern Academy |
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| Cora Elizabeth Lutz (1906-1985): Magistra Egregii |
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| Voicing Silenced Rituals: The Unearthing of the Life Story of Arthurian Legend by Helaine Newstead (1906-1981) |
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| Articulating the Middle English Lexicon: Margaret Ogden (1909-1988), Medieval Medical Texts, and the Middle English Dictionary |
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| Debunking the Myths, Transmitting Knowledge in Clear Language: Régine Pernoud (1909-1998) |
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| Maria Rosa Lida de Malkiel (1910-1962) and Medieval Spanish Literary Historiography |
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| 'To Open a Door upon the Past of Scotland': Helena Mennie Shire (1912-1991) |
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| Memoir (1914-) |
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| A Singular Career: College Professor and Army Wife (1914- ) |
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| A Scholar of Early Britain: Rachel Bromwich (1915- ) |
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| Jane Hayward (1918-1994): "Radiance and Reflection" |
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| Getting It All Together |
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| "Magistra Studentorum per Armeniam et Byzantium": Nina G. Garsoian (1923-) |
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| Elizabeth Salter (1925-1980): Teacher and Scholar of Middle English Literature |
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| Rosemary Estelle Woolf (1925-1978): A Serious Scholar |
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| Historian of Art (1928-) |
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| Elisabeth Gössmann (1928- ): Overcoming Obstacles |
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| My Way with Misericords (1929-) |
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| Professor Rosemary Cramp (1929-): The Hild of Durham |
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| The Networked Life (1931-) |
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| Another Perspective on Alterity and the Grotesque (1932-) |
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| Ars Longa, Vita Brevis (1932-) |
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| Benedicta Ward, S.L.G. (1933-): The Love of Learning and the Love of God |
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| Latent Feminist Loosed on Medieval History (1935-) |
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| Joan M. Ferrante (1936- ): Going the Distance in Life and Literature |
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| Marcia L. Colish (1937-): Intellectual Historian |
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| My Life and Works (1941-) |