Keyword [Middle English]
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| 21. | Rhetorics of pain and desire: The writings of the Middle English mystics |
| 22. | The ambiguous Greek in Old French and Middle English literature |
| 23. | Body and soul poems in Old and Middle English |
| 24. | Prayer in Middle English literature: Theology, form, genre |
| 25. | The construction of identity in Middle English romance |
| 26. | Voice lessons: Violence, voice, and interiority in Middle English religious narratives, 1300--1500 |
| 27. | Anglo-Saxon oral tradition and 'King Horn' |
| 28. | Unmanned countenances: Representations of masculine grief in Middle English literature |
| 29. | Promoting shared governance in Middle English chronicles, 1199-1338 |
| 30. | The Medieval Dark Horse: Challenge and Reward in the Middle English Lyric |
| 31. | 'Now mendys oure chere from sorow': The rhetoric of humor in Middle English drama, spiritual instruction, and Chaucerian religious comedy |
| 32. | The depiction of Jews in Middle English crucifixion literature |
| 33. | Vowel phonology of Old and Middle English: An optimality-theoretic account |
| 34. | Impersonating Boethius in Middle English literature |
| 35. | A critical edition of and commentary on MS Douce 114: The Middle English vitae of Elizabeth of Spalbeek, Christina mirabilis, and Marie d'Oignies |
| 36. | From Latin to Middle English: The translation of medical texts and its contribution to the enrichment of English |
| 37. | Tilting her image: Chivalrous women of Middle English romance |
| 38. | Laughing at the Devil: Satan as a humorous figure in Middle English literature |
| 39. | The rhetoric of antecedence: Latin in Middle English poetr |
| 40. | Parody in two later Middle English romances: 'Sir Gawain and the Carl of Carlisle' and 'The Squyr of Lowe Degre |
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