Medievalitas

The history of medieval studies can teach us much about our existing and continuing practices and traditions. Before it became an...

Recent piece for medievalists.net: We are in Germany in 1933: After the assimilation of the military, civil service, and the judiciary,...

Review published with Arthuriana 35.1 (2025): 132-35. https://muse.jhu.edu/article/960022 Michel Pastoureau, Dernière visite chez le Roi...

Happy to share that the fabulous Luiz Guerra has translated my essay, "The Great Complicity: Medievalism and Nationalism," for ...

Recently published with the great folks at medievalists.net : In the shadow of Bismarck’s empire, one dedicated teacher quietly built a...

A quick perspective on Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack's catalog, Visualizing Camelot , which accompanies and extends the University...

In the world of academe, serendipity makes for several publications coming in during a short period of time, while the rest of an...

Thanks to the patience and encouragement of the editors, Ika Willis and Ellie Crookes, my essay ("Global Robins, Global Greenwoods") for...

The colleagues at the University of Bamberg, Germany, together with colleagues from all over the world, are honoring our friend,...

Some weeks ago, I encountered two apparently unrelated cultural moments within the same hour: The first one was a news report that...

Happy to contribute a short piece in Poiema on an exceptional presence, a black actor in a feature film situated in the Middle Ages, in...

Had a relapse into literary and cultural studies by attending the NEH sponsored conference, "Flannery O'Connor's Second Century: Looking...

Please find Kevin J. Harty's, "Oh, Giovanni, where are you, Giovanni?” A Review of Netflix’s Eight-part Adaption of Giovanni Boccaccio’s...

Thanks to Michael A. Torregrossa, Joseph M. Sullivan, and Carl Sell for organizing and chairing a great roundtable on "Re-Creating...

While President Cabrera wielded the light saber on May Fourth, Georgia Tech's medievalist got to carry the mace (a very techy kind of...

An article by Rebecca Zani on the heritage and tradition of the historical roots of medievalism in romanticism and nationalism: “Tra gli...

We begin our New Year at Medievally Speaking with Kevin J. Harty's take on a recent performance of the medievalist stage musical Once...

Looks like Kevin J. Harty and Scott Manning have edited into shape their new collection of articles, a reevaluation of some of the...

A statement that clarifies the difficult professional choices faced by a highly successful student-led organization in medieval studies. ...

Mrs. Davis and the Search for the Holy Grail; or, Спасибо meiner Herr vamános toute de suite fel y gwynt. An eight-part miniseries...