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Georgia Medieval Group Spring 2023 Meeting Saturday April 15, 2023 All sessions will be held in Frank Brown Hall,1127 Broadway, Columbus,...

Medievalism Studies has its first comprehensive dictionary. Reviewed the Dictionnaire due Moyen Âge Imaginaire: Le médiévalisme, hier et...

Please find Clint Morrison, Jr.'s review of the medievalist videogame, Pentiment (Obsidian Entertainment, 2022), at Medievally Speaking. ...

I am pleased to share with you Katrin Thier's review of season 1 of the Netflix series, Barbarians (Barbaren), for Medievally Speaking,...

I started some experiments to see what DALL·E 2 would do with Geoffrey Chaucer & Cecily Chaumpaigne, and here are the results with...

In this fall full of medievalist TV shows and movies, here is Kevin J. Harty's take on Petr Jákl's movie, Medieval, for Medievally...

#Medieval: “First World” medievalism and participatory culture, by Andrew B.R. Elliott Habermas’ identification of a ‘public sphere’ as...

If you think that reviewing a movie before watching it is kind of strange, think again. I recently did this for our friends at...

Heartfelt Gramercy to the participants of my keynote for the Alfried Krupp Institute for Advanced Study at the U of Greifswald. Lots of...

Kevin J. Harty reviews The Adventures of Maid Marian (2022) for Medievally Speaking. Harty writes: "Poor Maid Marian and her sisters!...

The Middle Ages High and Low: intersections, interactions, debates between academic knowledge and pop culture Moyen Âges d’en haut et...

An idiosyncratic preview of the shape of things to come at this year's International Congress on Medieval Studies, published with our...

I: Politics and Medievalism (Studies) Public Medievalism: Fustel de Coulanges and the Case for "Diplomatic Negotiations" - Elizabeth...

IN THE END, IT’S ALL ABOUT THE BLOOD: Jeb Stuart’s Vikings: Valhalla (2022) Reviewed by Kevin J. Harty harty@lasalle.edu Umberto Eco...

Happy to share Kevin J. Harty's review of two Off-Broadway productions related to Hrotsvitha von Gandersheim, Two Headed Rep’s production...

A introductory piece for the top site for all interested in daily doses of medievalia: Medievalists.net In 1877, seven years after the...

Happy to start out the New Year with a co-authored essay in a volume for a general Francophone public: Richard Utz and Anne-Françoise Le...

Medievally Speaking is starting off the New Year with Chris Berard's review of Arthur & Merlin: Knights of Camelot, dir. Giles Anderson...

Merry Medievally Speaking 2021 to all those interested in the reception of medievalia in postmedieval times! For this message, I thought...

Recently published a review of: Thomas A. Prendergast and Stephanie Trigg, Affective Medievalism: Love, Abjection and Discontent. ...