Exemplaria-Medieval Early Modern Theory

Papers
(The median citation count of Exemplaria-Medieval Early Modern Theory is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)
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Langland’s Ethical Imaginary: Refuge and Risk in “Piers bern”2
Nonbinary and Trans Premodernities2
Ventriloquizing Alys of Bath: Liberational Feminism and Chaucer’s Wife as Simulacrum1
Lady Mede as Entrepreneurial Woman1
Queering the Bible: Medieval adaptations of David and Jonathan1
To Hear with Early Ears: Hearkening to Premodern Sound Studies Both from the Ears and Mind: Thinking About Music in Early Modern England . By Linda Phyllis Austern. The 1
Preaching to the Choir Fantastic: Conversion and Racial Liminality inElene1
Marvelous Monstrosity and Disability’s Delights: New Directions in Premodern Critical Disability Studies1
Priests, Poets, and Saints: The Entanglement of Literature and Religion in Early Modern Europe Ceremonial Splendor: Performing Priesthood in Early Modern France . Joy Pa1
Eating Well/Well Eaten: Lot’s Wife’s Folly and the Wisdom of Salt in Cleanness1
No Future, Perhaps*1
Francis of Assisi on Protecting, Obeying, and Worshiping with Animals0
‘Al is for to selle’: Entrepreneurial Woman and Chaucer’s Wife of Bath0
Animal Umwelt and Sound Milieus in the Middle EnglishPhysiologus0
On Chaucer,Raptus, and thePhysician’s Tale0
“An Inert and Neutral State of Form”: Zero-degree Writing, Photography, and Early Prose Narrative in French0
Discerning Race: Humoralism and Jonson’s Comic Poetics in Every Man Out of His Humour0
Looking Like a Lollard0
The Kelmscott Chaucer: The Book-Object, its Facsimiles, and Labor0
Crisis And Ambivalent Futures in Middle English Romance0
Early Modern Civility: A Pre-Democratic Form of Living Together?0
Committed to Writing/Writing Commitment: Roland Barthes and Jules Michelet0
Intersex Between Sex And Gender InCause Et Cure0
Evoking Pure Narrative inLa Chanson de Roland’sLaisses Similaires0
Writing, Voice, and Person-Making: Dispatches from Middle English Studies0
Communities in Crisis: The Medieval Archive and the Jewish Heritage Traveler0
Forum Editors’ Introduction: Spaces and Times of Crisis0
Barthes and Mouvance0
“Blackness,” Ethical Ecomaterialism, and Elemental Salvation: A Tropological Reading of Coaly Purgation in the Towneley Killing of Abel0
Matter and Meaning: Early English New Materialisms0
Sensology: Sensory Approaches to Middle English Literature and Culture0
Pure Pleasure:Cleannessand Fourteenth-Century Sexual Liberation0
“Of spicerie of leef, and bark, and roote”: Recombinative Materiality in the Pardoner’s Prologue and Tale0
“Roote out those odde rymes!”: The Unruly Matter of Early Modern Verse0
Disputing the Cisgender Body in A Disputacioun Betwyx Þe Body and Wormes0
Somatic Stimulation and the Grail: Experiencing London British Library Royal MS 14.E.III as a Haptic Interface0
Editors’ Introduction: The Case for a Medieval Barthes0
Theorizing the Palimpsest: Liberatory Modalities in Imani Perry’s Vexy Thing and Marie de France0
Swimming Through the Fires: The Lucretian Beast Fable in The Duchess of Malfi0
Portraits of a Confucian Patriarch: Sinicizing Chinggis Khan in the Fourteenth-century Yuanshi and Present-day Inner Mongolia0
Courtly Carnality: Consuming Flesh in the Lai d’Ignaure0
Willingly and with Pleasure: Desiring Politics in the Couronnement de Louis0
The Elf and the Cyborg0
Gorboducon Fire: The Pyropoetics of Tyranny in Early Modern England0
Medieval Knowledges in Practice: Cognitive Rituals and the Epistemic Body0
“The pitous pite deserveth”: Justice, Violence, and Pity in thePrioress’s Taleand “The Jew and the Pagan”0
Black Magic: Race in the European Witch Trials0
Verifying Confession: Finding Space for Truth inLe Bone Florence of Rome0
New Fragments of a Lover’s Discourse: A Creative-Critical Experiment0
The Afterlives of Crisis: Harold and Custer on The Slipstream0
The Anchorite as Analysand: Depression and the Uses of Analogy0
Between Historicism and Theory: Reading Early Modern Tragedy Today Shakespeare and Senecan Tragedy . By Curtis Perry. Cambridge University Press. 2021. A 0
In the Beginning: Citation, Personhood, Monstrosity0
On the Shimmer of the Black Madonna0
Belonging in the Borderlands: Narrative, Place-making, and Dwelling in Jean d’Arras’s Mélusine0
Barthes’s “Musica Practica” and its Antecedents0
Life in the Grotto: Montaigne & the Meaning of Posthumanism0
Shamanizing Matter: Whiteness and the Materiality of Belief0
Remote Sensing: Touch at a Distance0
Vexatious Enjoyment: Geffrey Reading Dido in the House of Fame *0
Claustrophobia, Race, and The Pilgrimage of the Life of Man0
Obscene Activity: Rethinking Agency and Desire in Early Medieval England0
Early Modern Uncertainty: A Cultural Revolution and a Historiographical Turn?0
Profitable Beholding in The Fyve Wyttes0
Cosmography and/in the Academy: Authorizing the Ideological Pathways of Empire0
Guilt Historicism: Walter Benjamin’s “Capitalism as Religion,” Aura, and the Case of Chaucer’s Pardoner0
The Hinge of Time: Mothers and Sons in Barthes and Augustine0
A Word of Gratitude for this Special Issue of Exemplaria0
Translatio Studiias Literary Innovation: Marie de France’sFresneand the Cultural Authority of Translation0
Sending a Message to the Future: (Deep) Time Travel in and through Medieval Icelandic Literature0
Human Vulnerability and Natural Slavery inThe Faerie Queene0
Mediality, Materiality, and Medieval Books The Visualization of Knowledge in Medieval and Early Modern Europe . Edited by Marcia Kupfer, Adam S. Cohen, and J. H. Chajes.0
Theorizing Gender, Patriarchy, and Liberation: Imani Perry’s Vexy Thing and Medieval Studies0
Flesh Side: Reading Bodies and Boethius in the Yale Girdle Book0
Objects, Matter, and Assemblage: Orientalism and Awe in Robert de Clari’s Constantinople0
Hamlet and Inoculation0
Making Flowers Speak: Petrarch and Idiorrhythmy0
Gawain, Race, and the Borders inThe Turke and Sir Gawain10
Chaucer’sThe Merchant’s Taleand the Sense of Having0
“Manlike, but Different Sex”: Genealogies of Trans Femininity in Milton’sParadise Lost0
Caring for Chastity in Milton’sMask0
“To rise to the reule to rokke the cradle”: The Statutes of Laborers, Convict Leasing, and Lolling in Langland’s Piers Plowman0
Navigational lexicography: The model of European phrasebooks in France and the Americas0
Unlyric: The Lute-Object in Early Modern English Poetry0
Travels in Deleuzean Time: Virtual Pilgrimage, Temporal Paradox, and the Newberry and Bicester Stacions of Rome0
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