The Once and Future Relevance of Medieval Studies

In this essay, I discuss the relationship between my teaching and my scholarship in medieval studies as a lone medievalist at a public regional instituion in the South. I argue that their are many possibilities as well as limitations associated with this role, and I offer several suggestions about how the field as a whole might better reflect those experiences in our publication venues.

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New Chaucer Studies Pedagogy and Profession
Published
2024-09-13
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https://doi.org/10.5070/nc35062858
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Medieval Literature and History
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The Once and Future Relevance of Medieval Studies

Leah Haught
New Chaucer Studies Pedagogy and Profession
Medieval Literature and History
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The Once and Future Relevance of Medieval Studies

Leah Haught
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Abstract

In this essay, I discuss the relationship between my teaching and my scholarship in medieval studies as a lone medievalist at a public regional instituion in the South. I argue that their are many possibilities as well as limitations associated with this role, and I offer several suggestions about how the field as a whole might better reflect those experiences in our publication venues.

New Chaucer Studies Pedagogy and ProfessionVol. 5(1)
University of San Diego (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 80%
Medieval Literature and History
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