Medieval Studies as a Public Good

Abstract: This introductory essay argues that Public Humanities frameworks can help medievalists re-establish our credibility with publics beyond the academy and embrace more collaborative models of knowledge production. Extending our reach beyond academic institutions will help us demonstrate the value of medieval studies as a public good. (JFCR)

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Journal
Arthuriana
Published
2025-03-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1353/art.2025.a960010
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Medieval Literature and History
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Medieval Studies as a Public Good

Jonathan F. Correa Reyes
Arthuriana
Medieval Literature and History
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Medieval Studies as a Public Good

Jonathan F. Correa Reyes
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Abstract

Abstract: This introductory essay argues that Public Humanities frameworks can help medievalists re-establish our credibility with publics beyond the academy and embrace more collaborative models of knowledge production. Extending our reach beyond academic institutions will help us demonstrate the value of medieval studies as a public good. (JFCR)

ArthurianaVol. 35(1)
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Medieval Literature and History
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