“After You’re Done Crying”: Regulating Feelings, Gender, and Race in Medieval Literature and Contemporary Comics

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eCommons (Cornell University)
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2026-04-02
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https://doi.org/10.7298/c9fj-5041
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Medieval Literature and History
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“After You’re Done Crying”: Regulating Feelings, Gender, and Race in Medieval Literature and Contemporary Comics

Lisa D. Camp
eCommons (Cornell University)
Medieval Literature and History
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“After You’re Done Crying”: Regulating Feelings, Gender, and Race in Medieval Literature and Contemporary Comics

Lisa D. Camp
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eCommons (Cornell University)
Cornell University (US)
Gender equality
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Medieval Literature and History
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