Medieval Feminist Forum Bibliography
Spring 2004
Ava’s New Testament narratives: “When the old law passed away,” with introduction,
translation, and notes by James A. Rushing, Jr. Medieval German texts in
bilingual translation; 2. Medieval Institute Publications, 2003.
Berger, Roger and Brasseur, Annette. Les séquences de sainte Eulalie: Buona pulcella fut
Eulalia, édition, traduction,
commentaire, étude linguistique; Cantica virginis
Eulaliae, édition, traduction et
commentaire; avec les autres poèmes du manuscrit
150 de
Berthier, Marie-Thérèse and John-Thomas Sweeney. Guigone de Salins, 1403-1470: une femme
de la Bourgogne médiévale. L’Armançon, 2003.
Bertini Malgarini, Patrizia and Ugo Vignuzzi. “Un ignoto
volgarizzamento umbro
specialis gratiae’ di Matilde di Hackeborn (sec. XV).” In Filosofia in volgare nel medioevo,
a cura di Nadia Bray e Loris Sturlese. Féderation Internationale des Instituts d’ Études
Médiévales. Textes et Études du Moyen Âge, 21, 2003, 419-432.
Cartwright, Jane. “The harlot and the hostess: a preliminary study of the Middle Welsh lives of
Mary Magdalene and her sister Martha,” in Celtic hagiography and saints’ cults, edited by
Jane Cartwright.
Elliott, Dyan. Proving woman: female spirituality and inquisitional culture in the later Middle Ages.
Embach, Michael. Die Schriften Hildegards von Bingen:
Studien zu ihrer Uberlieferung im
Mittelalter und in der Frühen Neuzeit. Erudiri sapientia: Studien zum Mittelalter und
zu seiner Rezeptionsgeschichte; bd. 4. Akademie Verlag, 2003.
Frauen mit Geschichte: Die deutschsprachigen Klöster der
Benediktinerinnen vom Heiligsten
Sakrament, bearb. von Marcel Albert. Studien und Mitteilungen zur Geschichte des
Benediktinerordens und seiner Zweige; 42 Ergänzungsband. Historische Sektion der
Bayerischen Benediktinerakademie/Eos Verlag, 2003.j
Garì, Blanca. “Filosofía en vulgar y mistagogia en el ‘Miroir’ de Margarita Porete.” In Filosofia
in volgare, 133-153.
Geldsetzer, Sabine. Frauen auf Kreuzzügen: 1096-1291. Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft,
2003.
Goldberg, P.J.P. “Migration, youth and gender in later
medieval
Middle Ages, edited by P.J.P. Goldberg
and Felicity Riddy.
85-99.
Goscelin of Saint-Bertin: the hagiography of the female saints of Ely. Edited and translated
by Rosalind
C. Love.
2004.
Goswin, of Bossut. Send me God: the lives of Ida the
Compassionate of Nivelles, nun of La
Ramee, Arnulf, lay brother of Villers, and Abundus, monk of Villers, by Goswin of
Bossut, translated by, and with an introduction by Martinus Cawley OCSO, and with a
preface by Barbara Newman. Medieval women: texts and contexts; v. 6. Brepols,
2003.
Hagedorn, Suzanne. Abandoned women: rewriting the classics in Dante, Boccaccio, & Chaucer.
Hess, Erika E. Literary hybrids: cross-dressing,
shapeshifting, and indeterminacy in medieval
and modern French narrative. Studies in medieval history and culture; v. 21. Routledge,
2004.
Heymericus de Campo. Dyalogus super Revelacionibus beate Birgitte: a critical edition, with
an introduction by Anna Fredriksson Adman. Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis. Studia
Hroswitha. Hrotsvitha
Gandeshemensis Gesta Ottonis Imperatoris: lotte, drammi e trionfi nel
destino di un imperatore, a cura Maria Pasqualina Pillolla. Per verba/Fondazione Ezio
Franceschini;
20.
Images of women in Chinese thought and culture: writings from the pre-Qin period [1600 B.C.E.]
through the Song dynasty [618-1279 C.E.], edited by Robin R. Wang. Hackett Publishing
Company, 2003. [Selections from original sources in English translation.]
Joan of Arc and spirituality, edited by Ann W. Astell and Bonnie Wheeler. The New Middle Ages.
Palgrave, 2003.
Ann W. Astell and Bonnie Wheeler, “Joan of Arc and spirituality,” 1-5; Nadia Margolis,
“The mortal body as divine proof: a spiritual-physical blazon of Joan of Arc,” 9-36;
Ann W. Astell, ‘The Virgin Mary and the “voices” of Joan of Arc,” 37-60; Henry Asgar
Kelly, “Saint Joan and confession: internal and external forum,” 61-84; Jane Marie
Pinzino, “Joan of Arc and lex privata: a spirit of freedom,” 85-109; Kelly DeVries,
“Joan of Arc’s call to crusade,” 111-126; George H. Tavard, “Jeanne and the clergy,”
129-146; Deborah Fraioli, “Gerson judging women of spirit: from female mystics to
Joan of Arc,” 147-165; Yelena Mazour-Matusevich, “A reconsideration of Jean Gerson’s
attitude toward Joan of Arc in light of his views on popular devotion,” 167-182; Brian
Patrick McGuire, “Jean Gerson, the Shulammite, and the Maid,” 183-192; Heather M.
grace,” 195-208; Vicki L. Hamblin, “En l’honneur de la pucelle: ritualizing Joan the
Maid in fifteenth-century Orléans,” 209-226; Nora M. Heimann, “The princess and the
Maid of Orléans: sculpting spirituality during the July monarchy,” 229-247; Denise L.
Despres, “Le triomphe de l’humilité: Thérèse of Lisieuz and ‘la nouvelle Jean’,”
249-265; Ann Pirruccello, “Force or fragility?: Simone Weil and two faces of Joan of
Arc,” 257-281; Anne Llewellyn Barstow, “She gets inside your head: Joan of Arc and
contemporary women’s spirituality,” 283-293.
Lo Forte Scirpo, Maria Rita. C’ era una volta una
d’ Aragona [1362-1401] e Bianca di Navarra [1387-1441]. Nuovo medioevo; 67.
MacLean, Simon. “Queenship, nunneries and royal widowhood in
Carolingian Europe,” Past &
Present no. 178 (February 2003), 3-38.
McAvoy, Liz Herbert. “Monstrous masculinities in Julian of Norwich’s A revelation of love and The
book of Margery Kempe.” In The monstrous Middle Ages, edited by Bettina Bildhauer and
Robert
Mills.
Mechthild, of
Godhead, translated from the Middle High German by Elizabeth A. Andersen. Library
of medieval women. Boydell & Brewer, 2003.
Meltzer, François. “Between mysticisms: the trial of Joan of
Arc. In Mystics: presence and
aporia,
edited by Michale Kessler and Christian Sheppard.
2003, 75-89.
The miracles of St. Aebbe of Coldingham and St. Margaret of Scotland. Edited and translated
by Robert
Bartlett.
Mueller, Joan. Clare of Assisi: the letters to Agnes. Michael Glazier/Liturgical Press, 2003.
Ogden, Amy V. Hagiography, romance and the Vie de Sainte Eufrosine. Edward C. Armstrong
Monographs
on Medieval Literature; 13. Dept. of
French and Italian,
University, 2003.
Percan, Josip B. Femina dulce malum: la donna nella
letteratura medievale
10.-14.). Biblioteca medievale; 1. Kappa, 2003.
Phillips, Kim M. “Desiring virgins: maidens, martyrs and femininity in late medieval
Picascia, Maria Luisa. “La riflessione etico-politica di
Christine de Pizan.” In Filosofia in
volgare, 191-206.
Il processo di canonizzazione di Caterina Vigri [1413-1463]: 1586-1712, ed. crit. a cura Di
Serena
Spanò Martinelli. Caterina Vigri: la santa e la città; 4. Firenze: SISMEL
edizioni
Galluzzo, 2003.
Ribordy, Geneviève.
“Faire les nopces”: le mariage de la noblesse française (1375-1475).
Studies and texts; 146. Pontifical
Institute of Mediaeval Studies, 2004.
Riddy, Felicity.
“’Publication’ before print: the case of Julian of Norwich,” in The uses of
script and
print,
1300-1700, edited by Julia Crick
and Alexandra Walsham.
Press, 2004, 29-49.
The single woman in medieval and early modern England, edited by Laurel Amtower and
Dorothea
Kehler. Medieval and Renaissance Texts and Studies; v. 263.
Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 2003.
Laurel Amtower and Dorothea Kehler, “Introduction,” ix-xx; Jane Zatta, “The single
woman as saint: three Anglo-Norman success stories,” 1-19; Paul Price, “I want to be
alone: the
single woman in fifteenth-century legends of St. Katherine of
21-39; Dorsey Armstrong, “Gender, marriage, and knighthood: single ladies in Malory,”
41-61; Judith M. Spicksley, “To be or not to be married: single women, money-lending,
and the question of choice in late Tudor and Stuart England,” 65-96; Jacqueline
Vanhoutte, “A strange hatred of marriage: John Lyly, Elizabeth I, and the ends of
comedy,” 97-115; Laurel Amtower, “Chaucer’s sely widows,” 119-132; Jeanie Grant
133-146; Allison Levy, “Good grief: widow portraiture and masculine anxiety in
early
modern
difference, and disguise in Ariosto, Spenser, and Shakespeare,” 167-191; Susan C.
Staub, “’News from the dead’: the strange story of a woman who gave birth, was
executed, and was resurrected as a virgin” [1644], 193-210; Mara Amster,
“Frances Howard and Middleton and Rowley’s The changeling: trials, tests, and
the legibility of the virgin body,” 211-232.
Smith, Kathryn A. Art,
identity and devotion in fourteenth-century
their books of hours. British Library studies in medieval culture. British Library, 2003.
Stafford, Pauline. “Succession and inheritance: a gendered perspective on Alfred’s family history.”
In Alfred the Great: papers from the eleventh-centenary conferences, edited by Timothy
Reuter. Studies in early medieval
Thomas, Anabel. Art and piety in the female religious
communities of Renaissance
iconography,
space, and the religious woman’s perspective.
Press, 2003.
Waters, Claire M. Angels and earthly creatures:
preaching, performance, and gender in the
later
Middle Ages. Middle Ages series.
Watt, Diane. Amoral Gower: language, sex, and politics. Medieval cultures; v. 38. University
of
Weiss, Bardo. “Die Väter der Kirche bei den frühen deutschen
Mystikerinnen.” In Väter der
Kirche:
ekklesiales Denken von den Anfängen bis in die Neuzeit: Festgabe für Hermann
Josef Sieben SJ zum 70. Geburtstag, hrsg. von Johannes Arnold, Rainer Berndt SJ, Ralf
Stammberger zusammen mit Christine Feld. Schöningh, 2004, 771-802.
Weissberger, Barbara F. Isabel rules: constructing queenship, wielding power. University of
Wolbrink, Shelley Amiste. “Women in the Premonstratensian
Order of northwestern
1120-1250.”
Catholic historical review 89 (July
2003), 387-408. [Contributed by
Newman Goldy]
On the edges of the Middle Ages:
Eichberger, Dagmar. “A cultural centre in the southern
Margaret of
1450-1650, edited by Martin Gosman, Alasdair Macdonald, Arjo Vanderjagt, v. I.
Brill’s studies in intellectual history; v. 118/1. Brill, 2003, 239-258.
Lowe, K. J. P. Nuns’
chronicles and convent culture in Renaissance and Counter-Reformation
Peters, Christine. Women
in early modern
Palgrave-Macmillan, 2004.
Witwenschaft in der frühen Neuzeit: fürstliche und adlige
Witwen zwischen Fremd- und
Selbstbestimmung, hrsg. von Martina Schattkowsky. Schriften zur sächsischen
Geschichte und Volkskunde, bd. 6. Leipziger Universitätsverlag, 2003.