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Edited by Daniel G. Donoghue, Sebastian Sobecki and Nicholas Watson
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List of Illustrations Contributors and Editors Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations Simpson: An Interim Report - Daniel Donoghue, Sebastian Sobecki, and Nicholas Watson Part I: The Hermeneutics of Recognition 1. The Shock of the Old: Recognition in the Humanities; The 2022 Morton W. Bloomfield Memorial Lecture - James Simpson 2. "Stuffed with Divine Words": Undigested Texts in Early Medieval England - Erica Weaver 3. The "Physician's Tale" and Chaucer's Art of Prosopopoeia - Julie Orlemanski 4. "Troilus can afford to fall in love ... with whomsoever he will": Free Will and Recognition in Troilus and Criseyde - Laura Ashe Part II: Genre and Figure 5. Only Rarely Obscure and Not a Genre: Medieval Allegorical Narrative - Nicolette Zeeman 6. "Thynke nat the contrary": Field Notes in the Ecology of Medieval Romance - Nicholas Perkins 7. Filling in the Lines: Text, Image, and Late Medieval Literary Forms - Jessica Brantley 8. Catching at Words: The Literal, the Metaphorical, and the Obvious - Chris Barrett Part III: Culture and Institutions 9. Petition, Justice, and Peace in Piers Plowman - Yun Ni 10. In Place of the Past: Saint Erkenwald's Versions of Conversion - Aparna Chaudhuri 11. Proverb and Satirical Time: The Digby Poems and Their Fifteenth Century - Spencer Strub 12. Common Style and the Bourgeois Ethos in John Lydgate's Dietary - Taylor Cowdery Part IV: Reformations 13. Rewriting Robert the Devil: Thomas Lodge and Medieval Romance - Cathy Shrank 14. Iconoclasm and the Epigraphic Image - Jessica Berenbeim 15. The Letter Kills but the Spirit Gives Life (2 Corinthians 3:6): Or, What Happened to Enemy Love? - David Aers 16. James Simpson's Freedoms: An Appreciation - Jason Crawford James Simpson's Publications from 1984 to 2023 Bibliography A Note on the Bloomfield Conferences General Index
List of Illustrations Contributors and Editors Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations Simpson: An Interim Report - Daniel Donoghue, Sebastian Sobecki, and Nicholas Watson Part I: The Hermeneutics of Recognition 1. The Shock of the Old: Recognition in the Humanities; The 2022 Morton W. Bloomfield Memorial Lecture - James Simpson 2. "Stuffed with Divine Words": Undigested Texts in Early Medieval England - Erica Weaver 3. The "Physician's Tale" and Chaucer's Art of Prosopopoeia - Julie Orlemanski 4. "Troilus can afford to fall in love ... with whomsoever he will": Free Will and Recognition in Troilus and Criseyde - Laura Ashe Part II: Genre and Figure 5. Only Rarely Obscure and Not a Genre: Medieval Allegorical Narrative - Nicolette Zeeman 6. "Thynke nat the contrary": Field Notes in the Ecology of Medieval Romance - Nicholas Perkins 7. Filling in the Lines: Text, Image, and Late Medieval Literary Forms - Jessica Brantley 8. Catching at Words: The Literal, the Metaphorical, and the Obvious - Chris Barrett Part III: Culture and Institutions 9. Petition, Justice, and Peace in Piers Plowman - Yun Ni 10. In Place of the Past: Saint Erkenwald's Versions of Conversion - Aparna Chaudhuri 11. Proverb and Satirical Time: The Digby Poems and Their Fifteenth Century - Spencer Strub 12. Common Style and the Bourgeois Ethos in John Lydgate's Dietary - Taylor Cowdery Part IV: Reformations 13. Rewriting Robert the Devil: Thomas Lodge and Medieval Romance - Cathy Shrank 14. Iconoclasm and the Epigraphic Image - Jessica Berenbeim 15. The Letter Kills but the Spirit Gives Life (2 Corinthians 3:6): Or, What Happened to Enemy Love? - David Aers 16. James Simpson's Freedoms: An Appreciation - Jason Crawford James Simpson's Publications from 1984 to 2023 Bibliography A Note on the Bloomfield Conferences General Index
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