LITERARY CRITICISM / Medieval.

Ecofeminist subjectivitiesChaucer's talking birds / by: (Electronic resources)

Boccaccio's Decameron and the Ciceronian Renaissance by: (Electronic resources)

Chaucer's feminine subjectsfigures of desire in The Canterbury tales / by: (Electronic resources)

The Anglo-Scottish border and the shaping of identity, 1300-1600 by: (Electronic resources)

Writing medieval women's lives by: (Electronic resources)

Genealogies of fictionwomen warriors and the dynastic imagination in the Orlando furioso / by: (Electronic resources)

Geoffrey of Monmouth and the feminist origins of the Arthurian legend by: (Electronic resources)

Sexuality, sociality, and cosmology in medieval literary texts by: (Electronic resources)

HISTORY / Medieval.

Nationalism and literature

Women

Intertextuality.

Layamon,

Ecofeminism in literature.

POETRY / English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh

Psychoanalysis and literature

LITERARY CRITICISM / European / English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh.

Scottish Borders (England and Scotland)

LITERARY CRITICISM / Women Authors.

Geoffrey,

Women and literature

National characteristics, English, in literature.

Scotland

LITERARY CRITICISM / Feminist.

Cosmology, Medieval, in literature.

Religion in literature.

Speech in literature.

Subjectivity in literature.

SOCIAL SCIENCE / Gender Studies.

English poetry

England

Ariosto, Lodovico,

Genealogy in literature.

Amazons in literature.

Arthurian romances

LITERARY CRITICISM / European / Italian

Sex role in literature.

Wace,

Historiography

Literature, Medieval

Birds in literature.

Gender identity in literature.

Feminism and literature

National characteristics, Scottish, in literature.

Middle Ages

LITERARY CRITICISM / General.

RELIGION / History.

Animals in literature.

LITERARY CRITICISM / Medieval.

Boccaccio, Giovanni,

SOCIAL SCIENCE / Anthropology / Cultural.

Scottish poetry

LITERARY CRITICISM / European / Italian.

Sex in literature.

Religion and sociology.

Chaucer, Geoffrey,

Women in literature.

Desire in literature.

Medievalists.

Great Britain