Approaching Medieval English Anchoritic and Mystical Texts: Christianity and Culture: Issues in Teaching/Research

Anchorites and Hermits in Historical Context - E A Jones `Wildernesse is Anlich Lif of Ancre Wununge': the Wilderness and Medieval Anchoritic Spirituality - Dee Dyas The Devotional Life of the Laity in the Late Middle Ages - Valerie Edden Medieval Contemplation and Mystical Experience - Santha Bhattacharji Richard Rolle - Denis Renevey Language and its Limits: The Cloud of Unknowing and Pearl - A C Spearing *** Walter Hilton - Thomas Bestul `And thou, to whom this Booke Shall Come': Julian of Norwich and her Audience, Past, Present and Future - Liz Herbert McAvoy `I use but Comownycacyon and Good Wordys': Teaching and The Book Of Margery Kempe - Barry A Windeatt Teaching Anchoritic Texts: the Shock of the Old [Appendix: Ch. 14 of The Rule of a Recluse, from MS Bodley 423 - Alexandra Barratt Introducing the Mystics - R. S. Allen Holy Fictions: Another Approach to the Middle English Mystics - Roger Ellis Approaching Medieval Women Mystics in the Twenty-First Century - Ann M. Hutchison Contexts for Teaching Julian of Norwich [Appendix: `Stond wel, moder, under rode'] - Marion Glasscoe Appendix: Learning by Doing: Margery Kempe and students today - Catherine Innes-Parker Appendix: Useful terms for students [with Roger Ellis and Ann M. Hutchison] - Dee Dyas Appendix: Useful terms for students [with Dee Dyas and Ann M. Hutchison] - Roger Ellis Appendix: Useful terms for students [with Dee Dyas and Roger Ellis] - Ann M. Hutchison