International Medievalisms – From Nationalism to Activism: Medievalism

Edited by Mary Boyle

List of Illustrations List of Contributors Acknowledgements Introduction, Mary Boyle I. Internationally Nationalist 1. Making up the Middle Ages: Roman Scotland and Medievalism in the Eighteenth Century, Kristina Hildebrand 2. Emma Letherbrow's Gudrun: Kudrun for 'Modern' Victorians, Mary Boyle 3. Nationalism and Colonialism: The Early German Reception of The Tale of Igor's Campaign, Florian Gassner 4. Inhabiting an Unpredictable Past - the Paradoxes of Russian Cultural Historicism, Michael Makin II. Someone Else's Past? 5. The Medievalism of Gregor Jordan's Ned Kelly, Sabina Rahman 6. 'The Northland of Old': The Use and 'Misuse' of (Medieval) Iceland, Hannah Armstrong 7. 'Out of My Country and Myself I Go': A Discourse of the Troubadour in British and Irish Literature, Kayleigh Ferguson 8. 'The old magic of the mind': the Influence of Wales and Medieval Welsh Literature in John Cowper Powys's, Maiden Castle, Felix Taylor III. Activist Medievalism 9. 'Green Growing Pains': the 'Green Children of Woolpit' and Child Refugees, Carolyne Larrington 10. Medievalisms of Welcome: Medieval Englishness and the Nation's Migrant Other in Refugee Tales, Matthias D. Berger 11. Nordic Giants: Using Left-Wing Post-Rock to Deepen Our Understandings of White Supremacist Interpretations of Vikings, Eirnin Jefford Franks 12. 'The Great Original Suffragist': Joan of Arc as a Symbol in the U.S. Women's Suffrage Movement, Suzanne LaVere Index