The Culture of Inquisition in Medieval England: Westfield Medieval Studies

Mary C. Flannery, Katie L. Walter

Introduction: Imagining Inquisition - Mary C. Flannery and Katie Louise Walter Inquisition, Public Fame, and Confession: General Rules and English Practice - Henry Ansgar Kelly The Imperatives of Denunciatio: Disclosing Other's Sins to Disciplinary Authorities - Edwin Craun English Provincial Constitutions and Inquisition into Lollardy - Ian Forrest The Contest over the Public Imagination of Inquisition, 1380-1430 - Diane Vincent 'Vttirli Onknowe'? Modes of Inquiry and the Dynamics of Interiority in Vernacular Literature - Mary C. Flannery 'Vttirli Onknowe'? Modes of Inquiry and the Dynamics of Interiority in Vernacular Literature - Katie Louise Walter From Defacement to Restoration: Inquisition, Confession and Thomas Usk's Appeal and Testament of Love - Jenny Lee Confession, Inquisition and Exemplarity in The Erle of Toulous and Other Middle English Romances - James Wade Heresy Inquisition and Authorship, 1400-1560 - Genelle Gertz Imitating Inquisition: Dialectical Bias in Protestant Prison Writings - Ruth Ahnert Response Essay: Chaucer's Inquisition - Emily Steiner