The Futures of Medieval French – Essays in Honour of Sarah Kay: Gallica

Introduction - Jane Gilbert and Miranda Griffin Third Gender Solace - William Burgwinkle Troubadour Selves under Debate - Miriam Cabré 'Je tiens ma personne morte': Subjectivity in Fifteenth-Century Courtly Poetry - Helen J. Swift 'He wishes that everyone were leprous like him': Infectious Counternarratives in Ami et Amile - Charlie Samuelson Feminism-plus: Sarah Kay's The 'Chansons de geste' in the Age of Romance: Political Fictions and the 'Roman de' Waldef' - Jocelyn Wogan-Browne Connected literature: Chansons de geste, Burgundian livres de gestes, and the Writing of Literary Theory Today - Zrinka Stahuljak Finding Contradiction in Guiraut Riquier - Susan Boynton At the Bleeding Edge of Courtly Love - Joseph R. Johnson Logic, Meaning, and Imagination - Virginie Greene Places of Thought: Environment, Perception, and Textual Identity in Medieval Vernacular Manuscripts - Stephen G. Nichols The Disembodied Tongue; or, The Place of the Book in the Livre de la Cité des dames - Christine Bourgeois The Place of Pain: Confronting the Trauma and Complexity of Kingship in the Political Dream Narrative - Deborah McGrady Quoting Lyrics and Subjectivities in the Chastelaine de Vergy - Sophie Marnette Troubadour Attachments - Emily Kate Price Forms of Repetition: Sestinas in the Twenty-First Century - Simone Ventura Between Skin(s), Between Faiths: Caesura, Animality and Comedy in Thirteenth-Century Christian-Jewish Relations - James R. Simpson Rupturing Skin through the Power of Vox - Elizabeth Eva Leach Sheep, Elephants, and Marco Polo's Devisement du monde - Sharon Kinoshita Afterword - Simon Gaunt and Peggy McCracken General Bibliography Bibliography of work by Sarah Kay