Women's restorative medievalisms forgotten pasts and unimagined futures / edited by Suzanne M. Edwards and Matthew X. Vernon.

SeriesArc Medievalist
Arc medievalist.
Contents Introduction: Restoring Forgotten Pasts for Unimagined Futures / Suzanne M. Edwards And Matthew X. Vernon -- Founding Counterstories. Plantation Labour and Counter-Memory in Maxine Hong Kingston's China Men and Theresa Hak Kyung Cha's Dictee / Jonathan Hsy -- Tradition and the Individual (Black) Talent : Eliot, Malory, Marshall / Kathy Lavezzo -- Dilapidated Medievalism and Gwendolyn Brooks's "The Anniad" / Seamus Dwyer and Candace Barrington -- New Topographies and Temporalities. Periodization and Restoring Women's Stories in The Forest of Enchantments and Juliet's Nurse / Usha Vishnuvajjala -- N'ya-hap me-ye-moom : Chaucer, California, and the Literary Landscapes of Bailey's Cafe / Jenny Adams -- Telling Silences. Antisemitism as Entertainment in the Medieval Mystery Novel / Samantha Katz Seal -- 1492 in Historical Fiction : Manuscripts, Memory, and Loss / Sara V. Torres -- The Transgender Paladin of Charlemagne / M.W. Bychowski -- Critical Creativity. Feminist Poetic Encounter in Pattie McCarthy's margerykempething / Carissa M. Harris -- Not-Knowing in Fiction and Scholarship / Kim Zarins.
Subject "'Revising the histories of medievalism--the processes by which the Middle Ages are reimagined in later moments to varied political, social, and cultural ends--is critical to the field's turn away from its oppressive roots and towards a richer conception of the past. Grounded in intersectional feminist interpretive frameworks, Women's Restorative Medievalisms examines how contemporary women writers engage the premodern past to animate intertwined histories of oppression and resistance in service of visionary futures. These medievalisms create temporal dialogue between the past and the present to restore the voices of women who have been overlooked in medieval studies and medievalism studies. The book's contemporary focus will appeal both to students and medieval studies scholars who seek to understand the field's present value amid the backlash of patriarchal, white supremacist power."-- page 4 of cover.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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LCCN 2024438301
ISBN9781802701623 (hardback)
ISBN1802701621 (hardback)
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