Remote Middle English 1: Textual and Cultural Geographies

Perceptions, representations, and implications of the remote in the Middle English period and its immediate premodern afterworlds, whether geographic, linguistic, literary, cultural, political, or other, c.1200-1700. What (and how) does Middle English remoteness signify?

Deadline for submissions: Monday, 15 March 2021

Susan M. Nakley, St. Joseph’s C, Brooklyn (snakley@sjcny.edu ) Robert J. Meyer-Lee, Agnes Scott C (meyerlee@aya.yale.edu )