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Carol Falvo Heffernan, The Phoenix at the Fountain: Images of Women and Eternity in Lactantius\u27s \u27Carman de Ave Phoenice\u27 and the Old English \u27Phoenix.\u27 University of Delaware Press, 1988.
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LSE Lit Fest 2016: 'When Did We Start Dreaming?' by Karma Lochrie
Get PDFThe 2016 LSE Space for Thought Literary Festival is inspired by the five hundred year anniversary of Thomas More’s Utopia, often positioned as the text that marks the beginning of utopian thinking. However, ahead of the forthcoming publication of her new book, Nowhere in the Middle Ages (Uni of Penn Press, May 2016), Professor Karma Lochrie questions the tendency to assume that utopianism emerged solely with More’s work. Instead, by unmooring utopian thinking from 1516 and More’s text, she suggests that there are medieval utopianisms that can also animate and enlarge our understanding of the concept. So, as she asks, when did we start dreaming
Courtly Desire and Medieval Homophobia: The Legitimation of Sexual Pleasure in “Cleanness” and Its Contexts. By Elizabeth B. Keiser. New Haven, Conn.: Yale University Press, x + 299 pp. $37.50 cloth.
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