Women's Literary Culture and the Medieval Canon
Over the last three decades medieval women's writing has become a significant focus of scholarly research. This project looks at the importance of considering women's engagement with literature in understanding the established canon.
Our collaborations
News
Stay connected
Latest tweets
@medieval_women
Great post on Katie Gramich's translation of The Works of Gwerful Mechain,https://t.co/8fGsi8IhPl
Fascinating post by Vicki Kay (Bangor) on the Paston women shoppers! 'Far from the popular stereotype of the food .… https://t.co/lGnyH4qUd7
Register now for the conference on Speaking Internationally: Women’s Literary Culture and the Canon in the Global M… https://t.co/rfeEZqIBPI
nuntastic! https://t.co/Y7yVetvTIT
Latest blog posts
05.08.19
‘I shall send yw money to by such stufe as I wull haue’: Margaret Paston’s Savvy Shopping
Spice Cellar in the Shape of a Ship (c.1400) Walters Art Museum [Public domain: Wikimedia...
30.04.19
Forthcoming Conference: Speaking Internationally: Women’s Literary Culture and the Canon in the Global Middle Ages
26 – 28 June 2019 Bangor University, LL57 2DG Bangor University is delighted to host the latest...