Medieval Ecocriticisms, Volume 4 (2024)

By (author) Aylin Malcolm By (author) Nat Rivkin By (author) Sarah LaVoy-Brunette By (author) Jordan Chauncy By (author) Tess Wingard By (author) Ellis Light By (author) Basil Price By (author) Micah Goodrich

Book cover: Medieval Ecocriticisms, Volume 4 (2024)

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(October 2024)

ISBN: 9781580446907

Price: $45.00

Articles
Introduction: Medieval Trans Natures by Aylin Malcolm and Nat Rivkin
Settler Fantasies and Queer Disruptions: A Nonbinary Reading of Gerald's Wolves by Sarah LaVoy-Brunette and Jordan Chauncy
Birds, Blood, and Nonbinary Bodies in Marie de France's "Yonec" by Aylin Malcolm
Cautious Lion, Canny Woman: Queer Animality in "Le Response du bestiaire" by Tess Wingard
Trans Activisms and Interspecies Entanglement in the Middle English "Patience" by Ellis Light
Of Giantesses, Greenland, and Trans Ecology in "Jökuls þáttr Búasonar" by Basil Price
Trans Antagonisms and Affirmations in Henry Medwall's "Nature" by Micah Goodrich
Contributor Biographies

Aylin Malcolm is Assistant Professor of English at the University of Guelph, where they teach courses on premodern literature, queer and trans theory, and the environmental humanities. Their book project explores medieval accounts of nonhuman animals in relation to reason, experimentation, gender, and grief. Aylin’s work can be found in New Medieval Literatures, Viator, and The Routledge Companion to Global Chaucer.

  • By (author) Aylin Malcolm
  • By (author) Nat Rivkin
  • By (author) Sarah LaVoy-Brunette
  • By (author) Jordan Chauncy
  • By (author) Tess Wingard
  • By (author) Ellis Light
  • By (author) Basil Price
  • By (author) Micah Goodrich