Writing Medieval History

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Medieval Literature and History Philosophy, History, and Historiography Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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Introduction: the post-traditional Middle Ages in a postmodern age 1. The self among others: locating the social self 2. The speaking self: biography/autobiography 3. The hidden self: psychoanalysis and the textual unconscience 4. Literary criticism and the evidence for history 5. Narrative theory: implications for early annals and chronicles 6. Narrative theory: functions of fiction in historical writing 7. Sex and its medieval history 8. Gender: the 'feminine' and medieval society 9. Gender: masculinity in medieval forms

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