Listening to Heloise : the voice of a twelfth-century woman

Abstract

No Outlet for Incontinence: Heloise and the Question of Consolation A.Blamires Heloise, Dialetic, and the Heroides P.R. Brown & J.C.Peiffer II Heloise Redressed: Rhetorical Engagement and the Benedictine Rite of Initiation in Heloise's Third Letter D.A.Bussell Classical Myth and Gender in the Letters of Abelard and Heloise: Gloss, Glossed, Glossator J.Chance In Any Corner of Heaven: Heloise's Critique of Monastic Life L.Georgianna Stealing Heaven, Stealing History: Heloise in Film J.E.Jeffrey Authenticity Revisited J.Marenbon The Curse of Eve: Female Bodies and Christian Bodies in Heloise's Third Letter P.McCracken Heloise and the Consolation of Friendship B.P.McGuire Heloise the Abbess: The Expansion of the Paraclete M.M.McLaughlin Philosophical Themes in the Epistolae duorum amantium: The First Letters of Heloise and Abelard? C.J.Mews The Conversion of Heloise?: Negotiating Gender and the Religious Life at the Paraclete M.Powell Quae maternae immemor naturae: The Rhetorical Struggle Over the Meaning of Motherhood in the Writings of Heloise and Abelard J.F.Ruys The Young Heloise and Latin Rhetoric: Some Preliminary Comments on the Lost Love-Letters and their Significance J.O.Ward & N.Chiavaroli Textual Strategies in the Abelard/Heloise Correspondence K.Wilson & G.McLeod

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