Studies in Medievalism is the only academic journal dedicated entirely to the study of post-medieval images and perceptions of the Middle Ages. It accepts articles on both scholarly and popular works, with particular interest in the interaction between scholarship and re-creation. Its aim is to promote the interdisciplinary study of medievalism as a contemporary cultural phenomenon. Originally published privately, Studies in Medievalism is currently published by Boydell & Brewer, Ltd.. Click on the below links to Back Volumes for details and to order online.
Submissions and inquiries regarding submissions should be directed to Karl Fugelso (kfugelso@towson.edu). Please follow the Style Sheet when preparing your submission for consideration.
Studies in Medievalism I.i
Medievalism in England
(Ed. Leslie J. Workman, Spring 1979)
Studies in Medievalism I.ii
Medievalism in America
(Ed. Leslie J. Workman, Spring 1982)
Studies in Medievalism II.i (unavailable)
Twentieth Century Medievalism
(Eds. Leslie Workman & Jane Chance, Fall 1982)
Studies in Medievalism II.ii
Medievalism in France
(Eds. Leslie Workman & Heather Arden, Spring 1983)
Studies in Medievalism II.iii
Dante in the Modern World
(Eds. Leslie Workman & Kathleen Verduin, Spring 1983)
Studies in Medievalism II.iv (unavailable)
Modern Arthurian Literature
(Eds. Leslie Workman & Veronica M. S. Kennedy, Fall 1983)
Studies in Medievalism III.i
Medievalism in France 1500-1700
(Eds. Leslie Workman & Heather Arden, Fall 1987)
Studies in Medievalism III.ii
Architecture and Design
(Eds. Leslie Workman & John R. Zukowsky, Fall 1990)
Studies in Medievalism III.iii
Inklings and Others
(Eds. Leslie Workman & Jane Chance, Winter 1991)
Studies in Medievalism III.iv
German Medievalism
(Eds. Leslie Workman & Francis G. Gentry, Spring 1991)
Studies in Medievalism IV
Medievalism in England
(Ed. Leslie J. Workman, 1992)
Studies in Medievalism V
Medievalism in Europe
(Ed. Leslie J. Workman, 1993)
Studies in Medievalism VI
Medievalism in North America
(Ed. Kathleen Verduin, 1994)
Studies in Medievalism VII
Medievalism in England II
(Eds. Leslie J. Workman & Kathleen Verduin, 1995)
Studies in Medievalism VIII
Medievalism in Europe II
(Eds. Leslie J. Workman & Kathleen Verduin, 1996)
Studies in Medievalism IX
Medievalism and the Academy
(Eds. David Metzger, Kathleen Verduin, & Leslie J. Workman, 1997)
Studies in Medievalism X
Medievalism and the Academy II
(Ed. David Metzger, 1998)
Studies in Medievalism XI
Appropriating the Middle Ages: Scholarship, Politics, Fraud
(Ed. Tom Shippey, Assoc. Ed. Martin Arnold, 2001)
Studies in Medievalism XII
Film & Fiction: Reviewing the Middle Ages
(Eds. Tom Shippey & Martin Arnold, 2003)
Studies in Medievalism XIII
Postmodern Medievalisms
(Eds. Richard Utz & Jesse G. Swan, 2004)
Studies in Medievalism XIV
Correspondences: Medievalism in Scholarship and the Arts
(Eds. Tom Shippey & Martin Arnold, 2005)
Studies in Medievalism XV
Memory and Medievalism
(Ed. Karl Fugelso, 2007)
Studies in Medievalism XVI
Medievalism in Technology Old and New
(Ed. Karl Fugelso, with Carol L. Robinson, 2008)
Studies in Medievalism XVII
Defining Medievalism(s)
(Ed. Karl Fugelso, 2009)
Studies in Medievalism XVIII
Defining Medievaliism(s) II
(Ed. Karl Fugelso, 2009)
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