Volume 5 (2008)

• Old English Literature and Feminist Theory: A State of the Field

  By Mary Dockray-Miller , Lesley College
  (Vol. 5, September 2008)
  Literature Compass

• From Translator to Laureate: Imagining the Medieval Author

  By Anthony Bale , Birkbeck College, University of London
  (Vol. 5, August 2008)
  Literature Compass

• An Overview of Race and Ethnicity in Pre-Norman England

  By Stephen J. Harris , University of Massachusetts, Amherst
  (Vol. 5, June 2008)
  Literature Compass

• Presenting the Sister Saints of Ely, or Using Kinship to Increase a Monastery's Status as a Cult Center

  By Virginia Blanton , University of Missouri-Kansas City
  (Vol. 5, June 2008)
  Literature Compass

• John Skelton and the New Fifteenth Century

  By Kathleen Tonry , University of Connecticut, Storrs
  (Vol. 5, May 2008)
  Literature Compass

• Practicing Women: The Matter of Women in Medieval English Literature

  By Elizabeth Ann Robertson , University of Colorado at Boulder
  (Vol. 5, April 2008)
  Literature Compass

• The Order of Things in Anglo-Saxon Studies: Categorization and the Construction of a Discipline

  By Renée R. Trilling , University of Illinois
  (Vol. 5, April 2008)
  Literature Compass

• Troubled Conversions: The Difference Gender Makes in The Sultan of Babylon

  By Emily Houlik-Ritchey , Indiana University
  (Vol. 5, March 2008)
  Literature Compass

• Seductive Voices: Rethinking Female Subjectivities in The Wife's Lament and Wulf and Eadwacer

  By Helene Scheck , State University of New York, Albany
  (Vol. 5, February 2008)
  Literature Compass

• ‘Perced to the Roote’: Challenges in Teaching Chaucer at UK Universities

  By Samantha Rayner , Bangor University
  (Vol. 5, January 2008)
  Literature Compass