Queering Marie
2018
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This paper panel proposes to call attention to tales of queerness in the works of Marie de France or her imitators. Papers may address any of the known works by Marie de France (the Lais, the Fables, the Espurgatoire seint Patriz, and/or La vie Seinte Audree) or the anonymous lays. Comparative analyses that draw connections between works of medieval literature of queerness are welcome. Papers may consider, but should not be limited to, animal studies, disability studies, gender and sexuality, alterity, and so on. The objective is to stimulate discussion regarding the ways that Marie's oeuvre addresses queerness in the Middle Ages and its broader implications.- Leslie Anderson (Tulane University)
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