Studies in Medievalism

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Volume XXXI 2022

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Acknowledgments

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

List of Illustrations

pp ix-x

Preface

pp xiii-xviii

I - Politics and Medievalism (Studies)

pp 1-2

Public Medievalism: Fustel de Coulanges and the Case for “Diplomatic Negotiations”

pp 3-12

Rob from the Rich: The Neomedievalism of the Robinhood Stock App

pp 13-20

Pandemic Politics: Deploying the Plague

pp 21-28

Peter Gill and the Queering of the York Realist

pp 29-36

To Be a Monkish Man: Medievalism, Monasticism, Education, and Gender in the United States’ Culture Wars

pp 37-44

Political Fictions: The “Aryan” Medievalisms of Harold A. Covington

pp 45-52

II - Other Responses to Medievalism

pp 52-53

The Ancient Finnish Kings and their Swedish Archenemy: Nationalism, Conspiracy Theories, and Alt-Right Memes in Finnish Online Medievalism

pp 55-78

The Politics of Norse Medievalism in the British Press during the First World War

pp 79-106

A Tournament of Black Knights – Alexandria, Virginia, 1865 – Emancipationists Mobilize the Medieval

pp 107-136

“Eternal Legends of the Crimes of Man”: The Merovingian Dynasty in Early American Media (1720–1820)

pp 137-158

Writing, Men, Empire: Kipling’s Medievalist Imagination

pp 159-176

Agustina Bessa-Luís’s Reinvention of St. António: A Loving Saint without an Altar

pp 177-200

Celtic Imaginary: From Medieval Dama-Pé-de-Cabra to Nineteenth-Century Patriotic Versions

pp 201-230

Contributors

pp 231-234

Backmatter

pp 235-235