You too can be a Medievalismist

Bonus Episode: Irish Archaeology with Dr. Carolyne Howle-Outlaw

Welcome to a series of bonus episode where I interview professionals in the field of Medieval Studies about their research! In this first episode, I interview a very close friend of mine, Dr. Carolyne Howle-Outlaw, about her research in Irish Archaeology.

Viking Movies and the Romanticization of History with Ian Geary

Ian and I talk about Viking movies and shows and discuss just how lore-accurate (or inaccurate they are).

Getting Legendary with Tracy Deonn's Legendborn

Sarah and I discuss the modern Arthurian tale of Legendborn by Tracy Deonn. This book means a lot to us and I hope you enjoy the discussion!

You too can be a Medievalismist

In this first episode, my colleague Sarah and I discuss what medievalism means to us and what the very brief overview of the history of medievalism is. Sources used in this episode: Non-paywall sources * British Medievalism: A Subject Guide - Library of Congress [https://guides.loc.gov/medievalism] * Ye Olde Anachronisms - Heritage and Square [https://heritagesquarephx.org/news/victorian-medievalism/] * A Brief History of Medievalism - International Society for Medievalism [https://medievalisms.org/] Paywall sources (articles and books) * Medievalism - Michael Alexander * Medievalism: A Critical History - David Matthews * “Medievalism" -William Diebold, Studies in Iconography * The Cambridge Companion to Medievalism - Louise D'Arcens

Let's Get Medieval (In a Trailer)

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