Medieval Studies Program

Senior Theses and Essays, 1987-2008

The Settlement of Disputes in Medieval Normandy: The Belleme and

Gere Families

-Edward A. Boyden , May 1987

Magic and Marginality in Egil’s Saga

-Paul David Menair, April 15, 1987

Defining Chivalry in the Middle Ages

-Anne E. Undeland, May 1987

Courtly Love: Vehicle for Social Commentary

-Anne Hurst, Spring 1998

The Weaving of Resistance: Lollardy and the Cloth Trade in Late Medieval Bristol

-John H. Fargis, May 1988

The Decline and fall of the Roman Empire as an Historical Paradigm

-Alfredo M. Viegas, April 16, 1990

Contact and Transformation: The Irish Sea in the Post-Roman Period

-William O. Frazer, June 1991

The Transformation of Northern Gaul ca. 400-500 C.E.

-Benjamin R. Leavy, June 1991

The Unhappie Maide

Joan of Arc in the English Historical Literature from the Fifteenth to the Eighteenth Century

-Cara Elizabeth Leheny, June 1992

“Ob von Troys meister Christjan disem maere hat unreht getan…”

Wolfram Von Eschenbach;s Parzival as an Adaptation of Chrétien de

Troyes Li Contes Del Gaal

-Meredith A. Tarr, May 1992

Parasites of the Academy: Scholarship and Ambition in the Twelfth Century

-Jenifer Beth Kaminsky, April 1999

And the Word was God: Reproducing the Insular Gospel-Book

-Jordan H. Kraemer, April 2000

Revising History: The Concept of the Carolingian Renaissance

-Lauren T. Rosano, April 5, 2002

Lyric and the Lyre: Ancient Greek Rhythmic Theory From Antiquity to

Byzantium

-Dina Sarah Guth, April 2004

Transcription and Translation of a Late 14^th Century/Early Century French Denombrement from the Soissonais

-Jonathan Gorham, April 2004

The Expansion of the Augustinian Regular Canons into Spain

-Alan N. Witt, April 2006