James Paz
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL7895580A
Top Subjects
- History and criticism (1)
- Congresses (1)
- Literature (1)
- Literatur (1)
- Fantasy fiction (1)
- Mittelalter (1)
- Medieval Civilization (1)
Books by James Paz
Total count: 20
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Medieval science fictionKing's College London, Centre for Late Antique & Medieval Studies2016-01-01
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Nonhuman Voices in Anglo-Saxon Literature and Material CultureManchester University Press2017-01-01
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Landscape of WordsIreland, Britain and the Poetics of Space, 700-1250Manchester University Press2019-01-01
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Rebel AngelsSpace and Sovereignty in Anglo-Saxon EnglandManchester University Press2019-01-01
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Borrowed Objects and the Art of PoetrySpolia in Old English VerseManchester University Press2019-01-01
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From Iceland to the AmericasVinland and Historical ImaginationManchester University Press2020-01-01
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Dating BeowulfStudies in IntimacyManchester University Press2020-01-01
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Harley Manuscript GeographiesLiterary History and the Medieval MiscellanyManchester University Press2020-01-01
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Northern Memories and the English Middle AgesManchester University Press2020-01-01
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Play TimeGender, Anti-Semitism and Temporality in Medieval Biblical DramaManchester University Press2020-01-01
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Objects of AffectionThe Book and the Household in Late Medieval EnglandManchester University Press2021-01-01
Sleep and Its Spaces in Middle English LiteratureEmotions, Ethics, DreamsManchester University Press2021-01-01-
Gift of Narrative in Medieval EnglandManchester University Press2021-01-01
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Encountering the Book of Margery KempeManchester University Press2021-01-01
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Narrative Grotesque in Medieval Scottish PoetryManchester University Press2022-01-01
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Medieval Literary VoicesEmbodiment, Materiality and PerformanceManchester University Press2022-01-01
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Painful PleasuresSadomasochism in Medieval CulturesManchester University Press2022-01-01
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Bestsellers and MasterpiecesThe Changing Medieval CanonManchester University Press2022-01-01
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Hybrid HealingOld English Remedies and Medical TextsManchester University Press2022-01-01
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Nonhuman voices in Anglo-Saxon literature and material cultureManchester University Press