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British Literature – Old and Middle English

• 2013

• 101. Anglo-Saxon Legalities

• 123. Dirty Chaucer

• 184. Reciprocity: Game Playing and Competition in the Arthurian World

• 365. Early Medieval Materialisms

• 382. Enabling Access: Gower and Premodern Disability Studies

• 481. Chaucer and Philosophy: A Session in Honor of Eugene A. Vance

• 514. Humanisms Old and New

• 651. Cash Bar Arranged by the Division on Old English Language and Literature

• 678. Anglo-Saxon Futures

• 721. Medieval Things: Ecology, Ecomaterialism, Environmentalism

• 2012

• 192. Open Session of the Division on Old English Language and Literature

• 242. Rethinking the Category of Love: Cognition, Emotion, and Biopolitics

• 282. The Avian Turn: Human-Avian Desire and Anxiety in Medieval Literature

• 321. Chaucer's Futures

• 345. Animals, Machines, Forces of Nature: Alternative Agencies in Arthurian Literature

• 649. Chaucer and Belief

• 680. Medieval Drama and Performative Theology

• 707. Memory and Nostalgia in Anglo-Saxon England

• 2011

• 51. Medieval Taxonomies

• 103. Editing from Medieval Manuscripts: Current Challenges and Debates

• 182. Chaucer after Shakespeare

• 206A. Biopolitics

• 211. Alliterative Romance

• 290. Rendering Old English Poetry: A Reading and Discussion of New Poetic Translations

• 355. Land and Landscape in Anglo-Saxon England

• 404. Cash Bar Arranged by the Division on Old English Language and Literature

• 448. Rethinking Ritual Murder

• 523. Seeing, Feeling, Knowing: Perception in Anglo-Saxon Literature

• 649. Afterlives

• 710. Open Session on Anglo-Saxon Literature

• 736. Speaking with the Dead: Critical Conversations with Saint Erkenwald

• 812. Chaucer and the Emotions

• 2009

• 34A. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Aesthetics and Old English Literature

• 56. Chaucer and the Medieval Household

• 145. Global Chaucer: The Circulation of Translation

• 159. Lyrics and Lyricism in the Middle Ages

• 217. Arthurian Translatio

• 342. Open Session of the Division on Old English Language and Literature

• 437. Chaucer and Visual Culture

• 552. Cash Bar Arranged by the Division on Old English Language and Literature

• 576. Family Matters

• 587. Burga, Beagas, and Barrows

• 647. Devotion in Translation

• 2008

• 97. Text in Codex

• 154. Chaucer and the Consolations of Philology: Textual Criticism and Material Texts

• 190. Beowulf in the Dark, in the Classroom

• 218. Undoing Heterosexuality: Rethinking Marriage in the Canterbury Tales

• 259. Nation and Its Discontents

• 309. Liturgy, Literacy, and the Literary: Katherine Zieman's Singing the New Song

• 349. After Chaucer: A Roundtable

• 456. Medieval Neighbor

• 598. Chaucer's Beasts

• 626. Beowulf in the Dark

• 664. Chaucer's Dead Women

• 806. Allegory and Gender

• 2007

• 60. Engendering Visions, Envisioning Gender

• 118. Chaucerian Objects

• 191. Papers on Any Old English Topic

• 255. Arthur's Neighbors

• 270. Narrative Theory and Practice

• 391. Chaucer on the Continental Divide

• 479. Middle English Alliterative Poetry: Conquest and Contact

• 507. Specters in and of Chaucer

• 577. Cash Bar Arranged by the Division on Old English Language and Literature

• 602. Giving Voice and Speaking Silence: Empowerment through Speech in Anglo-Saxon Literature

• 719. The Discourse of Things: Representing Material Culture in Anglo-Saxon Literature

• 2006

• 31. Book of the Duchess

• 49. Place and Space in Old English Texts

• 125. Chaucer: Fifty Years of Feminist Scholarship

• 143. Beowulf

• 338. The "Englishing" of Medieval Texts in French

• 421. Arthur and Non-Arthurians

• 489. The Image of Troy in Non-Chaucerian Middle English Texts

• 553. Cash Bar Arranged by the Division on Old English Language and Literature

• 562. Theorizing Source Study

• 624. Open Session: Papers on Any Old English Topic

• 637. The Secular Tradition in Middle English Literature

• 2005

• 4. Women and Devotional Writing in Early Middle English

• 42. Chaucer "after Theory"

• 105. Villainy

• 214. Old English Poetry: Bodies, Aesthetics, and Sexual Difference

• 222. Troilus and Criseyde

• 275. Cloaks of Invisibility: The Status of Arthurian Studies

• 291. Cash Bar Arranged by the Division on Old English Language and Literature

• 408. Ranges and Reaches of Early Middle English

• 448. Mystical Aesthetics: A Literary Reconsideration of Late Medieval Mystical Texts

• 465. Comparative Spirituality: Old and Middle English Texts and Traditions

• 541. Old English Literature and Its Celtic and Scandinavian Affinities

• 582. Immoral Chaucer

• 662. Anglo-Saxon Manuscript Culture and the Visual Imagination

• 2004

• 43. Moral Chaucer

• 132. Arthurian Audiences

• 183. Finding the Words: Old English Texts and Contexts

• 255. What Does a Doctoral Student Want?

• 294. Cash Bar Arranged by the Division on Old English Language and Literature

• 352. Sight and Spectacle in Anglo-Saxon England

• 388. Outlaws and Out-of-Law

• 471. Church, State, and History

• 487. Old Age

• 533. Chaucer and the Politics of Literary Form

• 585. Chaucer and the Lyric

• 631. Creating Community

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