Medieval Manuscripts, Readers and Texts

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Examines manuscripts of Langland, Chaucer, Gower, Nicholas Love and Arthurian tales, alongside other devotional works and archival evidence.

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Introduction - Misty Schieberle 1. The Trevisa-Gower Scribe: Another London Literary Scribe of the Early Fifteenth Century - Linne R. Mooney 2. Telling Tails: Pursuing the Trail of the Minstrel-Scribe in Manuscripts of Sir Isumbras - Andrew W. Klein 3. Ars Codicis: Marginalia, Meaning and the Manuscript Book(s) of Chaucer's House of Fame - Sarah Baechle 4. Editing Chaucer's Works: Coherence and Collaboration - Christopher Cannon and James Simpson 5. The Pleasures of Plainness: Ordinary Manuscripts in Extraordinary Traditions - Siân Echard 6. A Dream of John Bale? The Catalogus Vetus and the Lives of Ralph Strode - Thomas Goodmann 7. Women's St Edmund: Envisioning a Saint and his Contemplative Legacy - Jocelyn Wogan-Browne 8. Three English Otherworld Visions: Toward a Spirituality of Parish Life - Barbara Newman 9. Recognizing the Clerical Proletariat: Evidence from Late Medieval London Wills - Misty Schieberle 10. Langland's Government Scribes at Home and at Work: A Brief Comparison of the HM 114 Scribe and the Fortescue Family - Karrie Fuller 11. Function, Form and The Lay Folks' Mass Book - Jeremy J. Smith 12. Professional Reading Networks and The Reception of Nicholas Love's Mirror of The Blessed Life of Jesus Christ: Opportunities and Consequences - John J. Thompson Kathryn Kerby-Fulton: The Making of a Medievalist - Rosalynn Voaden Kathryn Kerby-Fulton: List of Publications - Karrie Fuller and Misty Schieberle