B.A., Reed College; A.M., Ph.D., Duke
Professor Chism has published articles on alliterative romance, medieval orientalism, Robin Hood, Chaucer, and Tolkien. Her publications include Alliterative Revivals (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2002), a book focusing on late medieval alliterative romance, and "Too Close for Comfort: Dis-Orienting Chivalry in The Wars of Alexander," in Text and Territory (University of Pennsylvania Press, 1997). Professor Chism's current research interests include medieval drama, Arabic influences on medieval literature and culture, medieval travel narrative, Chaucer, feminism, drama and performance theory, historicism, and cultural materialism. |
Medieval Literature
Medieval Drama
Old English
History of the English Language
Theories of History and Historicism
East and West in Medieval Literature
The Cultures of the Middle Ages
Modern Literary Fantasy |
Medieval Literature
Medieval Drama
History of the English Language
Theories of History and Historicism
East and West in Medieval Literature
The Cultures of the Middle Ages |
