Tributes to Richard K.Emerson Crossing Medieval Disciplines ( HMTRIB 10 )

Harvey Miller Tributes (HMTRIB 10) Tributes to Richard K. Emmerson Crossing Medieval Disciplines D. Carter, E. Gertsman, K. Griffith (eds.) VI+320 p., 91 b/w ill. + 60 colour ill., 210 x 275 mm, 2021 ISBN: 978-1-909400-99-3 Languages: English (UK) Hardback The publication is available Retail price: EUR 155,00 Honoring the scholarship of Richard K. Emmerson, this collection interrogates the concept of interdisciplinarity through a set of essays that traverse the traditional boundaries of various fields in medieval studies. This interdisciplinary collection celebrates the scholarship of Richard K. Emmerson, one of the most prominent medievalists of his generation. With contributions to the history of medieval literature, drama, theology, and art, this anthology not only showcases the fields with which Emmerson's own work engaged, but also demonstrates the fruitfulness of the cross-disciplinary approach that has come to define these fields. Although the essays employ a broad range of source material-from devotional texts to royal chronicles and from architectural sculpture to illuminated manuscripts-the book focuses specifically on four distinct but related topics: word-image relationships, eschatology, identity, and moral argument. The contributions, written by Emmerson's colleagues and former students, speak to the importance of interdisciplinarity and demonstrate the profound influence of Emmerson's work on the rich field of medieval studies. Elina Gertsman is Professor of Art History at CWRU. She is the author and editor of several books, including The Dance of Death in the Middle Ages (2010) and Worlds Within (2015). Karlyn Griffith is Assistant Professor of Art History at Cal Poly, Pomona. She was the recipient of research grants from the American Philosophical Society and Bibliographical Society of the UK. Her work has been recently published in Viator and Pecia. Deirdre Carter is a doctoral candidate in Art History at FSU and was awarded the Medieval Academy's 2013-2014 Schallek Fellowship. Table of Contents Elina Gertsman and Deirdre Carter - Introduction: A Laudarium Publications by Richard K. Emmerson Part I: Sites of Reception Lawrence Nees - Antique and Faux-Antique in Carolingian Manuscripts Paula Gerson - Early Painted Faade Sculpture: Research and Observations on Perception and Cognition Jack Freiberg - The Imago Pietatis in Santa Croce in Gerusalemme, Pope Gregory the Great, and Spain Part II: Imaging and Imagining the Text Lucy Freeman Sandler - Visions of the Beginning and the End: The Hours of the Angels Added to the Psalter of Yolande of Soissons Penn R. Szittya - Gods Palimpsest: The Encyclopedia Omne bonum as Sacred Book Nigel J. Morgan - Word and Image in the Anglo-Norman Prose Apocalypse Fragment London, British Library, MS Add. 38842 Part III: Envisioning the End of Days Jennifer M. Feltman - Tradition and Innovation in the Sculptural Cycle of the Life of John at Reims Cathedral Karlyn Griffith - The Spectacle of Violence and Romance in Three English Metrical Apocalypses David Bevington - The Tegernsee Play of Antichrist Part IV: Locating Identity David N. Klausner - Performance Indicators in Two Early Welsh Plays Robert W. Hanning - Rituals of Identity, Strategies of Desire: How a Servant Becomes King for a Night in Decameron 3.2 Elaine Treharne - The Endurance of the Name, 700-1500 Thomas A. Goodmann - Everywhere & Nowhere: Finding the Friars Part V: Spirituality and the Moral Argument Beatrice Kitzinger - The Good, the Bad, and the Ivory: On Moral Distinction in Carolingian Crucifixions Bernard McGinn - The Ordering of Love in the Twelfth Century Language : english text - codice articolo 012846