The previous number of Arthuriana, volume 35, number 1, for Spring 2025, is now available and can be read for free as open-access content from Project MUSE at https://muse.jhu.edu/issue/54796.
This is a special "crossover" issue with the journal's Public Humanities Project, The So What, and guest edited by Jonathan F. Correa Reyes.
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Table of Contents
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Medieval Studies as a Public Good
Jonathan F. Correa Reyes
Couverture: Transing the Medieval Manuscript
Christopher T. Richards
Love and Tales: A Bridge Between the Heart and Culture
Mario Martín Páez
De Amore, Game of Thrones, and Imagining Violence in the Twelfth and Twenty-First Centuries
Elizabeth Liendo
Concocting a Seat at the Roundtable: Arthurian Legend, Historical Genealogy, and the Making of Empire in Tudor and Stuart England
Alexander Lowe Mcadams
From Chile to Camelot: Reception of the Arthurian Arc of Mampato and Ogú
Jonathan F. Correa Reyes and Camila Gutiérrez
Medievalism and (White) Nationalism: From Ossian to Today
Vanessa K. Iacocca
Unexpected Swords in the Stone
Brenna Duperron
Winner of the 2024 ‘Fair Unknown’ Award
Worshyp and Noyse: Emotional Communities and Chivalric Identity in Malory’s Morte Darthur
Victoria E. Dikeman
The Round Table: News from the North American Branch
REVIEWS
Mary Bateman, Local Place and the Arthurian Tradition in England and Wales 1400–1700
Dwayne C. Coleman
Eleanor Johnson, Waste and the Wasters: Poetry and Ecosystemic Thought in Medieval England
Andrew M. Richmond
Michel Pastoureau, Dernière visite chez le Roi Arthur. Histoire d’un premier livre
Richard Utz
Tison Pugh, Bad Chaucer: The Great Poet’s Greatest Mistakes in the Canterbury Tales
Alex Mueller
Usha Vishnuvajjala, Feminist Medievalism: Embodiment and Vulnerability in Literature and Film
Virginia Blanton
John Withrington, ed., The Arthurian Texts of the Percy Folio
Theresa M. Kenney
