Vol. 15, Issue 1, Fall 2020
Women’s Voices of the Middle Ages & Renaissance
Editor: Bob Hudson
Notes from the Editor
Bob Hudson, Editor-in-Chief
Outreach/Public Humanities
Je Christine, by Suzanne Savoy: Bringing Christine de Pizan to the Public Sphere
Animating Christine de Pizan
Shelley Williams, Brigham Young University
Christine vs. The Machine
Suzanne Savoy, Independent Scholar/Actor
Je Christine.com (official website)
Je Christine, official trailer
Christine de Pizan: A Poet for the Ages–Podcast Interview w/ Suzanne Savoy
Chad Turner, Clearly Underrated
Feature Articles
“Hail, daughter Genovefa!”: Imitatio Mariae in the Musée de Cluny’s 14th-Century Tableau Reliquary of St. Genevieve
Meredith Hanna Noorda, Brigham Young University
Saint or Sinner? Defining Women in Relation to the Satanic Serpent in Dürer’s Workshop
Lindsay Packham, Brigham Young University
Varia
Stylistique de l’obsession transmise dans Onitsha de Le Clézio
Clarisse Barbier, University of Kansas
Allegorizing Algerian History & French Colonization in Mokeddem’s L’Interdite
Greg Jackson, Utah Valley University
Reviews
Review of Trevor Cribben Merrill’s Minor Indignities: A Novel
Bob Hudson, Brigham Young University
Review of Allan H. Pasco’s The Nineteenth-Century French Short Story: Masterpieces in Miniature
Corry Cropper, Brigham Young University