In Strange Countries: Middle English Literature and its Afterlife

In Strange Countries: Middle English Literature and its AfterlifeThese essays by senior scholars in medieval studies celebrate the career of J. J. Anderson, editor, critic, and co founder of the Manchester Medieval Literature and Culture series, who taught in medieval studies at the University of Manchester for forty years. The essays are rooted in medieval literature but frequently range beyond the confines of the Middle Ages. They reflect the breadth of Anderson's own scholarly interests, especially in drama and

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