Volume 20 (2003)

• Front Matter

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• Editor's Note

  xi - xii

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Part I: Meditations and Memorials

• Meditations and Memorials

  1 - 2

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• "In a Twelfth-century Hand, in Latin, with Abbreviations": The Independent Scholar as a Mirror for the University

  Claire Fanger

  3 - 10

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• Some Reflections on Medieval Studies in Canada

  John Osborne

  11 - 13

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• But Should We Innovate?

  Andrew Taylor

  15 - 18

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• "Speche of thynges smale": Micro-College Medievalism [at Algoma University College]

  Dominick Grace

  19 - 21

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• Guerre et théâtre: Gustave Cohen au Canada

  Stephen Steele

  23 - 30

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• Fondly Remembering Dominica

  Carol Harvey

  31 - 33

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• From Medieval Remedy to Memorial or Why I Study the Middle Ages

  Gina Heinbockel-Bolik

  35 - 37

• Florilegium: Chronica Quondam et Futura

  M. J. Toswell

  39 - 44

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Part II: A Cross-Country Checkup

• A. Universities

  47 - 49

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• University of Victoria

  Catherine Harding

  51 - 53

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• Simon Fraser University

  Mary-Ann Stouck

  54 - 55

• University of Calgary

  Haijo Westra

  56 - 58

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• University of Alberta

  Christine McWebb

  59 - 61

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• University of Lethbridge

  Daniel Paul O'Donnell

  62 - 63

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• University of Saskatchewan

  Yin Liu

  64 - 66

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• University of Regina

  Cameron Louis

  67 - 69

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• Brandon University

  Rosanne Gasse

  70 - 71

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• University of Winnipeg

  Carol Harvey

  72 - 74

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• University of Manitoba

  Phyllis Portnoy

  75 - 76

• University of Western Ontario

  Michael Fox

  77 - 80

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• King's College, University of Western Ontario

  Susan Small

  81 - 82

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• Wilfrid Laurier University

  Robin Waugh

  83 - 84

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• University of Guelph

  Elizabeth Ewan

  85 - 86

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• University of Toronto: Centre for Medieval Studies; Records of Early English Drama; The Dictionary of Old English; Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies

  Suzanne Conklin Akbari, Mark Sundaram, Alexandra F. Johnston, Dorothy Haines, Ann M. Hutchison, Fred R. Unwalla

  87 - 98

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• McMaster University

  Kathleen Garay, Madeleine Jeay

  99 - 101

• Brock University

  Ernesto Virgulti

  102 - 103

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• Trent University

  Sarah Larratt Keefer

  104 - 105

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• Queen's University

  Ruth Wehlau

  106 - 108

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• Carleton University

  Siobhain Bly Calkin

  109 - 110

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• University of Ottawa

  Paul Merkley

  111 - 113

• Medieval Literature at McGill

  Dorothy Bray

  114 - 115

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• Concordia University

  Shannon McSheffrey, Eyvind C. Ronquist, Franziska Shlosser

  116

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• University of New Brunswick

  Anne Klinck

  117 - 119

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• University of Prince Edward Island

  Catherine Innes-Parker

  120 - 122

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• Acadia University

  Gerry Gerrits

  123 - 124

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• Dalhousie University

  Melissa Furrow

  125 - 127

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• University College of Cape Breton

  Bill Davey

  128

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• Memorial University of Newfoundland 1992-2002

  Aileen Ann MacDonald

  129 - 131

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• B. Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada

  135 - 136

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• SSHRC Support in Medieval Studies 1992-93 to the present

  137 - 171

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Part III: Teaching and Learning

• Teaching and Learning

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• History and Development of the English Language

  Sarah Larratt Keefer

  177 - 183

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• Middle English Verse Romance; Literature and Law

  Brock Eayrs

  185 - 191

• Women Writers of the Middle Ages

  Stephen Partridge

  193 - 200

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• Medieval Jewish Literature; Studies in Medieval Culture

  Sheila Delany

  201 - 205

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• The Medieval Arts Curriculum

  W. R. Laird

  207 - 214

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• Editorial Postlude

  M. J. Toswell

  215 - 216

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