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Caroline Jewers

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ID5772747
NAMECaroline Jewers
GIVEN NAMESCaroline
FAMILY NAMEJewers
SIGNATUREJEWERS C
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Kansas
ORCID0000-0001-5686-2601
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS7
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR7
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1996
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2009
H-INDEX0
  • The Medieval Warrior Aristocracy

    Caroline Jewers•ARTICLE•Speculum•2009

  • C'est li chevaliers au poisson

    Caroline Jewers•ARTICLE•French Studies•2007

    Richars li biaus is a late medieval romance that exemplifies the verisimilitude, even realism, that had crept into the genre by the thirteenth century. Concentrating on the dialectic of wealth and poverty, this article analyses the suggestive lexical choice treating the theme of economy in the text and, more widely, feudal, urban culture and economics, and how the hero must overcome issues of class, rank, and cash-flow as he speculates in order t…

  • Women and Laughter in Medieval Comic Literature . Lisa Perfetti

    Caroline Jewers•ARTICLE•Speculum•2006

  • Le roman de Gliglois . Marie-Luce Chênerie

    Caroline Jewers•ARTICLE•Speculum•2005

  • Heroes and Heroin

    Open Access•Caroline Jewers•ARTICLE•The Journal of Popular Culture•2000•References: 1

  • Reading and Righting

    Caroline Jewers•ARTICLE•Exemplaria•1998

    When Pindar the poet competed at Thebes be ran into ignorant judges, and was defeated five times by Korinna. To show the judges bad taste, Pindar called Korinna a pig.—Claudius Aelianus, Historical MiscellaniesWhen Pindar was still young and proud of his mastery of language, Korinna censured him for poor taste.—Plutarch, Glory of AthensWhere are the women?... Clearly gender overrides quality when gender is known.—The Guerrilla Girls

  • Fabric and Fabrication

    Caroline Jewers•ARTICLE•Speculum•1996

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  • Fabric and Fabrication

    Caroline Jewers•ARTICLE•Speculum•1996

  • Reading and Righting

    Caroline Jewers•ARTICLE•Exemplaria•1998

    When Pindar the poet competed at Thebes be ran into ignorant judges, and was defeated five times by Korinna. To show the judges bad taste, Pindar called Korinna a pig.—Claudius Aelianus, Historical MiscellaniesWhen Pindar was still young and proud of his mastery of language, Korinna censured him for poor taste.—Plutarch, Glory of AthensWhere are the women?... Clearly gender overrides quality when gender is known.—The Guerrilla Girls

  • Heroes and Heroin

    Open Access•Caroline Jewers•ARTICLE•The Journal of Popular Culture•2000•References: 1

  • Le roman de Gliglois . Marie-Luce Chênerie

    Caroline Jewers•ARTICLE•Speculum•2005

  • Women and Laughter in Medieval Comic Literature . Lisa Perfetti

    Caroline Jewers•ARTICLE•Speculum•2006

  • C'est li chevaliers au poisson

    Caroline Jewers•ARTICLE•French Studies•2007

    Richars li biaus is a late medieval romance that exemplifies the verisimilitude, even realism, that had crept into the genre by the thirteenth century. Concentrating on the dialectic of wealth and poverty, this article analyses the suggestive lexical choice treating the theme of economy in the text and, more widely, feudal, urban culture and economics, and how the hero must overcome issues of class, rank, and cash-flow as he speculates in order t…

  • The Medieval Warrior Aristocracy

    Caroline Jewers•ARTICLE•Speculum•2009

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