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John M. Kelly Library Research Guides

Medieval Studies

This guide lists the key brief sources--both online and in print--for students of the Middle Ages.

Medievalism

Reference
Secondary Sources

Cambridge Companion to Medievalism.
Edited by Louise D'Arcens.
Cambridge UP, 2016.
Oxford Handbook of Victorian Medievalism.
Edited by Joanne Parker and Corinna Wagner.
Oxford UP, 2020.
Oxford Handbook of Music and Medievalism.
Edited by Stephen C. Meyer and Kirsten Yri.
Oxford UP, 2020.

Global Medievalism: An Introduction.
By Helen Young and Kavita Mudan Finn.
Cambridge UP, 2022.
Medievalism: A Manifesto.
By Richard Utz.
ARC Humanities Press, 2017.
Medievalism: A Critical History.
By David Matthews.
Boydell & Brewer, 2015.
Medievalism: The Middle Ages in Modern England.
By Michael Alexander.
Yale UP, 2017.
Medieval Afterlives in Contemporary Culture.
Edited by Gail Ashton.
Bloomsbury, 2015.
The Middle Ages in Computer Games: Ludic Approaches to the Medieval and Medievalism.
By Robert Houghton.
D. S. Brewer, 2024.
The Historical Present: Medievalism and Modernity.
By Walter Kudrycz.
Continuum, 2011.
Medieval Imagery in Today's Politics.
By Daniel Wollenberg.
ARC Humanities Press, 2018.
Medievalisms and Russia: The Contest for Imaginary Pasts.
By Eugene Smelyansky.
ARC Humanities Press, 2024.
Studies in Medievalism.
Edited by Karl Fugelso.
Boydell and Brewer,1988-present.
A multibook series containing essays on medievalism in connection a wide variety of subtopics, including gender, ethics, politics, tribalism, technology, and the arts. While some of these volumes are online, most are only in print.
New Zealand Medievalism: Framing the Medieval.
Edited by Anna Czarnowus and Janet M. Wilson.
Routledge, 2024.
Beer and Brewing in Medieval Culture and Contemporary Medievalism.
Edited by John A. Geck, Rosemary O'Neill, Noelle Phillips.
Springer, 2022.

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