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George Greenia

Professor Emeritus of Hispanic Studies

College of William and Mary

Affiliations

Arts & Sciences

Medieval and Renaissance Studies

George Greenia is currently serving as an Arts & Sciences Professor Emeritus of Hispanic Studies at College of William And Mary.

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George Greenia

College of William and Mary

Professor Emeritus of Hispanic Studies

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cultural history latin american research literary history history latin american studies historical scholarship textual practice historical methodology comparative literature intellectual history literary studies religion social history religious research historical review religious tourism art history european archaeology alfonso x language pedagogy ritual narrative historical evidence christian practice performance art biblical studies medieval spain french history latin american diaspora foreign language curriculum education tourism historical reconstruction art criticism art theory scholarly communication american political thought cultural heritage american studies art research english studies human condition archival science medieval pilgrims thirteenth-century france homosexuality cultural policy cultural economy historical reassessment cultural tourism cultural context historical analysis american identity experimental archaeology transgender science fiction educational entertainment comparative analysis social criticism cultural impact cultural theory cultural analysis faculty issues islamic studies research data archiving digital archives oversize medieval manuscripts manuscript illumination bartered bodies los discursos directos american myth digital cocoons medieval literature university book production gay time capsule alfonso reflejado su especulo classics interdisciplinary history heritage studies archival research medieval iberia historiography spanish

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Greater Gaiety: Coming out at William & Mary. U of Virginia Press (2021)

literary historyliterary theoryliteratureworld literatureliterary criticismearly american literaturecultural historyvictorian literaturegreater gaietyamerican literature

Pilgrim Song, Silence and Noise on the Camino De Santiago. Al limina (2021)

musicologyethnomusicologypublic performancespanishpilgrim songvocal musicmusic

Preface. New Pilgrimage Routes and Trails (2021)

Private Pilgrimage, Public Ritual. Université Laval (2021)

religious studiesreligious tourismreligious researchritualprivate pilgrimage

Too Much Stuff. La Concha, quarterly bulletin of American Pilgrims on the Camino (2021)

much stuff

Peregrinos Americanos En Pausa. Libredón, Revista de la Asociación de Amigos Galegos del Camino de Santiago (2020)

latin american diasporaworld literaturespanishlatin american researchperegrinos americanos

The Awkwardness of Santiago Matamoros. La Concha, quarterly bulletin of American Pilgrims on the Camino (2020)

literary theorylatin american studiesworld literatureliterary criticismspanishlatin american researchsantiago matamoroscultural studies

Travelers’ Texts: Quest Narratives From Egeria to Pilgrims in the Early Modern World. International Research Seminar: Pilgrimage: Motivation and Identity of Abrahamic Faith. Swedish Theological Institute, Jerusalem – January 22-25, 2020 (2020)

literary historyhistorical methodologyquest narrativesliterary theoryinterdisciplinary historyethnohistoryliteratureworld literaturereligious tourismliterary criticismliterary studiescultural historyhistoriographysocial historyearly modern worldhistory

Bartered Bodies: Medieval Pilgrims and the Tissue of Faith. International journal of religious tourism and pilgrimage (2019)

George D Greenia

bartered bodiescultural heritagechristian practicereligious studiestourismreligioncultural tourismreligious tourismmedieval pilgrimsreligious researchritualhistorical evidence

Foreword to Rebekah Scott, Furnace Full of God. Peaceable Publishing (2019)

christian practicephilosophy of religionreligious studiesreligionapplied philosophyscientific study of religionfurnace fullreligious researchphilosophy

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George Greenia

Professor Emeritus of Hispanic Studies

College of William and Mary

Affiliations

Arts & Sciences

Medieval and Renaissance Studies

George Greenia is currently serving as an Arts & Sciences Professor Emeritus of Hispanic Studies at College of William And Mary.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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George Greenia

College of William and Mary

Professor Emeritus of Hispanic Studies

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Greater Gaiety: Coming out at William & Mary. U of Virginia Press (2021)

literary historyliterary theoryliteratureworld literatureliterary criticismearly american literaturecultural historyvictorian literaturegreater gaietyamerican literature

Pilgrim Song, Silence and Noise on the Camino De Santiago. Al limina (2021)

musicologyethnomusicologypublic performancespanishpilgrim songvocal musicmusic

Preface. New Pilgrimage Routes and Trails (2021)

Private Pilgrimage, Public Ritual. Université Laval (2021)

religious studiesreligious tourismreligious researchritualprivate pilgrimage

Too Much Stuff. La Concha, quarterly bulletin of American Pilgrims on the Camino (2021)

much stuff

Peregrinos Americanos En Pausa. Libredón, Revista de la Asociación de Amigos Galegos del Camino de Santiago (2020)

latin american diasporaworld literaturespanishlatin american researchperegrinos americanos

The Awkwardness of Santiago Matamoros. La Concha, quarterly bulletin of American Pilgrims on the Camino (2020)

literary theorylatin american studiesworld literatureliterary criticismspanishlatin american researchsantiago matamoroscultural studies

Bartered Bodies: Medieval Pilgrims and the Tissue of Faith. International journal of religious tourism and pilgrimage (2019)

George D Greenia

bartered bodiescultural heritagechristian practicereligious studiestourismreligioncultural tourismreligious tourismmedieval pilgrimsreligious researchritualhistorical evidence

Foreword to Rebekah Scott, Furnace Full of God. Peaceable Publishing (2019)

christian practicephilosophy of religionreligious studiesreligionapplied philosophyscientific study of religionfurnace fullreligious researchphilosophy

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