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Julie Singer

Professor of French Professor

Washington University in St. Louis

Affiliations

Arts & Sciences

Romance Languages and Literatures

Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

School of Law

Family, Gender & Sexuality

Julie Singer is currently serving as an Arts & Sciences Professor of French Professor at Washington University In St. Louis.

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Julie Singer

Washington University in St. Louis

Professor of French Professor

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literature comparative literature literary criticism french literary history cultural history french history literary studies french studies poetics anthropology disability mental health french language french civilization modern literature historical evidence disability studies canadian literature late medieval france mental illness poetry medical history historical methodology visual impairments art criticism ethnohistory historical scholarship social body palliative discourses psychoanalysis psychopathology cultural studies narrative digital scholarship research library historical review hearing research reading research speech communication learning disabilities journal citation report bibliometrics temporal complexity ocular disease eye health historical reassessment historical sociology art theory human hearing sign language feminist perspectives soundscapes ableism evidence-based medicine clinical populations general internal medicine clinical disease argumentation analysis experimental therapeutics non-pharmacological interventions therapeutic patent treatment effects therapeutic controversy italian poetry late medieval transhuman model medieval disability able-bodied fragility clockwork genres articulated text fetal personhood medieval french literature get access link chronicle conditions redundant therapies latin literature narrative medicine historiography english culture english

Notable Scholarly Works

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Infant Voices in Medieval French Literature. U of Chicago Press (2025)

literary historyworld literatureliteraturefrench historyfrenchliterary theoryfrench languagefrench studiesliterary studiesinfant voicesliterary criticism

Hearing an Urban Plague Soundscape: Gilles LI Muisis in Tournai, 1349–50. Speculum (2024)

Julie Singer

urban historysoundscapesepidemiologyurban plague soundscape

Jenni Kuuliala. Saints, Infirmity, and Community in the Late Middle Ages. Premodern Health, Disease, and Disability. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press, 2020. Pp. 235. $120.00 (Cloth).. Journal of British Studies (2023)

Julie Singer

social historyhistorylate middle agesreligious studiesdisability studies

4.Child Performers on the Medieval French Stage: A Review of the Published Evidence. Epitome musical (2022)

Julie Singer

historical evidencefrench historyfrenchmusicmedieval french stagemusic historyperformance studies

Chronicle Conditions. Romanic Review (2022)

Julie Singer

classicstemporal complexitycomparative literatureelectrical engineeringchronicle conditionsergodic theory

‘De Aymant En Dyamant’: Lexical Transmutations in the Works of Philippe De Mézières. (2022)

Julie Singer

classicsliteratureliterary theorypoeticslexical transmutationscomparative literatureliterary criticismtranslation studies

Literature and Medicine in the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Romanic Review (2022)

literary historyliteraturehistorical methodologyliterary studieshistorical scholarshipmiddle agesliterary criticism

Aleksandra Pfau, Medieval Communities and the Mad: Narratives of Crime and Mental Illness in Late Medieval France. Social History of Medicine (2021)

Julie Singer

mental healthsocial historymental illnesshistorymedieval communitieshistorical sociologymedicinemedical history

Fetal Personhood and Voice in Medieval French Literature. PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America (2021)

Julie Singer

literaturefrenchcomparative literaturefrench languagefetal personhoodfrench civilizationliterary criticismmedieval french literature

How the Vida of Guilhem De Cabestanh ‘Quasi Tutta Si Disfece’ (Decameron IV,9). The Decameron. Fourth Day in Perspective (Lectura Boccaccii IV), ed. Michael Sherberg (2021)

classicsmodern literaturelatin literatureliterary historydecameron iv,9comparative literatureliterary studiesancient philosophyethnohistory

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Julie Singer

Professor of French Professor

Washington University in St. Louis

Affiliations

Arts & Sciences

Romance Languages and Literatures

Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

School of Law

Family, Gender & Sexuality

Julie Singer is currently serving as an Arts & Sciences Professor of French Professor at Washington University In St. Louis.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Julie Singer

Washington University in St. Louis

Professor of French Professor

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Infant Voices in Medieval French Literature. U of Chicago Press (2025)

literary historyworld literatureliteraturefrench historyfrenchliterary theoryfrench languagefrench studiesliterary studiesinfant voicesliterary criticism

Hearing an Urban Plague Soundscape: Gilles LI Muisis in Tournai, 1349–50. Speculum (2024)

Julie Singer

urban historysoundscapesepidemiologyurban plague soundscape

Julie Singer

social historyhistorylate middle agesreligious studiesdisability studies

4.Child Performers on the Medieval French Stage: A Review of the Published Evidence. Epitome musical (2022)

Julie Singer

historical evidencefrench historyfrenchmusicmedieval french stagemusic historyperformance studies

Chronicle Conditions. Romanic Review (2022)

Julie Singer

classicstemporal complexitycomparative literatureelectrical engineeringchronicle conditionsergodic theory

‘De Aymant En Dyamant’: Lexical Transmutations in the Works of Philippe De Mézières. (2022)

Julie Singer

classicsliteratureliterary theorypoeticslexical transmutationscomparative literatureliterary criticismtranslation studies

Literature and Medicine in the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Romanic Review (2022)

literary historyliteraturehistorical methodologyliterary studieshistorical scholarshipmiddle agesliterary criticism

Aleksandra Pfau, Medieval Communities and the Mad: Narratives of Crime and Mental Illness in Late Medieval France. Social History of Medicine (2021)

Julie Singer

mental healthsocial historymental illnesshistorymedieval communitieshistorical sociologymedicinemedical history

Fetal Personhood and Voice in Medieval French Literature. PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America (2021)

Julie Singer

literaturefrenchcomparative literaturefrench languagefetal personhoodfrench civilizationliterary criticismmedieval french literature

How the Vida of Guilhem De Cabestanh ‘Quasi Tutta Si Disfece’ (Decameron IV,9). The Decameron. Fourth Day in Perspective (Lectura Boccaccii IV), ed. Michael Sherberg (2021)

classicsmodern literaturelatin literatureliterary historydecameron iv,9comparative literatureliterary studiesancient philosophyethnohistory

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