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Stephen Nichols

Professor Emeritus

Johns Hopkins University

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Humanities

Department of Modern Languages and Literatures

Krieger School of Arts and Sciences

Humanities

Stephen Nichols is currently serving as a Modern Languages And Literatures Professor Emeritus at Johns Hopkins University.

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Johns Hopkins University

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literature cultural history literary history literary studies french literary criticism historical scholarship literary theory history french history historiography poetics textual practice narrative french studies interdisciplinary history aesthetics historical methodology french language art theory vocal music historical review modern literature historical analysis historical reassessment linguistics digital humanities archival research digital scholarship scholarly communication religious symbol archaeology french civilization narrative representation cultural texts architectural history comparative analysis medieval manuscripts heritage studies postcolonial writing sensory science artifact evaluation humor detection historical evidence symbolic linguistic representation musical analysis historical reconstruction library collections task force high middle ages reading research cultural heritage museology thanatology feminist perspectives electronic publishing global english chinese culture philosophical inquiry cultural impact higher education management argumentation analysis public debate canadian literature medieval senses medieval illuminators formulaic diction thematic composition silo model medieval examples jewish philosophy erich auerbach pierre remiet lifeless art dynamic reading medieval history

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: Perceptions of Medieval Manuscripts: The Phenomenal Book. Speculum (2024)

Stephen G. Nichols

historymedieval manuscriptsnarrativehistorical evidenceliteratureliterary criticismclassics

Ethical Criticism and Medieval Literature:. University of California Press eBooks (2023)

Stephen G. Nichols

medieval literatureethicsethical criticismliterature

Animal Skins and the Reading Self in Medieval Latin and French Bestiaries by Sarah Kay. Digital philology (2021)

Stephen G. Nichols

reading selfsarah kaycomparative literaturefrench bestiariesmedieval latin

Sarah Kay, Animal Skins and the Reading Self in Medieval Latin and French Bestiaries. Chicago and London: University of Chicago Press, 2017. Pp. XV, 203; Many Color Plates and Black-And-White Figures. $49. Isbn: 978-0-2264-3673-9.. Speculum (2021)

Stephen G. Nichols

historylatinmedieval latinfrenchcultural history

The Songs of Bernart De Ventadorn. (2017)

Stephen G. NicholsJohn A. GalmA. Bartlett Giamatti

musiccultural studiesculture

Nathaniel E. Dubin, Trans., With an Introduction by R. Howard Bloch, the Fabliaux: A New Verse Translation. New York: Liveright, a Division of W. W. Norton, 2013. Pp. XXXIV, 982; 1 Map. $29.95. Isbn: 978-0-87140-357-5.. Speculum (2016)

Stephen G. Nichols

frenchtranslation studiesliterature

Dynamic Reading of Medieval Manuscripts. Florilegium (2015)

Stephen G. Nichols

medieval manuscriptsdigital humanitiesreading researchliteraturehistorical methodologydynamic reading

Seeing Voices: On Reading Troubadour Poetry. University of Pennsylvania Press (2015)

literary studiespoetrypoeticsliteratureliterary criticism

The Generative Function of Chant and RéCit in Old French Epic. Indiana Magazine of History (Indiana University) (2015)

french historyvocal musicphilosophy of musicfrenchpoeticsliterary historyhistorical scholarshipcultural history

Mutable Stability: The Paradox of Reading & Copying Medieval Literature. Between Stability and Transformation (2013)

literary studiesinterdisciplinary historyliterary historyhistorical transitionliteratureliterary theoryliterary criticism

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Stephen Nichols

Professor Emeritus

Johns Hopkins University

Affiliations

Humanities

Department of Modern Languages and Literatures

Krieger School of Arts and Sciences

Humanities

Stephen Nichols is currently serving as a Modern Languages And Literatures Professor Emeritus at Johns Hopkins University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Stephen Nichols

Johns Hopkins University

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

: Perceptions of Medieval Manuscripts: The Phenomenal Book. Speculum (2024)

Stephen G. Nichols

historymedieval manuscriptsnarrativehistorical evidenceliteratureliterary criticismclassics

Ethical Criticism and Medieval Literature:. University of California Press eBooks (2023)

Stephen G. Nichols

medieval literatureethicsethical criticismliterature

Animal Skins and the Reading Self in Medieval Latin and French Bestiaries by Sarah Kay. Digital philology (2021)

Stephen G. Nichols

reading selfsarah kaycomparative literaturefrench bestiariesmedieval latin

Stephen G. Nichols

historylatinmedieval latinfrenchcultural history

The Songs of Bernart De Ventadorn. (2017)

Stephen G. NicholsJohn A. GalmA. Bartlett Giamatti

musiccultural studiesculture

Stephen G. Nichols

frenchtranslation studiesliterature

Dynamic Reading of Medieval Manuscripts. Florilegium (2015)

Stephen G. Nichols

medieval manuscriptsdigital humanitiesreading researchliteraturehistorical methodologydynamic reading

Seeing Voices: On Reading Troubadour Poetry. University of Pennsylvania Press (2015)

literary studiespoetrypoeticsliteratureliterary criticism

The Generative Function of Chant and RéCit in Old French Epic. Indiana Magazine of History (Indiana University) (2015)

french historyvocal musicphilosophy of musicfrenchpoeticsliterary historyhistorical scholarshipcultural history

Mutable Stability: The Paradox of Reading & Copying Medieval Literature. Between Stability and Transformation (2013)

literary studiesinterdisciplinary historyliterary historyhistorical transitionliteratureliterary theoryliterary criticism

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3
4
5
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10 / page