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Comitatus

A Journal of Medieval and Renaissance Studies

Comitatus, the graduate journal sponsored by the UCLA Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, is now in its fortieth year of publishing articles by new scholars working in any field of the Middle Ages or Renaissance. The annual journal is distributed internationally to libraries and individuals; volume 40 (2009) is currently available.

Submissions to volume 41 (2010) are due 1 February 2010.
Click here for submission guidelines.

Search volumes 1–32 online at http://repositories.cdlib.org/cmrs/comitatus/.

A subscription to Comitatus is $30 annually, plus $3.00 domestic surface mail postage and $7.00 international.

Please direct questions about submissions or subscriptions to:
Blair Sullivan
310-825-1537
sullivan@humnet.ucla.edu

Volume 40 (2009)

Editor: Edward McCormick Schoolman (History)

Editorial Board: James Fishburne (Art History), Ian Hoch (English), Katherine McCloone (Comparative Literature), Emily Runde (English), Sara Torres (English), Antonio Zaldavar (History), Davide Zori (Archaeology)

Managing Editor: Blair Sullivan (CMRS)

  • Articles:
    • “Enacting Ties That Bind: Oath-Making vs. Oath-Taking in the Finnsburg ‘Episode,’” KERI WOLF
    • “The Perception of Anglo-Norman Modernity and the Conquest of Ireland,” PETER W. SPOSATO
    • “Fertility Control and Society in Medieval Europe,” CHRISTINE MCCANN
    • “Medieval Optimism and a Sober Renaissance: A Comparison of the Anthropology of John Scottus Eriugena and Marsilio Ficino,” JAMES BRYSON
    • “Multilingual Translation and Multiple Knowledge(s) in Alfonso X’s Libro de la ochava estera (1276),” BELÉN BISTUÉ
    • “Juan Ruiz’s Lenten Dream of Gluttony: Don Carnal, Doña Quaresma, and Oneiric Structure in the Libro de buen amor,” KEVIN R. POOLE
    • “Translatio Studii in Joan Boscán’s Cortesano and Charles V’s Performance of Sprezzatura,” KEITH DAVID HOWARD
    • “Remaking Matrimony: Raphael and Perugino’s Innovative Portrayals of the Marriage of the Virgin,” ANNA DRUMMOND
    • “Il re Torrismondo: Tasso’s Tragedy of Errors,” MORTEN BARTNÆS
    • “The Case of the Crying Bride: Gossip Letters about the Wedding of Frances Coke,” EMILY ROSS
  • Review Article
    “Lordship, Liberty, and Liberties in Medieval Europe,” HELEN MCMANUS
  • Reviews

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