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a digital publication of the Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies

Welcome to The Sundial

Welcome to The Sundial

a digital publication of the Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies

Aug 16

Motherhood Interrupted: Borders, Bodies, and Chaucer’s Griselda

Motherhood Interrupted: Borders, Bodies, and Chaucer’s Griselda

by Kate Koppelman | According to a recent court filing by the ACLU, close to 1,000 migrant children have been taken from their parents…

Sep 3

Shakespeare and Your Mountainish Inhumanity

Shakespeare and Your Mountainish Inhumanity

by Ruben Espinosa | The privately funded border wall erected along a half-mile of mountainous terrain on the U.S. Mexico border…

Aug 16

Speaking as the North

Speaking as the North

by Lowell Duckert | Upon realizing her (unintended) involvement in Desdemona’s tragic death, Emilia’s next lines burst forth…

Aug 16

Race, Affect, and the Olfactory

Race, Affect, and the Olfactory

by Carol Mejia LaPerle | Of the many nagging worries experienced by a newly migrated family-homesickness, financial concerns…

Aug 16

The “Sonic Color Line”: Shakespeare and the Canonization of Sexual Violence Against Black Men

The “Sonic Color Line”: Shakespeare and the Canonization of Sexual Violence Against Black Men

by David Sterling Brown | How do black males scream for centuries about their physical, psychological and emotional pain induced by…

Aug 16

Nashe’s Swimming Lessons

Nashe’s Swimming Lessons

by Steve Mentz | How might Thomas Nashe have learned to swim?

Aug 16

Making the Classics Our Contemporaries: The Urgent Appeal of Ivo van Hove’s Theatre

Making the Classics Our Contemporaries: The Urgent Appeal of Ivo van Hove’s Theatre

by Susan Bennett and Sonia Massai | Ivo van Hove has directed some of the most memorable theatrical productions of the classics, ancient…

Aug 16

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