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Haskins-Sponsored Session at the AHA

  • January 02, 2015
  • 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
  • Midtown Suite (New York Hilton, Fourth Floor)

How and Why Men Appropriate Depictions of Violent Women

Chair:
Daniel Kelly, St. John's University
Papers:
Ancient Paragons and Contemporary Corruptions: Depictions of Female Aggression in Late Anglo-Saxon England
Tracey-Anne Cooper, St. John's University
Anxiety and Approbation in Twelfth-Century Chronicler’s Writings on Queenly Leadership and Aggression
Christine Senecal, Shippensburg University
Naturally Unsuited or Appropriately Virile: Thirteenth-Century Francophone Views of Violent Women
Katrin Sjursen, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
Comment:
Valerie Eads, School of the Visual Arts
Chair:
Daniel Kelly, St. John's University
Papers:
Ancient Paragons and Contemporary Corruptions: Depictions of Female Aggression in Late Anglo-Saxon England
Tracey-Anne Cooper, St. John's University
Anxiety and Approbation in Twelfth-Century Chronicler’s Writings on Queenly Leadership and Aggression
Christine Senecal, Shippensburg University
Naturally Unsuited or Appropriately Virile: Thirteenth-Century Francophone Views of Violent Women
Katrin Sjursen, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
Comment:
Valerie Eads, School of the Visual Arts
 
Chair:
Daniel Kelly, St. John's University
Papers:
Ancient Paragons and Contemporary Corruptions: Depictions of Female Aggression in Late Anglo-Saxon England
Tracey-Anne Cooper, St. John's University
Anxiety and Approbation in Twelfth-Century Chronicler’s Writings on Queenly Leadership and Aggression
Christine Senecal, Shippensburg University
Naturally Unsuited or Appropriately Virile: Thirteenth-Century Francophone Views of Violent Women
Katrin Sjursen, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
Comment:
Valerie Eads, School of the Visual Arts
 
and Why Men Appropriate Depictions of Violent Women



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