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Teaching Rape in the Medieval Literature Classroom

Approaches to Difficult Texts
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 2018


Bibliographic data

Edition
1/2018
Copyright Year
2018
ISBN-Print
978-1-64189-032-8
ISBN-Online
978-1-64189-033-5
Publisher
Arc Humanities Press, Yorkshire
Series
Teaching the Middle Ages
Language
English
Pages
228
Product Type
Edited Book

Table of contents

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    1. Table of Contents No access
    2. Acknowledgements No access
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  2. Authors:
    1. Sexual Violence and Saints’ Lives No access
    2. Back to the Future: Rereading Contemporary Perspectives on Rape as “Medieval”34 No access
    3. Works Cited No access
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    1. Clearly Defining Rape No access
    2. The Victim Herself: Characterological Judgments, Victim-Blaming, Precipitating Factors No access
    3. Bystander Theory No access
    4. Conclusion No access
    5. Works Cited No access
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    1. Introduction No access
    2. Institutional Background No access
      1. Boys Will Be Boys: The Inevitability/Naturalness of Patriarchy No access
      2. #NotAllMen No access
    3. Conclusion No access
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    1. The Tenth Aventiure No access
    2. Reading the Tenth Adventure No access
    3. From Bystanders to Upstanders No access
    4. Conclusion No access
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    6. Web Resources No access
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    1. Day One No access
    2. Day Two No access
    3. Teaching Outcomes No access
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    1. The Problem of False Allegations No access
    2. The Outlines of the Potiphar’s Wife Motif No access
    3. Literature as a Tool for Truthfulness No access
    4. Works Cited No access
  10. Authors:
    1. Teaching “Lanval” in Brit Lit I No access
    2. Teaching the Lais in Medieval Lit No access
    3. Works Cited No access
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    1. Works Cited No access
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    1. Medieval Literature in the Gen Eds: A Pedagogical Note No access
    2. Seeing through Gray: Positive Consent as Interpretive Aid No access
      1. Launcelot’s Rape: Man vs. Narrative No access
    3. Launcelot’s Reaction: Placing Blame No access
      1. Perion’s Rape: Short, then Silent No access
    4. Illuminating Contexts, Interpretive Frameworks No access
    5. Context Applied: Understanding Perion’s Silence No access
    6. Concluding Thoughts No access
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  15. Index No access Pages 211 - 218

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