Professor Christine M. Neufeld, Professor at Eastern Michigan University's Department of English Language and Literature, received her PhD. from McGill University. Her scholarship has appeared in FMLS, Philological Quarterly, Oral Tradition, Arthuriana,The Year's Work in Medievalism, MMLA, as well as several edited collections.

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• Introduction: From Unruly Tongues to Avid EarsChapter One: The Philosopher and the ShrewChapter Two: "Dame, Let Be Thy Din"Chapter Three: Gathering the GossipsChapter Four: Riotous Voices and God’s EarChapter Five: Following Echo

Professor Christine M. Neufeld, Professor at Eastern Michigan University's Department of English Language and Literature, received her PhD. from McGill University. Her scholarship has appeared in FMLS, Philological Quarterly, Oral Tradition, Arthuriana,The Year's Work in Medievalism, MMLA, as well as several edited collections.

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• Introduction: From Unruly Tongues to Avid EarsChapter One: The Philosopher and the ShrewChapter Two: "Dame, Let Be Thy Din"Chapter Three: Gathering the GossipsChapter Four: Riotous Voices and God’s EarChapter Five: Following Echo

Professor Christine M. Neufeld, Professor at Eastern Michigan University's Department of English Language and Literature, received her PhD. from McGill University. Her scholarship has appeared in FMLS, Philological Quarterly, Oral Tradition, Arthuriana,The Year's Work in Medievalism, MMLA, as well as several edited collections.

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• Introduction: From Unruly Tongues to Avid EarsChapter One: The Philosopher and the ShrewChapter Two: "Dame, Let Be Thy Din"Chapter Three: Gathering the GossipsChapter Four: Riotous Voices and God’s EarChapter Five: Following Echo