NOAH D. GUYNN is Professor of French and Comparative Literature at the University of California, Davis. NOAH D. GUYNN is Professor of French and Comparative Literature at the University of California, Davis. DEBORAH McGRADY is Professor of French at the University of Virginia and Director of the Medieval Studies Program. Rosalind Brown-Grant is Professor of Late Medieval French Literature at the University of Leeds.

A rich and challenging collection, of interest to linguists and historians alike.

• Historicity, Violence, and the Medieval Francophone World: Mémoire Hystérisée - Noah D. GuynnHistoricity, Violence, and the Medieval Francophone World: Mémoire Hystérisée - Zrinka StahuljakViolence, History, and the Old French Epic of Revolt - Andrew CowellRhetoric, Providence, and Violence in Villehardouin's La conquête de Constantinople - Noah D. GuynnVice, Tyranny, Violence, and the Usurpation of Flanders (1071) in Flemish Historiography from 1093 to 1294 - Jeff RiderMarvelous Feats: Humor, Trickery, and Violence in the History of the Counts of Guines and Lords of Ardres of Lambert of Ardres - Leah ShopkowDismembered Borders and Treasonous Bodies in Anglo-Norman Historiography - Matthew FisherThe Good, the Bad, and the Beautiful: Violence in the Canso de la Crozada - Karen SullivanPolitical Violence and Sexual Violation in the Work of Benoît de Sainte-Maure - David RolloThe Sexuality of History: The Demise of Hugh Despenser, Roger Mortimer, and Richard II in Jean Le Bel, Jean Froissart, and Jean d'Outremeuse - Zrinka Stahuljak"Guerre ne sert que de tourment": Remembering War in the Poetic Correspondence of Charles d'Orléans - Deborah McGradyCommemorating the Chivalric Hero: Text, Image, Violence, and Memory in the Livre des faits de messire Jacques de Lalaing - Rosalind Brown-GrantComing Communities in Medieval Francophone Writing about the Orient - Simon Gaunt

NOAH D. GUYNN is Professor of French and Comparative Literature at the University of California, Davis. NOAH D. GUYNN is Professor of French and Comparative Literature at the University of California, Davis. DEBORAH McGRADY is Professor of French at the University of Virginia and Director of the Medieval Studies Program. Rosalind Brown-Grant is Professor of Late Medieval French Literature at the University of Leeds.

A rich and challenging collection, of interest to linguists and historians alike.

• Historicity, Violence, and the Medieval Francophone World: Mémoire Hystérisée - Noah D. GuynnHistoricity, Violence, and the Medieval Francophone World: Mémoire Hystérisée - Zrinka StahuljakViolence, History, and the Old French Epic of Revolt - Andrew CowellRhetoric, Providence, and Violence in Villehardouin's La conquête de Constantinople - Noah D. GuynnVice, Tyranny, Violence, and the Usurpation of Flanders (1071) in Flemish Historiography from 1093 to 1294 - Jeff RiderMarvelous Feats: Humor, Trickery, and Violence in the History of the Counts of Guines and Lords of Ardres of Lambert of Ardres - Leah ShopkowDismembered Borders and Treasonous Bodies in Anglo-Norman Historiography - Matthew FisherThe Good, the Bad, and the Beautiful: Violence in the Canso de la Crozada - Karen SullivanPolitical Violence and Sexual Violation in the Work of Benoît de Sainte-Maure - David RolloThe Sexuality of History: The Demise of Hugh Despenser, Roger Mortimer, and Richard II in Jean Le Bel, Jean Froissart, and Jean d'Outremeuse - Zrinka Stahuljak"Guerre ne sert que de tourment": Remembering War in the Poetic Correspondence of Charles d'Orléans - Deborah McGradyCommemorating the Chivalric Hero: Text, Image, Violence, and Memory in the Livre des faits de messire Jacques de Lalaing - Rosalind Brown-GrantComing Communities in Medieval Francophone Writing about the Orient - Simon Gaunt

NOAH D. GUYNN is Professor of French and Comparative Literature at the University of California, Davis. NOAH D. GUYNN is Professor of French and Comparative Literature at the University of California, Davis. DEBORAH McGRADY is Professor of French at the University of Virginia and Director of the Medieval Studies Program. Rosalind Brown-Grant is Professor of Late Medieval French Literature at the University of Leeds.

A rich and challenging collection, of interest to linguists and historians alike.

• Historicity, Violence, and the Medieval Francophone World: Mémoire Hystérisée - Noah D. GuynnHistoricity, Violence, and the Medieval Francophone World: Mémoire Hystérisée - Zrinka StahuljakViolence, History, and the Old French Epic of Revolt - Andrew CowellRhetoric, Providence, and Violence in Villehardouin's La conquête de Constantinople - Noah D. GuynnVice, Tyranny, Violence, and the Usurpation of Flanders (1071) in Flemish Historiography from 1093 to 1294 - Jeff RiderMarvelous Feats: Humor, Trickery, and Violence in the History of the Counts of Guines and Lords of Ardres of Lambert of Ardres - Leah ShopkowDismembered Borders and Treasonous Bodies in Anglo-Norman Historiography - Matthew FisherThe Good, the Bad, and the Beautiful: Violence in the Canso de la Crozada - Karen SullivanPolitical Violence and Sexual Violation in the Work of Benoît de Sainte-Maure - David RolloThe Sexuality of History: The Demise of Hugh Despenser, Roger Mortimer, and Richard II in Jean Le Bel, Jean Froissart, and Jean d'Outremeuse - Zrinka Stahuljak"Guerre ne sert que de tourment": Remembering War in the Poetic Correspondence of Charles d'Orléans - Deborah McGradyCommemorating the Chivalric Hero: Text, Image, Violence, and Memory in the Livre des faits de messire Jacques de Lalaing - Rosalind Brown-GrantComing Communities in Medieval Francophone Writing about the Orient - Simon Gaunt