ANGELA JANE WEISL is Professor of English and Chair of the English Department at Seton Hall University. ROBERT SQUILLACE is a Clinical Professor in Arts, Text, and Media and Educational Technology Liaison at New York University's School of Liberal Studies. Matthias D. Berger holds a PhD in English from the University of Bern and is currently training to be a teacher. ANNA CZARNOWUS is a Professor at the University of Silesia in Katowice. ANDREW B.R. ELLIOTT is Senior Lecturer in Media and Cultural Studies, University of Lincoln. ROBERT SQUILLACE is a Clinical Professor in Arts, Text, and Media and Educational Technology Liaison at New York University's School of Liberal Studies. MINJIE SU is a Marie Curie Research Fellow at the Department of Linguistics and Scandinavian Studies at the University of Oslo. ANGELA JANE WEISL is Professor of English and Chair of the English Department at Seton Hall University.

L'ouvrage inclut un index bienvenu, même si les sujets très vastes abordés tout au long des différents chapitres ne permettent finalement qu'assez peu de croisement des thèmes abordés. L'on notera toutefois que les différents auteurs font l'effort de tisser des liens notionnels entre plusieurs chapitres, ce qui permet d'approfondir la lecture en dépassant la simple juxtaposition d'études ponctuelles. "(The book includes a welcome index, even though the broad topics addressed across the various chapters ultimately allow for relatively little thematic crossover. Nonetheless, it is worth noting that the different authors make an effort to weave conceptual connections between several chapters, enabling a deeper reading that moves beyond the mere juxtaposition of isolated case studies.)

• Introduction: Medievalisms: Local Spaces and Global GeographiesPart I: Local Spaces1. Metamorphosis Metamorphosed: Fox Daemon, (Anti-)Colonialism, and Global Medievalism in Ken Liu's 'Good Hunting' - Minjie Su2. The Medievalist Simulacra of Kafka's The Castle in Graphic Adaptations - Elizabeth Allyn Woock3. Mangaesque Knights: Japan's Path to Global Medievalism - Maxime Danesin & Manuel Hernández-Pérez4. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly in Maurice Gee's The O Trilogy - Anna Czarnowus5. Trading a Bow for a Machine Gun: Robin Hoods, Nationalism and the Personas of Philippine Politics - Stefanie Matabang6. Tropical Templars? Medievalism and Pseudohistory in Brazil's Largest City - Luiz Guerra7. Plague Temporality and Chronicle in Camus's La peste - Sara Torres8. The Griot in Sunjata: A Paradigmatic Herald of an Afrofuturistic Messianic Age - Joseph Osei-Bonsu9. Toward a Place-Based, North Pacific Medieval Studies: Medievalism, Pedagogy, Indigeneity - Daniel T. Kline Part II: Global Geographies 10. Revolt: "Peasants" and Protest in the Twenty-First Century - Matthias D. Berger11. "Taking a Step Back into the Thirteenth Century": Reading the Globe through a Medieval Lens: In the Footsteps of Marco Polo - Kara L. McShane12. A Pinch of Flour, a Cup of Tall Tales, and one Khaleesi: Getting Medieval Across Time and Space - Meriem Pagès13. The Boys Are Back in Town: Capital One's Propagandic Commercials for Alt-Right Nostalgic Imperialism - Carol Robinson14. Memes, Covid-19, and Global Medievalism - Andrew B.R. Elliott15. Dichotomies of Arthurian Medievalism: Dismantling and Reinforcing the Status Quo - Rachael Warmington16. Thor versus Juracán: Premodern Storm Gods and Goddesses in Popular Culture - Marian E. Polhill17. Geo-mapping the In-Betweens: Medieval Daoist Correlatives in Pokémon Go - Anne Giblin Gedacht18. Worldbuilding Dungeons and Befriending Dragons: How the Global TTRPG Community Combats Western Hegemony - Miranda Hajduk19. Marrying Medievalism, Post-Apocalypse, and the Global in Digital Games - Emily Price List of ContributorsIndex

ANGELA JANE WEISL is Professor of English and Chair of the English Department at Seton Hall University. ROBERT SQUILLACE is a Clinical Professor in Arts, Text, and Media and Educational Technology Liaison at New York University's School of Liberal Studies. Matthias D. Berger holds a PhD in English from the University of Bern and is currently training to be a teacher. ANNA CZARNOWUS is a Professor at the University of Silesia in Katowice. ANDREW B.R. ELLIOTT is Senior Lecturer in Media and Cultural Studies, University of Lincoln. ROBERT SQUILLACE is a Clinical Professor in Arts, Text, and Media and Educational Technology Liaison at New York University's School of Liberal Studies. MINJIE SU is a Marie Curie Research Fellow at the Department of Linguistics and Scandinavian Studies at the University of Oslo. ANGELA JANE WEISL is Professor of English and Chair of the English Department at Seton Hall University.

L'ouvrage inclut un index bienvenu, même si les sujets très vastes abordés tout au long des différents chapitres ne permettent finalement qu'assez peu de croisement des thèmes abordés. L'on notera toutefois que les différents auteurs font l'effort de tisser des liens notionnels entre plusieurs chapitres, ce qui permet d'approfondir la lecture en dépassant la simple juxtaposition d'études ponctuelles. "(The book includes a welcome index, even though the broad topics addressed across the various chapters ultimately allow for relatively little thematic crossover. Nonetheless, it is worth noting that the different authors make an effort to weave conceptual connections between several chapters, enabling a deeper reading that moves beyond the mere juxtaposition of isolated case studies.)

• Introduction: Medievalisms: Local Spaces and Global GeographiesPart I: Local Spaces1. Metamorphosis Metamorphosed: Fox Daemon, (Anti-)Colonialism, and Global Medievalism in Ken Liu's 'Good Hunting' - Minjie Su2. The Medievalist Simulacra of Kafka's The Castle in Graphic Adaptations - Elizabeth Allyn Woock3. Mangaesque Knights: Japan's Path to Global Medievalism - Maxime Danesin & Manuel Hernández-Pérez4. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly in Maurice Gee's The O Trilogy - Anna Czarnowus5. Trading a Bow for a Machine Gun: Robin Hoods, Nationalism and the Personas of Philippine Politics - Stefanie Matabang6. Tropical Templars? Medievalism and Pseudohistory in Brazil's Largest City - Luiz Guerra7. Plague Temporality and Chronicle in Camus's La peste - Sara Torres8. The Griot in Sunjata: A Paradigmatic Herald of an Afrofuturistic Messianic Age - Joseph Osei-Bonsu9. Toward a Place-Based, North Pacific Medieval Studies: Medievalism, Pedagogy, Indigeneity - Daniel T. Kline Part II: Global Geographies 10. Revolt: "Peasants" and Protest in the Twenty-First Century - Matthias D. Berger11. "Taking a Step Back into the Thirteenth Century": Reading the Globe through a Medieval Lens: In the Footsteps of Marco Polo - Kara L. McShane12. A Pinch of Flour, a Cup of Tall Tales, and one Khaleesi: Getting Medieval Across Time and Space - Meriem Pagès13. The Boys Are Back in Town: Capital One's Propagandic Commercials for Alt-Right Nostalgic Imperialism - Carol Robinson14. Memes, Covid-19, and Global Medievalism - Andrew B.R. Elliott15. Dichotomies of Arthurian Medievalism: Dismantling and Reinforcing the Status Quo - Rachael Warmington16. Thor versus Juracán: Premodern Storm Gods and Goddesses in Popular Culture - Marian E. Polhill17. Geo-mapping the In-Betweens: Medieval Daoist Correlatives in Pokémon Go - Anne Giblin Gedacht18. Worldbuilding Dungeons and Befriending Dragons: How the Global TTRPG Community Combats Western Hegemony - Miranda Hajduk19. Marrying Medievalism, Post-Apocalypse, and the Global in Digital Games - Emily Price List of ContributorsIndex

ANGELA JANE WEISL is Professor of English and Chair of the English Department at Seton Hall University. ROBERT SQUILLACE is a Clinical Professor in Arts, Text, and Media and Educational Technology Liaison at New York University's School of Liberal Studies. Matthias D. Berger holds a PhD in English from the University of Bern and is currently training to be a teacher. ANNA CZARNOWUS is a Professor at the University of Silesia in Katowice. ANDREW B.R. ELLIOTT is Senior Lecturer in Media and Cultural Studies, University of Lincoln. ROBERT SQUILLACE is a Clinical Professor in Arts, Text, and Media and Educational Technology Liaison at New York University's School of Liberal Studies. MINJIE SU is a Marie Curie Research Fellow at the Department of Linguistics and Scandinavian Studies at the University of Oslo. ANGELA JANE WEISL is Professor of English and Chair of the English Department at Seton Hall University.

L'ouvrage inclut un index bienvenu, même si les sujets très vastes abordés tout au long des différents chapitres ne permettent finalement qu'assez peu de croisement des thèmes abordés. L'on notera toutefois que les différents auteurs font l'effort de tisser des liens notionnels entre plusieurs chapitres, ce qui permet d'approfondir la lecture en dépassant la simple juxtaposition d'études ponctuelles. "(The book includes a welcome index, even though the broad topics addressed across the various chapters ultimately allow for relatively little thematic crossover. Nonetheless, it is worth noting that the different authors make an effort to weave conceptual connections between several chapters, enabling a deeper reading that moves beyond the mere juxtaposition of isolated case studies.)

• Introduction: Medievalisms: Local Spaces and Global GeographiesPart I: Local Spaces1. Metamorphosis Metamorphosed: Fox Daemon, (Anti-)Colonialism, and Global Medievalism in Ken Liu's 'Good Hunting' - Minjie Su2. The Medievalist Simulacra of Kafka's The Castle in Graphic Adaptations - Elizabeth Allyn Woock3. Mangaesque Knights: Japan's Path to Global Medievalism - Maxime Danesin & Manuel Hernández-Pérez4. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly in Maurice Gee's The O Trilogy - Anna Czarnowus5. Trading a Bow for a Machine Gun: Robin Hoods, Nationalism and the Personas of Philippine Politics - Stefanie Matabang6. Tropical Templars? Medievalism and Pseudohistory in Brazil's Largest City - Luiz Guerra7. Plague Temporality and Chronicle in Camus's La peste - Sara Torres8. The Griot in Sunjata: A Paradigmatic Herald of an Afrofuturistic Messianic Age - Joseph Osei-Bonsu9. Toward a Place-Based, North Pacific Medieval Studies: Medievalism, Pedagogy, Indigeneity - Daniel T. Kline Part II: Global Geographies 10. Revolt: "Peasants" and Protest in the Twenty-First Century - Matthias D. Berger11. "Taking a Step Back into the Thirteenth Century": Reading the Globe through a Medieval Lens: In the Footsteps of Marco Polo - Kara L. McShane12. A Pinch of Flour, a Cup of Tall Tales, and one Khaleesi: Getting Medieval Across Time and Space - Meriem Pagès13. The Boys Are Back in Town: Capital One's Propagandic Commercials for Alt-Right Nostalgic Imperialism - Carol Robinson14. Memes, Covid-19, and Global Medievalism - Andrew B.R. Elliott15. Dichotomies of Arthurian Medievalism: Dismantling and Reinforcing the Status Quo - Rachael Warmington16. Thor versus Juracán: Premodern Storm Gods and Goddesses in Popular Culture - Marian E. Polhill17. Geo-mapping the In-Betweens: Medieval Daoist Correlatives in Pokémon Go - Anne Giblin Gedacht18. Worldbuilding Dungeons and Befriending Dragons: How the Global TTRPG Community Combats Western Hegemony - Miranda Hajduk19. Marrying Medievalism, Post-Apocalypse, and the Global in Digital Games - Emily Price List of ContributorsIndex