Elizabeth Bryan
Associate Professor of English
Office: 70
Brown St., Rm. 302
Phone: (401) 863-3745
Courses '09-'10
Sem I:
• ENGL 0210F
- S01: Beowulf to Aphra Behn: The Earliest British Literatures -- CRN 14963
• ENGL 1360F
- S01: Quest, Vision, Diaspora: Medieval Journey Narratives -- CRN 14938
Sem II:
• ENGL
1310T - S01: Chaucer -- CRN 24963
• ENGL
2360G - S01: Medieval Manuscript Studies: Palaeography and Interpretation -- CRN 24980
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Degrees
Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania 1990
M.A.
University of Pennsylvania 1981
B.A. summa cum laude University of North
Carolina at Greensboro 1975
Research Interests
Medieval literatures in Old and
Middle English and paleography. Special interest in chronicles of Britain and
their narrative revisions from 1130 to 1600. Also interested in medieval
representations of women, and history of the book.
Professional
Accomplishments
Bryan is author of Collaborative Meaning in
Medieval Scribal Culture: the Otho La3amon (1999) and articles
on La3amon's Brut and the Middle English prose Brut
and on medieval manuscript evidence for reception. Edited a special issue of
Arthuriana summer 2000.
