UCLA Center for Medieval & Renaissance Studies

UCLA Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies

Comitatus

A Journal of Medieval and Renaissance Studies

Comitatus, the graduate journal sponsored by the UCLA Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, publishes articles by new scholars working in any field of the Middle Ages or Renaissance. The annual journal is distributed internationally to libraries and individuals. Beginning with volume 43 (2012), Comitatus will be part of the Project MUSE online collection.

Submissions to volume 44 (2013) are due 1 February 2013.
Click here for submission guidelines.

Search volumes 1–32 online at http://repositories.cdlib.org/cmrs/comitatus/.

A subscription to Comitatus is $30 annually, plus $3.00 domestic surface mail postage and $7.00 international.

Please direct questions about submissions or subscriptions to:
Blair Sullivan
310-825-1537
sullivan@humnet.ucla.edu

Volume 43 (2012)

Editor: Antonio Zaldivar

Editorial Board: Jorge Arias (History), Marine Aykazyan (French and Francophone Studies), James Fishburne (Art History), Christine Gottlieb (English), Maya Maskarinec (History), Holly Moyer (English), Kathryn Renton (History), Chip Robinson (Scandinavian), Emily Runde (English), Michael Weinberg (Spanish and Portuguese)

Managing Editor: Blair Sullivan (CMRS)

Articles:

Lisa Boutin, “Passive Virtue and Active Valor: Carpaccio’s Two Ladies on an Altana above a Hunt”
Guy Carney, “Poetry, Theft, and Divine Creation in Inferno XXIV–XXV”
Sarah Dillon, “Trecento Devotion and Visuality: A Reliquary Panel by Tommaso Modena”
Marcel Elias, “The Case of Anger in The Siege of Milan and The King of Tars”
Ivan Ignatov, “The Validity of Russian Exceptionalism: Assessing Theories of Power and Lordship in the High Middle Ages”
Christina Landis, “Hwearflacra hrœr: Line 34a of the Finnsburgh Fragment”
Robert Yusef Rabiee, “Rhetoric of Hypocrisy: The Pardoner’s Reproduction in His Critics”
Luciano José Vianna, “The Use of the Past in the Crown of Aragon: The MS 1 of the Library of the Universitat de Barcelona”

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