St. Genevieve in the Revolution : Sylvain Maréchal’s Counter-History by Sheila Delany

“….), won the first Labarge Prize awarded by the Society of Canadian Medievalists for best book in medieval studies. Her new book, published by University of Alberta Press, is an annotated translation of Maréchal’s Nouvelle légende dorée, extending her work in medieval hagiography and her lifelong interest in revolutionary history.…”
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Témoignage d’un lecteur de la revue depuis 1977 by Thierry Courtin

“…I have therefore chosen a few major themes, ranging from medieval studies to poetry, art, philosophy, etc. and highlight their erudition, relevance and interest for a Germanist or a Germanophile of today.…”
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Medieval Glosses as a Test Subject for the Building of Tools for Digital Critical Editions by Emmanuelle Kuhry

“…In this article, I document my approach to editing a digital corpus of philosophical glosses, and explain the tools I am using and customizing to make available to a larger public of digital scholarly editors, especially in the field of medieval studies.…”
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Les médiévistes et l’histoire des femmes et du genre : douze ans de recherche by Didier Lett, Camille Noûs

“…This is welcomed for the future of medieval studies.…”
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Ansanus “the Baptizer” and the Problem of Siena’s Non-Existent Early Episcopacy (c. 1100–1600) by Carol A. Anderson

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Rec. ad op.: Kuzembayuly A., Abil’ E., Alibek T. The Siberian ulus and Kazakhs: Problems of ethnic continuity and historical memory by Maslyuzhenko D.N.

“…The third chapter raises issues of the prehistory of the Siberian ulus, with special attention given to the ulus of Taibugi, the study of whose descendants has recently taken the lead in Kazakh medieval studies. The fourth chapter is devoted to the history of the Siberian ulus, divided into separate stages (13th–14th centuries, the period of the collapse of the Golden Horde, the Siberian Khanate). …”
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