What follows is by no means a comprehensive list of what is available on the Web, and I do not vouch for the accuracy of them all. The most reliable sites are those maintained by universities, programs affiliated with universities, and individuals affiliated with universities. However, there are many sites maintained by individuals (many are members of the Society for Creative Anachronism, and have wonderfully obscure specialties in medieval material culture) that are worth visiting because they have been meticulously researched and judiciously presented. I've listed sites by the themes which correspond to my medieval survey syllabus (graduate and undergraduate), but also include a miscellaneous category and a general research category.
If any of the sites below change their URL or disappear, please drop me a line at kakelly@lynx.neu.edu. And, of course, I'm always looking for new sites or overlooked sites to add.
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Defining the Middle Ages
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Lyrics, Medieval and Modern
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Beyond Europe: Maps and Travel Literature |
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Love and Romance Andreas Capellanus @ Harvard's Chaucer page (plus the rest of the Canterbury Tales) Boethius, Consolation of Philosophy @ the University of Virginia
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Arthurian Romance: Text, Art, and Film note: we're using Vinaver's edition based on the Winchester Manuscript |
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The Idea of History history links @ Harvard's Chaucer Page
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What other medievalists are doing in class |
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