Edited by Valerie B. Johnson & Renée Ward
Introduction
Valerie B. Johnson & Renée Ward
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Key Terms: Introduction, YWiM 37
“It’s Definitely Green-ish”: Co-Disciplinarity, Verdigris, and Vegetal Time in David Lowery’s 2021 The Green Knight
Chelsea Keane
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Key Terms: The Green Knight (2021) cluster; Co-disciplinarity
Like Nothing: Lingua and The Green Knight
A. Arwen Taylor
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Key Terms: The Green Knight (2021) cluster; Lingua
The Place of the Middle in The Green Knight
Rob Brown
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Key Terms: The Green Knight (2021) cluster; Middle
Interior and Exterior Journeys: Simulacrum in The Green Knight (2021)
Sarah J. Sprouse
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Key Terms: The Green Knight (2021) cluster; Simulacrum
Spectacle and Cyclicality in The Green Knight
Megan B. Abrahamson
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Key Terms: The Green Knight (2021) cluster; Spectacle
“Green Shall Spread Over All”: Transference and The Green Knight as Eco-Horror
Emily A. Price
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Key Terms: The Green Knight (2021) cluster; Transference
“Essel and the Lady: Troubadourian Duality in David Lowery’s The Green Knight as Eco-Horror
Annie Doucet
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Key Terms: The Green Knight (2021) cluster; Troubadour
“St. Winifred’s Ghost and the Imagined Medieval of The Green Knight
Molly Martin
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Key Terms: The Green Knight (2021); St. Winifred; hagiography
“Direct and Indirect Validation in Green Dante/Green Virgil #1
Karl Fugelso
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Key Terms: Green Dante/Green Virgil; Gustave Doré; Dante
Places, History, and Cultural Heritage: Place Names and Setting of 21st Century Filmic Adaptations of the Nibelung Myth
Nadine Hufnagel
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Key Terms: Nibelung Myth; Die Nibelungen (2004); Siegfried (2005); Die Jagd nach dem Schatz der Nibelungen (2008)
“You need to remember the bad **** as well:” Playing with Serious History in Anglo-Saxon and Viking Reenactment and Living History
John Sandy-Hindmarch
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Key Terms: Reenactment; living history; experiential research
