Ammiel Alcalay, Comparative Literature, English
Hebrew and Jewish literature of the Middle East, in its Islamic,
Levantine Arabic, and Israeli contexts
Allan W. Atlas, Music
Fifteenth-century Italian music
David Berger, History
Medieval Jewish history
Glenn Burger, English
Medieval and Scottish literature, Chaucer,
medieval cultural studies, medieval east/west relations,
medieval women's writing
William W. Clark, Art History
Medieval art and architecture
Ottavio DiCamillo, Hispanic and Luso-Brazilian Literatures
Middle Ages, Renaissance Humanism, textual Bibliography
and Theory
Giuseppe DiScipio, Comparative Literature,
French
Dante, Italian medieval folklore
Jerrilyn Dodds,
Architecture; Art
Medieval Islamic art and architecture; Hispanic and Colonial art and
architecture;
exchange theory
David Greetham, English
Interdisciplinary textual theory; scholarly editing; paleography,
codicology, and bibliography; medieval English literature
Cynthia Hahn, Art History
Early Christian and Byzantine Art: Islamic Art; hagiography
Barbara Hanning, Music.
Late-Renaissance; early Baroque; opera
Thomas F. Head, History
Medieval ecceiastical history; cults and relics of the saints;
hagiography.
Eric Ivison,
History
Medieval Europe; Byzantium; historical archaeology
Steven F. Kruger, English
Later Middle Ages, including Chaucer; dream vision and theory;
Middle English literature;
queer theory and lesbian/gay studies.
Isaías Lerner, Hispanic and Luso-Brazilian Literatures.
Cervantes, Epic and Lyric Poetry of the Renaissance
History of the Spanish Language
Catherine A. McKenna
(Emerita), Comparative Literature, English
Medieval Irish and Welsh languages and literatures
Alex Orenstein, Philosophy
Logic, metaphysics, philosophy of logic and
of language
Michael G. Sargent, English.
Middle English language and literature; textual criticism;
contemplative and devotional
literature and the Carthusian Order.
Francesca Sautman, French
Medieval and 16th-Century Literature
and Ethnology,
Francophone African Literature,
Cultural Studies, Gender Studies,
Queer Theory
Peter
Simpson, Philosophy, Classics
Ancient and medieval philosophy; moral and political philosophy
Anne Stone,
Music
Medieval music manuscripts, the "ars subtilior,"
medieval and Renaissance notation, cultural history of
music writing, relationship of song to late-medieval poetic
subjectivity and autobiography
Andrew Tomasello, Music.
Sacred music; 14th- and 15th-century polyphony;
manuscript studies
Scott D. Westrem, Comparative Literature, English.
Travel narratives, geographical treatises, and maps produced between
1100 and 1450,
especially the influence of competing "images of the world"
on the production of
imaginary fiction; Germanic languages, including Old Norse;
Middle English literature,
especially Chaucer, Gower, and the Pearl-poet;
codicology and issues related to editing
manuscripts.
E. Gordon Whatley, English
Old English literature, medieval English and Latin hagiography;
Arthurian literature.