Advisory Board
Emma Campbell
Reader in French Studies, University of Warwick, UK. Medieval French literature; manuscript studies; translation studies; modern philosophy and critical theory.
emma.campbell@warwick.ac.uk
Thelma Fenster
Professor Emerita of French, Fordham University. Christine de Pizan; Isotta Nogarola; French of England editions, translations, gender studies.
fenster@fordham.edu
Maryanne Kowaleski
FOE Website Coordinator
Joseph Fitzpatrick, S.J. Distinguished Professor of History and Medieval Studies, Fordham University. Towns and trade; women and family; maritime history; medieval England.
kowaleski@fordham.edu
Thomas O’Donnell
Associate Professor of English, Fordham University. Literature in Britain, France and the Low Countries, 950-1350; medieval Latin; religious and community writing; formalism; history of the book.
todonnell12@fordham.edu
Brian Reilly
Associate Professor of French, Fordham University. Old French language and literature; science and literature, French theory.
breilly17@fordham.edu
Hannah Weaver
Assistant Professor of English and Comparative Literature, Columbia University. French of England, multilingualism; manuscript studies; genre; historiography; history of the book.
hmw2147@columbia.edu
Jocelyn Wogan-Browne
Thomas F. X. and Theresa Mullarkey Chair of English, Emerita, Fordham University. Hagiography; medieval women’s literary culture; vernacular theory and practice; French of England; editions, translations.
woganbrowne@fordham.edu
Fordham Faculty
Susanne Hafner
Assistant Professor of German, Department of Modern Languages and Literatures and Director of the Center for Medieval Studies, Fordham University. Gender, Virgil in the Middle Ages.
hafner@fordham.edu
Nicholas Paul
Associate Professor of History, Fordham University. Crusades, the French of Outremer, medieval historiography of the crusades, memorial culture.
npaul@fordham.edu
Suzanne Yeager
Associate Professor of English and Medieval Studies, Fordham University. Crusade poetry, romance and chronicle, pilgrim culture, social identity.
yeager@fordham.edu
Associated Faculty
Christopher Baswell
Professor of English and Comparative Literature, Columbia University, and Anne Whitney Olin Professor of English, Barnard College. Vernacular paleography; classical culture in the Middle Ages; romans d’antiquité; cultural imagination of disability.
cbaswell@barnard.edu
Maria Dumas
Professor of Medieval European Literature, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Romance languages and literature.
mariadumas@filo.uba.ar
Catherine Hume
Lecturer in English, University of Bristol, UK. Biblical literature; Chaucer; medieval narrative; cultures of reading; medieval literature in English and French.
cathy.hume@bristol.ac.uk
Delbert Russell
Professor Emeritus of French, University of Waterloo, Canada. French-Canadian literature, medieval French language and literature, and bibliography.
drussell@uwaterloo.ca
Translators for FRETS (French of England Translation Series)
This series recognizes that the French literature of medieval England is a literature in its own right, worthy of translation and thus of the refreshed intercultural exchange and interliterary conversation that can exist only with difficulty, or not at all, without translation. FRETS provides distinguished volumes in translation for all interested readers, including but not restricted to scholars and students. FRETS represents a first articulated effort to bring to speakers of English a considerably fuller understanding of medieval English culture and literature (so much of which is in French) than that allowed by the very few well-known works of the French of England hitherto translated into English (such as Marie de France’s lais and the Chanson de Roland). For more information, see the Publication page for FRETS.
Prof. Marianne Ailes, University of Bristol, UK. marianne.Ailes@bristol.ac.uk
Prof. Christopher Baswell, Columbia and Barnard Universities. cbaswell@barnard.edu
Dr. Catherine Batt, University of Leeds, UK. C.J.Batt@leeds.ac.uk
Prof. Maureen Boulton, Emerita, University of Notre Dame. mboulton@nd.edu
Prof. Neil Cartlidge, Durham University, UK. n.m.r.cartlidge@durham.ac.uk
Prof. Nicole Clifton, Northern Illinois University. nclifton@niu.edu
Dr. Rory Critten, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. rory.Critten@unil.ch
Prof. Ivana Djordevic, Concordia University, Canada. ivana.djordjevic@concordia.ca
Prof. Thelma Fenster, Emerita, Fordham University. fenster@fordham.edu
Prof. Joan M. Ferrante, Emerita, Columbia University. jmf2@columbia.edu
Prof. Robert W. Hanning, Emeritus, Columbia University. rwh2@columbia.edu
Dr. Margaret Lamont, Stanford Online High School. meg.lamont@gmail.com
Dr. Thomas O’Donnell, Fordham University. todonnell12@fordham.edu
Dr. Brent A. Pitts, Meredith College, Raleigh, North Carolina. pittsb@meredith.edu
Prof. Delbert Russell, Emeritus, University of Waterloo, Canada. drussell@uwaterloo.ca
Dr. Judith Weiss, Robinson College, Cambridge University. jew11@cam.ac.uk
Prof. Jocelyn Wogan-Browne, Fordham University. woganbrowne@fordham.edu
French of England Translation Series – Occasional Publication Series (FRETS OPS) Scholars
Dr. Jane Bliss, Oxford University. jane.bliss@lmh.oxon.org
Prof. Tony Hunt, St. Peter’s College, Oxford University. anthony.hunt@spc.ox.ac.uk
Mrs. Henrietta Leyser, Senior Research Fellow, St. Peter’s College, Oxford University. henrietta.leyser@spc.ox.ac.uk