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Contents 8 Acknowledgements 10 Notes on Contributors 11 Introduction Grief, Gender, Identity 14 Chapter 1 “Era omne de grant coraçón”: Gendered Grief, Sorrow, and Zeal in Medieval Castilian History Writing 28 Chapter 2 Maternal Lament and Misremembering in Dispute between Mary and the Cross 50 Chapter 3 Forbidding Feminine Grief: Affective Exploitation in the Brome Sacrifice of Isaac 66 Chapter 4 Permanent Grief: Time and the Production of Sainthood in the Old English Life of Euphrosyne 89 Chapter 5 Grief, Gender, and the Birth of Lyric in Old Norse Poetry 107 Chapter 6 Gender and Death from Grief in Medieval Scandinavian Texts 131 Chapter 7 “The Noble Way You Blushed”: Queering Mourning Verse in the Ulster Cycle 155 Chapter 8 “... agus ag ól a ḟola”: Ingesting Blood and Engendering Lament in Medieval Irish Literature 178 Chapter 9 “Sorow wil meng a mans blode and make him for-to wax wode” Representations of Male and Female Grief-Madness in Middle English Arthurian Romance 203 Chapter 10 Transformative Tears: Grief and Masculine Identity in Sir Orfeo 223 Chapter 11 Feeling It Like a Man: Masculine Grief in Medieval and Early Modern Texts 247 Bibliography 272 Index of Subjects 299

Author

Lee Templeton;

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