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1	How to Teach The Canterbury Tales in (My Own) Translation (10.5070/nc33259139)	Abstract References ORCID License	30.10	1
2	Editors’ Introduction: #MeToo, Medieval Literature, and Trau… (10.5070/nc32152810)	References ORCID	23.86	2
3	Since March 2020…Rethinking Vulnerability, Taylor Swift’s Pa… (10.5070/nc32152813)	References ORCID	23.86	2
4	The Relevance of the Middle Ages—Revisiting an Old Problem i… (10.5070/nc34262332)	References ORCID	23.86	2
5	Female Consent and Affective Resistance in Romance: Medieval… (10.5070/nc32152815)	References ORCID	15.05	1
6	The Consolation of Literature: Giovanni Boccaccio’s Decamero… (10.5070/nc32253179)	References ORCID	15.05	1
7	J. K. Rowling, Chaucer’s Pardoner, and the Ethics of Reading (10.5070/nc33156653)	References ORCID	15.05	1
8	How I Teach the Canterbury Tales (10.5070/nc34159789)	References ORCID	15.05	1
9	History of the International Piers Plowman Society (10.5070/nc34160691)	References ORCID	15.05	1
10	Re-Telling Chaucer in Zadie Smith’s Wife of Willesden (10.5070/nc34262323)	References ORCID	15.05	1
11	Is There a Source Text in This Class? Teaching Medieval Lite… (10.5070/nc34262328)	References ORCID	15.05	1
12	Mens, Manus, and Medieval Literature at MIT (10.5070/nc35063179)	References ORCID	15.05	1
13	Conversations: Candace Barrington Interviews Patience Agbabi… (10.5070/nc35064187)	References ORCID	15.05	1
14	On Frustration: Reading The Book of Margery Kempe in the Cla… (10.5070/nc3.40391)	References	0.00	0
15	Accessing Videogames for Medieval Studies Course Plans: Four… (10.5070/nc3.41529)	References	0.00	0
16	Access to Equal Pay (10.5070/nc3.41541)	References	0.00	0
17	An Interview with Kim Zarins, author of Sometimes We Tell th… (10.5070/nc3.42251)	References	0.00	0
18	Students Becoming Participant-Observers in the Arthurian Tra… (10.5070/nc3.42265)	References	0.00	0
19	"Personal Circumstances": Why I Left Academia (10.5070/nc3.48881)	References ORCID	0.00	0
20	Literature, Media, and Medievalism in the Non-Anglophone Cla… (10.5070/nc3.48927)	References	0.00	0
21	Premodern Perspectives, Disability Studies, and Public Writi… (10.5070/nc3.50760)	References ORCID	0.00	0
22	"Being a Whole Medievalist Both Inside and Outside the Acade… (10.5070/nc3.52827)	References ORCID	0.00	0
23	Medieval Sex Ed: Hermeneutical Injustice and Forms of Resist… (10.5070/nc3.53162)	References ORCID	0.00	0
24	Introduction: Opening the Conversation on Access (10.5070/nc3.53170)	References	0.00	0
25	Accessible Futures: On Failure, Inclusion, and the Not-Yet (10.5070/nc3.53171)	References	0.00	0
26	How I Teach: Shenanigans are allowed (10.5070/nc3.53172)	References	0.00	0
27	Increasing Accessibility and Access to the Medieval through… (10.5070/nc3.53180)	References	0.00	0
28	Going Local (10.5070/nc3.53181)	References ORCID	0.00	0
29	Developing a Teaching Collection of Manuscript Fragments at… (10.5070/nc3.53226)	References ORCID	0.00	0
30	Introduction: Who Needs a Whole Medievalist? (10.5070/nc3.62057)	References ORCID	0.00	0
31	Editors' Introduction (10.5070/nc31150568)	References ORCID	0.00	0
32	Reflections on Chaucer, Pedagogy, and the Profession of Medi… (10.5070/nc31150569)	References ORCID	0.00	0
33	Chaucer and Beowulf in Germany and the Survival of Internati… (10.5070/nc31150570)	References ORCID	0.00	0
34	U.S. Public Higher Education, General Education, and the Med… (10.5070/nc31150571)	References ORCID	0.00	0
35	Notes on Experimentation, June 2020 (10.5070/nc31150572)	References ORCID	0.00	0
36	Teaching Consent: Medieval Pastourelles in the Undergraduate… (10.5070/nc32152808)	References ORCID	0.00	0
37	Criseyde, Consent, and the #MeToo Reader (10.5070/nc32152814)	References ORCID	0.00	0
38	A Tale of Two Competing Pandemic Experiences (10.5070/nc32251125)	References ORCID	0.00	0
39	Being a Medievalist in the Age of the Pandemic (10.5070/nc32252369)	References ORCID	0.00	0
40	Virtual Astrolabes and Virtual Pizza (10.5070/nc32253087)	References ORCID	0.00	0
41	Screen Time--Or, Awaiting the Worst, Remotely (10.5070/nc32253088)	References ORCID	0.00	0
42	Mixing Medievalism and Molecular Biology in the Age of Covid… (10.5070/nc32253144)	References ORCID	0.00	0
43	Reframing the Past: Reflections on Teaching Secondary Studen… (10.5070/nc32253286)	References ORCID	0.00	0
44	Graveside Singing: Medieval Debate Poetry and the COVID-19 P… (10.5070/nc32253460)	References ORCID	0.00	0
45	Lament during the Pandemic (10.5070/nc32254022)	References ORCID	0.00	0
46	Approaches to Teaching the "Multicultural Middle Ages" (10.5070/nc32254078)	References ORCID	0.00	0
47	Response to “#MeToo, Medieval Literature, and Trauma-Informe… (10.5070/nc32254319)	References ORCID	0.00	0
48	The Shock of Tradition: The Case of the Humanities Lab (10.5070/nc32254343)	References ORCID	0.00	0
49	Editors' Introduction: Pandemic Experiences and Making the M… (10.5070/nc32254937)	References ORCID	0.00	0
50	Medieval Studies and Medievalism: Choosing Good Texts for ES… (10.5070/nc32254940)	References ORCID	0.00	0