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Improbable Manners of Being: The Queer Lives of Saint Guthlac

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Improbable Manners of Being: The Queer Lives of Saint Guthlac

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Eileen A. Joy, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, ejoy@siue.edu

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Saint Guthlac of Crowland (673-714), asceticism, medieval hagiography, "Guthlac A" (Old English poem),Felix's "Life of Saint Guthlac" (8th century),queer studies, transversal becomings (Deleuze and Guattari), desert saints, interbeing, Saint Bartholomew, traherence (Cary Howie), desire and death (Jonathan Dollimore), temporal drag (Elizabeth Freeman), wonder, affective historiography, demons, ethical violence
Rough sketch/notes toward an Introduction to a book project in progress, "Improbable Manners of Being: The Queer Lives of Saint Guthlac," focused on the 8th-10th-centuries Anglo-Latin and Old English narratives (in prose and poetry) of the Anglo-Saxon Saint Guthlac of Crowland (673-714), who lived as a hermit in the East Anglian fens in Anglo-Saxon England.
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2019-04-10T14:52:47Z
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