KEES DEKKER is senior lecturer in Older English Language and Culture at the University of Groningen.

• From Written Record to Legend: the Receyt of the Ladie Kateryne as re-telling of the Morte D'Arthur. - Claire VialInfluences of medieval thinking on the Gaelic world in Scotland, sixteenth-century and later. - Derick S. ThomsonJan van Vliet (1620-1666) and the Study of Old English in the Low Countries. - Kees DekkerThe Early Middle Ages = The Dark Ages = The Heroic Age of England and in English. - Eric G. StanleyMedieval mirrors and later vanitas paintings. - Florence BourgneThe Old Wives' Tale and Dryden. - Renate HaasModernising the Medieval: Eighteenth-century Translations of Chaucer. - Derek S BrewerThe American Middle Ages: Eighteenth-century saxonist myth- making. - Laura KendrickColeridge, Scholasticism, and German Idealism. - René GalletThe Mists of Avalon: A Confused Assault on Patriarchy - James NobleThe Arthurian legend in the cinema: myth or history? - Sandra Gorgievski

KEES DEKKER is senior lecturer in Older English Language and Culture at the University of Groningen.

• From Written Record to Legend: the Receyt of the Ladie Kateryne as re-telling of the Morte D'Arthur. - Claire VialInfluences of medieval thinking on the Gaelic world in Scotland, sixteenth-century and later. - Derick S. ThomsonJan van Vliet (1620-1666) and the Study of Old English in the Low Countries. - Kees DekkerThe Early Middle Ages = The Dark Ages = The Heroic Age of England and in English. - Eric G. StanleyMedieval mirrors and later vanitas paintings. - Florence BourgneThe Old Wives' Tale and Dryden. - Renate HaasModernising the Medieval: Eighteenth-century Translations of Chaucer. - Derek S BrewerThe American Middle Ages: Eighteenth-century saxonist myth- making. - Laura KendrickColeridge, Scholasticism, and German Idealism. - René GalletThe Mists of Avalon: A Confused Assault on Patriarchy - James NobleThe Arthurian legend in the cinema: myth or history? - Sandra Gorgievski

KEES DEKKER is senior lecturer in Older English Language and Culture at the University of Groningen.

• From Written Record to Legend: the Receyt of the Ladie Kateryne as re-telling of the Morte D'Arthur. - Claire VialInfluences of medieval thinking on the Gaelic world in Scotland, sixteenth-century and later. - Derick S. ThomsonJan van Vliet (1620-1666) and the Study of Old English in the Low Countries. - Kees DekkerThe Early Middle Ages = The Dark Ages = The Heroic Age of England and in English. - Eric G. StanleyMedieval mirrors and later vanitas paintings. - Florence BourgneThe Old Wives' Tale and Dryden. - Renate HaasModernising the Medieval: Eighteenth-century Translations of Chaucer. - Derek S BrewerThe American Middle Ages: Eighteenth-century saxonist myth- making. - Laura KendrickColeridge, Scholasticism, and German Idealism. - René GalletThe Mists of Avalon: A Confused Assault on Patriarchy - James NobleThe Arthurian legend in the cinema: myth or history? - Sandra Gorgievski