Yearbook of Langland Studies 34 (2020)

List of Figures

Commentary

Soulmaking in Piers Plowman— ELIZABETH ROBERTSON

Langland and Wales: Place, Identity, Borders— HELEN PHILLIPS

Community, Charity, and Penetration: Langland’s Queer Ecclesiology— JAMIE K. TAYLOR

Personification, Action, and Economic Power in Piers Plowman— WILL RHODES

Convergent Variation and the Production of Piers Plowman— LAWRENCE WARNER

Teaching Reflection

Langland, Milton, and the Weird Trees: Teaching and Learning through Piers Plowman and Paradise Lost—  SARAH TOLMIE

Notes

‘Grace is a gras’: Theological Uses of Metaphor in Piers Plowman— JENNIFER K. SISK

Contact between Piers Plowman and The Prick of Conscience in Rawlinson poetry 139— THOMAS KITTEL

Reviews

Historians on John Gower (ed.　by Stephen　H. Rigby, with Siân Echard)—  STEPHANIE L. BATKIE

Richard Rolle’s Melody of Love: A Study and Translation with Manuscript and Musical Contexts (by Andrew Albin)— TIMOTHY L. GLOVER

The Penn Commentary on ‘Piers Plowman’: Volume 2: C Passūs 5–9; B Passūs 5–7; A　Passūs 5–8 (by Ralph Hanna)—KATHRYN KERBY-FULTON

The Politics of Middle English Parables: Fiction, Theology, and Social Practice (by Mary Raschko)— LARRY SCANLON

Approaches to Teaching Langland’s ‘Piers Plowman’ (ed.　by Thomas A. Goodmann)— JENNIFER L. SISK

Imagined Romes: The Ancient City and its Stories in Middle English Poetry (by C.　David Benson)— ZACHARY STONE

‘Piers Plowman’ and the Reinvention of Church Law in the Late Middle Ages (by Arvind Thomas)— JAMIE K. TAYLOR

Annual Bibliography, 2019—CHASE PADUSNIAK