Piety and Profanity in Medieval Conduct Books: The Case of Antoine de la Sale'sJean de Saintré
April 7, 2016
As the Burgess Professor of French at Hamilton College, Dr. Krueger is an internationally-renowned scholar and teacher of medieval French literature and gender studies. She is not only a highly-regarded scholar, but she has also contributed to significantly shifting the terms of analysis in medieval studies by complicating our discussions of medieval identity through gendered analysis, in a time (the 1980s) largely dominated by work on medieval men as preceptors of the highest kinds of learning, scholarship, and teaching. Her work is not only highly-regarded, but is also a model for intellectual creativity and engagement in public scholarship.
Dr. Krueger will give a public lecture from 4-5:30pm in the Student Center 2501 on April 7, 2016 entitled, “Piety and Profanity in Medieval Conduct Books: The Case of Antoine de la Sale’sJean de Saintré” Krueger flier