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Volume 37, Issue 3

Fall 2007

ISSN 1082-9636

EISSN 1527-8263

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Medieval/Renaissance: After Periodization

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Rethinking Periodization

Jennifer Summit; David Wallace

The Modern Divide: From Either Side

Margreta de Grazia

1453 and the Stream of Time

David Lawton

1492 and the Cleaving of Hispanism

Barbara Fuchs

The Colonial Divide

José Rabasa

The Chester Cycle in Sixteenth-Century Religious Culture

Theresa Coletti

The Imaginary “Commons”

Jean E. Howard; Paul Strohm

Aesop, Authorship, and the Aesthetic Imagination

Seth Lerer

Periodization, Race, and Global Contact

Ania Loomba

New Books across the Disciplines

Michael Cornett

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