Adam Mahler
@lusomedieval.bsky.social
É rir para não chorar | Medieval to modern Iberian world, ecocriticism, ethnorace, al-Andalus, לאדינו, modernism, translation | adammahler.net
Very glad to be sharing my article for Nicholas Jones’s special issue of La corónica. It encapsulates some of my thinking around teaching & researching the medieval poem, the risks & rewards of presentism & the inexhaustibility of Galician-Portuguese lyric.
doi.org/10.1353/cor....
Open Access!
doi.org/10.1353/cor....
Open Access!
June 6, 2025 at 3:41 PM
Very glad to be sharing my article for Nicholas Jones’s special issue of La corónica. It encapsulates some of my thinking around teaching & researching the medieval poem, the risks & rewards of presentism & the inexhaustibility of Galician-Portuguese lyric.
doi.org/10.1353/cor....
Open Access!
doi.org/10.1353/cor....
Open Access!
With fresh proofs come thanks.
Very excited for this piece to come out and touched that it'll appear alongside fabulous pieces by dear colleagues. A huge tip of the tap to everyone involved in this special issue of La corónica, and to all my early readers.
Very excited for this piece to come out and touched that it'll appear alongside fabulous pieces by dear colleagues. A huge tip of the tap to everyone involved in this special issue of La corónica, and to all my early readers.
March 31, 2025 at 7:56 PM
With fresh proofs come thanks.
Very excited for this piece to come out and touched that it'll appear alongside fabulous pieces by dear colleagues. A huge tip of the tap to everyone involved in this special issue of La corónica, and to all my early readers.
Very excited for this piece to come out and touched that it'll appear alongside fabulous pieces by dear colleagues. A huge tip of the tap to everyone involved in this special issue of La corónica, and to all my early readers.
who knows what will remain of the humanities at the American university by the time it's out in '26, but I'm happy to say that my essay on the new blue poetics that emerged from the Pearl River in Camilo Pessanha's Macau—and in the shadow of the sea-bard Camões—will be appearing soon(ish) in PMLA!
March 3, 2025 at 5:19 PM
who knows what will remain of the humanities at the American university by the time it's out in '26, but I'm happy to say that my essay on the new blue poetics that emerged from the Pearl River in Camilo Pessanha's Macau—and in the shadow of the sea-bard Camões—will be appearing soon(ish) in PMLA!
Gaiola pombalina :(
January 23, 2025 at 5:20 PM
Gaiola pombalina :(
First look at a forthcoming chapter on the nautical construction of race in early Portuguese texts...
H/t @bibliophilenick.bsky.social and co-editors!
H/t @bibliophilenick.bsky.social and co-editors!
January 7, 2025 at 4:24 PM
First look at a forthcoming chapter on the nautical construction of race in early Portuguese texts...
H/t @bibliophilenick.bsky.social and co-editors!
H/t @bibliophilenick.bsky.social and co-editors!