Here is the text of the paper I gave at the Southeastern Medieval Association Conference in a BABEL Working Group sponsored session with co-conspirators Liza Blake, Mary Kate Hurley (of ITM ), and Blaire Zeiders--just a couple weeks ago. The latest from a project that I previously wrote about here on wraetlic:
Palimpsestic Poetics in Orfeo: What A Book Might Do to a Body
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Replace "domus" with "patria" and you get an interesting parallel reading in the poem that is about nationality (the Britain in England, the anxiety of classical influence, the possibility that history will to-rente its subjects) more than domesticity -- and that emphasizes how inseparable the two are.
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