Marie I think I've found an way to organize my next book project. Huzzah!
Marie started following the work of Andrew Devereux, University of California, Los Angeles, William Andrews Clark Memorial Library.
Marie started following the work of Katja Vehlow, University of South Carolina, Religious Studies.
Marie Developing a Medieval Spain syllabus and have decided to go with articles + primary sources, rather than monographs (too expensive for my students). Pulling together the list now. Any ideas?
California State University Long Beach
Faculty Member, History
Associate Professor
About
I was raised in Portland, Oregon, and received a Ph.D. in Medieval History in 2003 from the University of Kansas, where I specialized in legal history, women's history, and the history of medieval Spain. I recently published my first book, "The Measure of Woman: Law and Female Identity in the Crown of Aragon" (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2010), and have begun work on two new projects: a social/cultural history of Catalonia's "first bad year," and a microhistorical investigation of a case of attempted murder in fourteenth-century Barcelona.
I am currently Associate Professor of History at California State University, Long Beach, where I teach both undergraduate and graduate courses in medieval history. I can be reached there at mkellehe ~at~ csulb ~dot~ edu.
I have been known to take pictures.
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