An AI-assisted textbook at UCLA has some academics worried
UCLA's medieval literature course will utilize an AI-generated textbook, reducing costs and aiming for deeper student engagement.
UCLA's AI-Based Literature Class Ridiculed for Incomprehensible AI-Generated Textbook
UCLA's new literature course will primarily use AI-generated content, igniting controversy over reliability and quality.
10 Medieval Studies' Articles Published Last Month - Medievalists.net
Chaucer's exploration of food in The Canterbury Tales reveals complex relationships between metaphor and metonymy, illustrating deeper narrative implications.
New Medieval Books: Der Niederrheinische Orientbericht, c.1350 - Medievalists.net
The article presents an anonymous medieval account of the Near East, emphasizing its unique perspective as a diplomatic report rather than a traditional travelogue.
New Medieval Books: Dante's Divine Comedy - Medievalists.net
Dante's Divine Comedy, created in the 1300s, has profoundly influenced literature, inspiring numerous forms of media and connecting with diverse cultures.
Bad Chaucer with Tison Pugh - The Medieval Podcast, Episode 264 - Medievalists.net
Not all great literature is without flaws; Chaucer's work has notable mistakes that warrant critical discussion.
New Medieval Books: Olav Audunssn - Medievalists.net
'Olav Audunssøn' is a richly woven saga that explores the intricate relationships and historical context of medieval Norway, showcasing Undset's literary brilliance.
Top 50 Masterpieces of Medieval Literature - Medievalists.net
Medieval literature features diverse masterpieces that have significantly influenced storytelling and culture over centuries.
New Medieval Books: Three Political Tales from Medieval Germany - Medievalists.net
The texts explore the precarious nature of order in medieval society, highlighting political messages relevant both then and now.
Icelandic Saga Now Available in English for the First Time - Medievalists.net
The Saga of Jón the Player has been translated into English for the first time, providing free access to this medieval chivalric tale.
What can medieval literature tell us about modern conspiracy theories? Quite a lot, California professor says
Elise Wang connects medieval literature to contemporary issues, revealing how understanding narratives can elucidate the nature of modern conspiracy theories.
The Decameron' Review: They Take a Holiday. Death Doesn't.
Audiences enjoy class-conscious satires set in luxurious locations with a twist, as seen in the Netflix series The Decameron.
"Forgotten" poem by C.S. Lewis published for the first time
C.S. Lewis, known for Narnia, had a diverse body of work including a newly discovered short poem published in the Journal of Inkling Studies.