Michael Hanly: Curriculum vitae 2005

Education

1988	Ph.D., Comparative Literature	University of California, Irvine
1982	M.A., Comparative Literature	University of California, Irvine
1978	A.B., English	University of California, Irvine




Professional Employment

2002-	Professor	Department of English, Washington State University
1996-2002	Associate Professor	Department of English, Washington State University
1993-	Researcher	CNRS-UMR 8589, Laboratoire de médiévistique occidentale de Paris
2004	Visiting Professor	Department of English, Universität Zürich
1992, 2004	Visiting Professor	Department of English, Universität Bern
1999, 2001, 2002	Visiting Professor	Department of English, Universität Basel
1997-1998	Visiting Professor	Department of English, Université de Genève
1991-1996	Assistant Professor	Department of English, Washington State University
1989-1991	Assistant Professor	Department of English, Chapman University

 

Professional Recognition and Honors

1997-1998	Fulbright Senior Research Grant, Rome
1997-2000	Lewis E. and Stella G. Buchanan Distinguished Professorship, Department of English, Washington State University
1993-1994	National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship, Paris
1993-1994	Fulbright Senior Research Grant, Paris
July 1995	NEH Institute on Chaucer and Langland, University of Colorado




Scholarly Publications

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Books:

• Medieval Muslims, Jews, and Christians in Dialogue: the Apparicion maistre Jehan de Meun of Honorat Bovet. A Critical Edition and English Translation (Tempe, AZ: Medieval and Renaissance Texts and Studies), 2005.
  
  
• Boccaccio, Beauvau, Chaucer: Troilus and Criseyde: Four Perspectives on Influence (Norman, OK: Pilgrim Books), 1990. (reviewed N & Q 12/92, RES n.s. 45 no. 179 1994, MAe 62.2 1993, MLR 88.3/1993, SAC 14 1992, Speculum 68.2 1993)
  
  

  Articles:

• "Marriage, War, and Good Government in Late-14th-Century Europe: the De Regimine Principum Tradition in Langland, Mézières, and Bovet," in Chaucer and the Challenges of Medievalism: Studies in Honor of Henry Ansgar Kelly, ed. Donka Minkova and Theresa Tinkle (Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang ), 2003, 327-349.
  

• "Between Provence and Paris: the Career of Honorat Bovet," in The Cultures of Papal Avignon, 1309-1378, ed. Susan Noakes [Proceedings of the 2002 Colloquium at the Center for Medieval Studies, University of Minnesota] (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press), in press.
  

• "France," in A Companion to Chaucer, ed. Peter Brown (Oxford: Blackwell), 2000, 149-166.
  
  
• "'Et prendre nom de Sarrazin': Islam as Symptom of Western Iniquity in Honorat Bovet's L'Apparicion maistre Jehan de Meun," in Cultures in Contact: Essays in Honor of Paul Beekman Taylor, ed. Margaret E. Bridges, special issue of Multilingua 18.2/3 (1999), 227-249.
  
  
• "Courtiers and Poets: An International Network of Literary Exchange,"Viator 28 (1997), 305-332.
  
  
• "An Edition of Richart Eudes' French Translation of Pietro da Eboli's De balneis puteolanis [with the Latin text]," Traditio 51 (1996), 227-57.
  
  
• [with Hélène Millet] "Les Batailles d'Honorat Bovet: Essai de biographie," Romania 114 (1996), 135-181.
  
  
• "Literature and Dissent in the Court of Charles VI: The Careers of the 'Courtier-Poets' Philippe de Mézières and Honorat Bovet," in Tradition and Ecstasy: The Agony of the 14th Century, ed. Nancy van Deusen (Ottawa: Institute of Mediaeval Music), 1997, 273-290 [Claremont Cultural Studies 42.3].
  
  
• Translation of Jacques Derrida, "This is Not an Oral Footnote," in S. A. Barney, ed., Annotation and Its Texts (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press), 1990, 192-205.
  
  
• Biographical articles on careers of distinguished Chaucer scholars for The Chaucer Encyclopedia, gen. eds. Daniel J. Ransom and Paul G. Ruggiers (New Haven: Yale University Press), forthcoming.