Bio
I am a doctoral candidate primarily focused on the medieval period. My current research engages issues of clerical authority, lay reading practices, and theological texts written in the vernacular in thirteenth and fourteenth century England. Other interests of mine include scholasticism, literacy studies, medieval vernacularity, devotional literature, saints' lives, Chaucer, Langland, and science fiction.
I am a doctoral candidate primarily focused on the medieval period. My current research engages issues of clerical authority, lay reading practices, and theological texts written in the vernacular in thirteenth and fourteenth century England. Other interests of mine include scholasticism, literacy studies, medieval vernacularity, devotional literature, saints' lives, Chaucer, Langland, and science fiction.
Publications:
Kluever, Molly. “‘What is that to you?’: The Johannine Community’s Beloved Disciple.” Obsculta 13 (2020): 160-173. https://digitalcommons.csbsju.edu/obsculta/vol13/iss1/16.
Kluever, Molly. “Saint Patrick: A Hagiographical Study.” Obsculta 12 (2019): 116-126. https://digitalcommons.csbsju.edu/obsculta/vol12/iss1/11.
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Molly
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mkk2ws@virginia.edu
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