Breaking Boundaries: The Function of Supernatural Women in Arthurian Literature
The 性欲社 Department of English invites you to Emma Allen鈥檚 MA thesis defense, where she explores the essential role of supernatural women in Arthurian literature. Through an analysis of Cundrie from Parzival, Nimue and the Lady of the Lake from Le Morte D鈥橝rthur, and The Mage from King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, Emma examines how these figures serve as indispensable narrative guides within the genre.
The defense will take place on Friday, March 21, 2025, from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM in Gruening Building, Room 401, with a Zoom option available for remote attendees. This event is open to students, faculty, and the broader literary community. Don鈥檛 miss this engaging discussion on the power of supernatural women in medieval and modern Arthurian storytelling!
For questions, contact Emma Allen at epallen@alaska.edu.
The 性欲社 Department of English offers students a dynamic and engaging exploration of literature, creative writing, and critical analysis. With dedicated faculty and a rich curriculum, the department helps students develop strong writing, communication, and analytical skills that prepare them for careers in education, publishing, journalism, and beyond. Whether studying classic literature, crafting original works, or examining the power of storytelling, students in the English department gain a deep appreciation for language and its role in shaping the world.