Research Output per year
Personal profile
Education
Ph.D., University of Notre Dame; M.A., University of Notre Dame; B.A., University of Wisconsin-Madison
Teaching
Undergraduate courses include Old English language and literature, Chaucer, medieval women writers, historiography, modern medievalisms and film, and critical theory. Recent graduate seminars have focused on history, literature, and state formation in early medieval England; on Beowulf, the poem and its critical contexts; on forms of alterity in the Middle Ages; and on the poems of the Junius Manuscript.
Research Interests
Old and Middle English literature; theories of historiography and nationalism; linguistics and philology; new materialisms and body studies
Office Address
337 English Building
Office Phone
217 244 5655
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Research Output
A Feminist Renaissance in Early Medieval English Studies
Trilling, R. R. (ed.), Norris, R. (ed.) & Stephenson, R. (ed.), Feb 2020, In : English Studies. 101, 1Research output: Contribution to journal › Special issue
Introduction: A Feminist Renaissance in Early Medieval English Studies
Norris, R., Trilling, R. R. & Stephenson, R., Feb 2020, In : English Studies. 101, 1, p. 1-5 5 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
From Metaphors to Metaphysics: Exploring Anglo-Saxon Materialisms
Trilling, R. R., Sep 2019, In : Exemplaria. 31, 3, p. 235-44Research output: Contribution to journal › Review article
"Health and Healing in the Anglo-Saxon World."
Trilling, R. R., 2018, In : Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History. 13, p. 41-69Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Old English Literature and Critical Theory
Trilling, R., 2016, Oxford Bibliographies in Medieval Studies. Szarmach, P. E. (ed.). New York: Oxford University PressResearch output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter
Activities
New Materialisms, Old Texts: How Bodies Matter in Premodernity
Renee Trilling (Invited speaker)
Apr 2016
Activity: Talk types › Invited talk
Keeping Body and Soul Together
Renee Trilling (Invited speaker)
May 2012
Activity: Talk types › Invited talk
Written by the Body: Sin, Redemption, and Anglo-Saxon Subjectivity
Renee Trilling (Invited speaker)
Oct 2013
Activity: Talk types › Invited talk
Potions and Prayers: The Subject of Healing in Anglo-Saxon Medical Texts
Renee Trilling (Invited speaker)
Sep 2014
Activity: Talk types › Invited talk
Modern Readers and Medieval Texts
Renee Trilling (Speaker)
Nov 2008
Activity: Talk types › Invited talk
Honors & Recognition
Campus Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching
Renée R. Trilling (Recipient), 2018
Prize: Honorary award
Dean’s Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching
Renée R. Trilling (Recipient), 2018
Prize: Honorary award