Katherine O'Brien O'Keeffe

'''Katherine O'Brien O'Keeffe''' (born July 30, 1948) is an American medievalist specializing in Old English. Her work focuses on orality and literacy, manuscript cultures, and questions of embodiment and agency in Old English and Anglo-Latin literature. She is Professor Emerita of English at UC Berkeley. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Visible song : transitional literacy in Old English verse /
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    Stealing obedience : narratives of agency and identity in later Anglo-Saxon England /
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    Dumb mouths, hungry moths : the anxiety of a new technology /
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    Old English shorter poems : basic readings /
    Published 1994
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    Reading Old English texts /
    Published 1997
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    Latin learning and English lore : studies in Anglo-Saxon literature for Michael Lapidge /
    Published 2005
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    New approaches to editing Old English verse /
    Published 1998
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    Cultural artifacts and the production of meaning : the page, the image, and the body /
    Published 1994
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    The book and the body /
    Published 1997
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    Electronic textual editing /
    Published 2006
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    Unlocking the wordhord : Anglo-Saxon studies in memory of Edward B. Irving, Jr. /
    Published 2003
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