Juliet Mullins

Dr. Juliet Mullins is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the School of English, Drama and Film, University College Dublin. Her research focuses on Old English language and literature, with particular expertise in hagiography, homiletics, and cross-cultural translation practices between Latin, Old English, Middle Irish, and Old Norse-Icelandic traditions.

• BA, Oxford University
• MPhil, University of Cambridge
• PhD, University College Dublin

Recent projects include the Dumbarton Oaks-funded three-volume edition of Aelfric of Eynsham's Lives of Saints (2019) and the IRCHSS-funded Envisioning Christ on the Cross (2013). She co-developed the UCD Teaching and Learning Grant-funded Wordloca Old English tool. Her current research explores Violence and Affective Devotion in Aelfric's Lives of Saints.

Key Publications

• Three-volume edition of Aelfric's hagiography (2019)
• Envisioning Christ on the Cross (2013)
• St Martin translations analysis (2005)
• Anglo-Saxon asceticism studies (2003)

Teaching

• ENG20410 Reading Medieval Literature
• ENG32740 King Arthur: History and Romance
• ENG31960 Apocalypse Then
• ENG20230 Advanced Old English

She has supervised PhD theses on Anglo-Saxon Prayerbooks and Medieval Voice Conceptualization, along with MA work on Medieval Time Perception and Female Monstrosity in Travel Writing. Awards include the IRCHSS Grant (2008-2011) and the National Association for the Integration of Teaching and Learning Award (2008).