Robert K. Fritz

Robert K. Fritz, Ph.D., is affiliated with Murray State University in the College of Humanities and Fine Arts, Department of Global Languages. His scholarly work focuses on interdisciplinary analysis of medieval and early modern texts.

Research trends across his publications include:

• Coded political and religious symbolism in medieval literature
• Translation practices and ideological implications
• Paleographical methods for manuscript authentication

Recent works examine the Libro de Alexandre's allegorical critique of Frederick II, Pedro Mexía's translation strategies, and provenance analysis of Spanish Sanctorale manuscripts.