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Dr. Jenny Bledsoe is an Associate Professor in the Department of English at Northeastern State University. She teaches introductory courses in British literature, women's and gender studies, and the history of the English language, along with advanced courses on medieval and early modern literature, gender and sexuality, and the global Middle Ages. Her research bridges book history, material culture, religious literature, and the history of emotions.
- PhD, English, Emory University, Summa cum laude (2019)
- M.T.S., Religion, Literature, and Culture, Harvard University, Summa cum laude (2013)
- BA, English and Religious Studies, University of Tennessee, Summa cum laude (2011)
Jenny's research focuses on the intersections of medieval and early modern British/European literature with material culture, gender studies, and religious practices. Her work often examines how objects, manuscripts, and emotional frameworks shape literary and cultural narratives.
Her recent publications emphasize materiality in medieval religious texts, documentary authority in manuscript circulation, and the role of hagiography in shaping gender and identity. Trends include interdisciplinary approaches to medieval literature, the global Middle Ages, and pedagogical innovations in writing instruction.
