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Jason Crawford

Professor of English

46 Results

Book(s), Monograph(s) or Book Chapter(s)

Peer-Reviewed Journal Article(s)

• "," Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies, 52:3, 503–531. (September 2022)
• "," ELH, 89:1, 33-62. (March 2022)
• "Sabbath Reading," Christianity and Literature, 70:3. (September 2021)
• "," Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies, 49:1, 57-84. (January 2019)
• "Langland’s Allegorical Modernity," English Studies, 95:6. (October 2014)
• "Bunyan's Secular Allegory," Religion & Literature, 44:1. (August 2012)
• "The Bowge of Courte and the Afterlives of Allegory," Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies, 41:2. (May 2011)

Magazine Article(s)

• "," Los Angeles Review of Books. (June 2021)
• "," Los Angeles Review of Books. (September 2020)
• "," The Cresset, Vol LXXIX, No. 4, 16-21. (March 2016)

Review Article(s)

• "," Renaissance Quarterly, 70:3, 1052-1054. (October 2017)

Presentation(s)

• "James Simpson's Freedoms" Illuminated and Unsettled: A Conference in Honor of James Simpson, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA. (September 2022)
• "Herbert's Proverbial Ineloquence" George Herbert Society Conference, Cambridge, United Kingdom. (June 2022)
• "Comic Accountability, Tragic Accountability: Shakespearean Reflections" Living Accountably, Baylor University, Waco, TX. (October 2021)
• "Robert Armin: The First Comedian" Shakespeare Association of America . (April 2021)
• "What the Wolf Knows: George Herbert's Book of Wisdom" Medieval and Renaissance Colloquia, Joint Session, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA. (October 2019)
• "Disenchantment and its Discontents" Panel, Southeast Conference on Christianity and Literature, Cleveland, TN. (June 2019)
• "Comedy's Festive Patterns" Panel, Shakespeare Association of America, Washington, DC. (April 2019)
• "Caring for Nature: What Shakespeare Knows" Keynote Address, Undergraduate Scholarship Symposium, Lee University, Cleveland, TN. (November 2018)
• "Shakespearean Nature" Panel, Stewardship of Creation, Baylor University, Waco, TX. (October 2018)
• "Tragic Passion and Tragic Genre" Panel, Shakespeare Association of America, Los Angeles, CA. (March 2018)
• "Roundtable: What Now for Allegory Studies?" Session co-organizer and co-chair, Renaissance Society of America, National Conference, New Orleans, LA. (March 2018)
• "Allegory, Enchantment, and the Origins of Modernity: A Discussion" Invited Presenter, Gould Center for Humanistic Studies, Claremont McKenna College, Claremont, CA. (October 2017)
• "Taking on the Mystery of Things: Assumption, Liturgy, Tragedy" Plenary Address, Tragedy, Recognition, Conversion, Duke University, Durham, NC. (October 2017)
• "Genealogies of Disenchantment" Panel, Remembering the Reformation, Cambridge University, Cambridge, England. (September 2017)
• "Lear's Tragic Assumptions" Panel, Shakespeare Association of America, Atlanta, GA. (April 2017)
• "" Renaissance Society of America, National Conference, Boston, MA. (April 2016)
• "" Rethinking Allegory, The Warburg Institute, London, UK. (October 2015)
• "Allegorical Shakespeare" Modern Language Association, National Convention, Vancouver, Canada. (January 2015)
• "" Renaissance Society of America, National Conference, San Diego, CA. (April 2013)
• "Who's Afraid of Allegorical Mimesis?" The Medieval Colloquium, Harvard University Department of English, Cambridge, MA. (August 2010)
• "The Trouble with Allegory" The American Comparative Literature Association . (August 2010)
• "The Porous Self and the Neuroses of John Skelton" The Medieval Colloquium, Harvard University Department of English, Cambridge, MA. (August 2008)
• "Piers Plowman and Errours Endlesse Traine" International Medieval Congress, Leeds, UK. (August 2006)
• "Spenser and the End of All Things" The Renaissance Colloquium, Harvard University Department of English, Cambridge, MA. (August 2006)
• "Personification and the Root of All Evil " The Medieval Colloquium, Harvard University Department of English, Cambridge, MA. (August 2005)
• "Allegory and Anatomy in The Tempest" Allegory:Aspects and Approaches, Oxford University, Oxford, UK. (August 2005)

Award/Recognition(s)

• Faculty Member of the Year, Union University 2019
• William A. Ringler Short-Term Fellowship, The Huntington Library Shakespearean Tragedy: A Genealogical Poetics, One month, 2019
• Huntington Library Exchange Fellowship, Corpus Christi College, Oxford Shakespearean Tragedy: A Genealogical Poetics, 2018
• Pew Research Grant, Union University 2018
• Pew Research Grant, Union University 2014
• NEH Summer Institute: Dante’s Divine Comedy, Florence, Italy 2014
• Course Development Grant, Union University 2013
• Lindsay Young Visiting Faculty Fellowship, Marco Institute for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, University of Tennessee 2012
• Pew Research Grant, Union University 2012