O Lie
Dep. Languages, Literature and Communication - Dutch - Middl
Utrecht University
Netherlands
Biography
Orlanda Lie (Professor of German and Medieval Studies, University of California, Berkeley) is Professor of Medieval Culture at the Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Humanities. Her publications focus mainly on cultural-historical phenomena, such as the transition from verse to prose in medieval texts, magic in the Middle Ages, the transfer of scholars (Latin) knowledge to a folk-speaking layman, and the process of imaging. She is the chairman of the Workgroup Middle Dutch Art Literature: WEMAL ( www.let.uu.nl/wemal ) Since September 1, 2004, she is a Head of Humanities Department and Associate Professor at University College Utrecht. In 2011 (Fall Quarter) she first held the Utrecht University Mondriaan Chair in UCLA. As of January 1, 2014 she went to Emeritaat.
Research Interest
Middle Ages, especially medieval culture
Publications
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Lie, OSH (1999). Women's secrets. Genealogy and imaging in the Middle Dutch art literature . (40 p.). Amsterdam: The outside, Printed version of the Bert of Selm lecture, held on September 6, 1999 in Leiden ..
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Lie, OSH (2000). Women's privileges: privilege or approval? The Bouc of the City of the Quakes. In AAM Besamusca, FPC Brandsma & DE van der Poel (Ed.), Heard wonder! Draw a bundle for WP Gerritsen at his emeritaat (pp. 106-112) (7 p.). Hilversum: Lost.
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Lie, OSH & Kuiper, W.Th.JM (2011). The Secrets of Women in Middle Dutch. A bilingual edition of "Der vrouwen heimelijcheit" in Ghent University Library Ms 444 . Hilversum: Publisher Lost.
