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Published Works:
"The Return of the King: Medievalism and the Politics of Nostalgia in the Mythopoetic Men's Movement." In Medievalism and the Quest for the Real Middle Ages. Ed. Claire Simmons. London: Frank Cass, 2001: 144-159.
"'Not Exactly a Knight:'" Arthurian Narrative and Recuperative Politics in the
Indiana Jones Trilogy." Cinema Journal 34 (1995): 3-30.
Aronstein, Susan. "When Arthur Held Court in Caer Llion: Love, Marriage and the Politics of Centralization in Gereint and Owein." Viator 25 (1994): 215-228.
With Nancy Coiner. "Twice Knightly: Democratizing the Middle Ages for Middle Class America." Studies in Medievalism VI (1994): 212-231.
Aronstein, Susan. "Cresseid Reading Cresseid: Redemption and Translation in Henryson's Testament." Scottish Literary Journal 21 (1994): 5-21.
Aronstein, Susan. "Rewriting Perceval's Sister: Eucharistic Vision and Typological Destiny in the Queste del San Graal." Women's Studies 21 (1991): 211-230
Aronstein, Susan. "'Chevaliers Estre Dessiez:'" Power, Discourse and the Chivalric in Chrtien's Conte du Graal." Assays VI (1991): 3-28.
Aronstein, Susan. "Prize or Pawn?: Homosocial Order, Marriage and the Redefinition of Women in the Gawain Continuation." Romanic Review 82 (1991): 115-126.
Interests & Hobbies:
My family my husband Kent Drummond, who is a marketing professor at UW, and our two boys, Robin, 5, and Taran, 3. Also, skiing, theaterespecially Shakespeareand movies.
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Research Interests:
She began her career as a medievalist, with an emphasis on French and Welsh Arthurian romance, and she continues to do work in this field. However, she has also developed an interest in medievalism and popular culture, which informs her two current book projects, a collection of essays (co-edited with her colleagues Susan Frye and Caroline McCracken-Flesher) on Princess Diana, Diana: The Postmodern Princess and the Narratives of History, and Hollywood Knights: Arthurian Cinema and the Politics of Nostalgia.
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