Heide Estes, PhD
Associate Professor
Graduate Faculty
Graduate Program Director
PhD, New York University
BA, University of Pennsylvania
Office: Wilson Annex, Room 508
Phone: 732-571-7547
Email: hestes@monmouth.edu
Spring 2013 Office Hours:
Spring 2013 Courses:
EN 443 - History of the English Language
EN 563 - Linguistics
Regularly Taught Courses:
EN 211 - Environment and Pre-Modern Literature
EN 307 - Middle English Literature
EN 405 - Chaucer
EN 443 - History of the English Language
EN 509 - Middle English Literature
EN 563 - Linguistics
Research Interests:
Selected Works:
Scholarly Articles:
(* indicates student co-author)
“Blogging and Academic Identity.” Literature Compass:
E-medieval: Teaching, Research, and the Net 9.12 (December 2012): 974-982. “Anglo-Saxon Biblical Lore: An Edition.” English Studies 93:6 (October 2012): 623-651. *Estes, Heide and Erin A. Carroll, ed. “Research in
Progress.” Old English Newsletter 43.4 (2012). www.oenewsletter.org. "Raising Cain in Genesis and Beowulf: Challenges to Generic Boundaries in Anglo-Saxon Biblical Literature.” Heroic Age 13 (August 2010), unpaginated. http://www.heroicage.org/ “Wonders and Wisdom: Anglo-Saxons and the East.” English Studies 91.4 (June 2010): 360 – 373. *Estes, Heide and Sara van Ness, ed. “Research in Progress.” Old
English Newsletter 42.4 (2009-10). www.oenewsletter.org. *Estes, Heide and Sara van Ness, ed. “Research in Progress.” Old
English Newsletter 41.4 (2008). www.oenewsletter.org. “A Note on Solomon and Saturn I, lines 107b – 108a.” Notes and Queries 55: 3 (September 2008): 260 – 262. “Abraham and the Northmen in Genesis A: Alfredian Translations and Ninth-Century Politics.” Medievalia et Humanistica 32 (2007): 1 – 13. “Colonization and Conversion in Cynewulf’s Elene.” Conversion and Colonization in Anglo-Saxon England. Ed. Catherine Karkov and Nicholas Howe. Essays in Anglo-Saxon Studies 2. Tempe: Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 2006. 133 – 151 “Feasting with Holofernes: Digesting Judith in Anglo-Saxon England.” Exemplaria 15.2 (Fall 2003): 325 – 350. “Bertilak Reads Brut: History and the Complications of Sexuality in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight.” Essays in Medieval Studies 17 (2001): 65 – 79.
Forthcoming:
“Constructing the Old English Solomon and Saturn Dialogues.”
Forthcoming in English Studies. “Anglo-Saxons, Ecocriticisms, and the Sea.” Forthcoming in The Maritime World of the Anglo-Saxons, ed. Bill Schipper, Stacy Klein, and Shannon Lewis-Simpson (Essays in Anglo-Saxon Studies).
Additional Information:
Graduate Studies Committee member
Area Committee for English and Interdisciplinary Studies
Institute for Global Understanding member
Sustainability Advisory Council member (Academic Programs and Research Committee)
Gender Studies Committee member
