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Amy G. Remensnyder is a scholar specializing in the cultural and religious history of medieval Europe, with a particular focus on the Mediterranean. She has authored several articles and books, including 'Remembering Kings Past: Monastic Foundation Legends Medieval Southern France' and co-edited 'Middle Ages Matter: Medieval Light Modern Injustice.' Her research engages with complex historical narratives surrounding Muslim-Christian relations during the medieval and early modern periods, and she explores global history themes of captivity. Remensnyder's innovative approach to historical scholarship emphasizes the entwined legacies of religion and identity, particularly illustrated in her book 'La Conquistadora: Virgin Mary War Peace Old New Worlds'. Her academic pursuits have garnered several prestigious awards, including the Van Courtland Elliott Prize for an outstanding article in medieval studies. She is actively involved in advancing the understanding of medieval history through teaching and public engagement.
Brown University • Providence, RI
Teaches various undergraduate and graduate courses on European Middle Ages and engages in research on medieval Mediterranean history.
Department: Department of Economics