Caitlin G. Watt

Medieval romance, narratology, films...and the internet!

@CaitlinGWatt

I occasionally tweet about medieval things.

Clemson

I’m currently a lecturer at Clemson University–you can find my faculty page here.

Resources

Sometimes I find useful things on the internet. If you’re interested in medieval studies or narratology, perhaps you’ll find them useful, too!

Welcome!

Hello there! My name is Caitlin G. Watt, and I’m a lecturer at Clemson University in Clemson, SC. I specialize in medieval literature, in particular 12th-14th-century French and English romances and other literature from this period in French, Latin, and English. My research focuses on characters and techniques of characterization, gender, and sexuality, but I’ve also taught courses on world literature, speculative fiction, and more. For more information about my teaching, research, or presentations, you’re in the right place!

Latest News

I’m not a frequent blogger, but it’s been known to happen!

All good things, etc.

Well, it’s the end of the semester, and boy, I am I ready to catch up on sleeping, audiobooks, and playing Pokemon! But at the same time, there’s also a[…]

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A Screenshot of "Versailles: The Palace is Yours," from Google Arts & Culture

My tour through virtual reality

This week, I was confronted with a veritable smorgasbord of groovy tools in HIST 8500. On the one hand, something more familiar, an area in which I could in fact[…]

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A screenshot of a banner from Tableau Public

Lies, statistics, and Tableau, or my very short data visualization journey

My dive into the world of Tableau taught me two things: 1) this is a powerful tool for people who use statistics in their work, and 2) I have no[…]

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