Of course, Bernard of Clairvaux's sermons on the S of S are without parallel for understanding the medieval exegesis of the text.

June-Ann Greeley, PhD

Associate Professor, Department of Theology and Religious Studies

Director, Catholic Studies Program

Sacred Heart University

5151 Park Avenue

Fairfield, CT 06825

203-371-7713 (office) // 203-371-7730 (department)

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Subject: [M-R] Song of Songs in the Classroom

medieval-religion: Scholarly discussions of medieval religion and culture

I teach an undergraduate course on medieval theology. I would like to teach a class or two on the interpretation of the Songs of Songs in this class. If you teach on this subject matter, what text/s does you use? Is there an article or a chapter on the interpretation of the Song of Songs that would be good for undergraduates?

Thanks!

Steve

Steven J. McMichael, OFM Conv.
Theology Department
University of Saint Thomas
Saint Paul, MN USA

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