Jennifer Neville
About Jennifer Neville
Jennifer Neville is a Reader in Early Medieval English Literature at Royal Holloway, University of London, with a focus on the Exeter Book riddles since 1991. She completed her MA at the University of Toronto and authored a book examining the representation of the natural world in Old English poetry.
Work at Royal Holloway, University of London
Jennifer Neville holds the position of Reader in Early Medieval English Literature at Royal Holloway, University of London. In this role, she engages in teaching and research focused on early medieval literature, contributing to the academic community through her expertise in this specialized field.
Research on Exeter Book Riddles
Jennifer Neville has dedicated significant time to the study of the Exeter Book riddles since 1991. Her research spans over twenty years, focusing on the complexities and interpretations of these enigmatic texts. This long-term engagement highlights her commitment to understanding and analyzing early medieval literature.
Education and Academic Background
Jennifer Neville completed her Master of Arts degree at the University of Toronto. This educational background laid the foundation for her subsequent research and academic career in early medieval English literature, particularly in the analysis of Old English poetry.
Publications on Old English Poetry
Jennifer Neville authored a book that explores the representation of the natural world in Old English poetry. This publication contributes to the understanding of thematic elements within early medieval literature and showcases her scholarly focus on the intersection of nature and poetry in this historical context.