Heloise the Abbess--Mary Martin McLauhglin
Authenticity Revisited--John Marenbon
Philosophical Themes in the Epistolae duorum amantium --Constant J. Mews
The Young Heloise and Latin Rhetoric--John O. Ward and Neville Chiavaroli
Textual Strategies in the Abelard/Heloise Correspondence--Katharina Wilson and Glenda McLeod
Heloise, Dialectic, and the Heroides--Phyllis R. Brown and John C. Peiffer II
Classical Myth and Gender in the Letters of "Abelard" and "Heloise"--Jane Chance
Heloise's Critique of Monastic Life--Linda Georgianna
Female Bodies and Christian Bodies in Heloise’s Third Letter--Peggy McCracken
Rhetorical Engagement and the Benedictine Rite of Initiation in Heloise’s Third Letter--Donna Alfano Bussell
Negotiating Gender and the Religious Life at the Paraclete--Morgan Powell
Heloise and the Question of Consolation--Alcuin Blamires
Heloise and the Question of Friendship--Brian McGuire
The Rhetorical Struggle over the Meaning of Motherhood in the Writings of Heloise and Abelard--Juanita Feros Ruys
Pierre Bayle’s Reflections on a Much Talked About Woman--Deborah Fraoilli