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Here is Dr. Marvin posing with his wife Maren before a quaint old church in Texas, barely a stone’s throw from the historic site of his birth.

William Marvin

Associate Professor. B.A., German Literature, University of Denver; study of Germanic Philology, Eberhard-Karls Universität Tübingen, Germany; Ph.D., English, University of Minnesota.

Professor Marvin is a mediaevalist with training in comparative Germanic philology and the pre-modern literatures of England, Germany, and Iceland. His book, Hunting Law and Ritual in Medieval English Literature (Boydell and Brewer, 2006), is the first diachronic study of the law, craft, and textual aesthetics of medieval English venery. In the English Department Dr. Marvin teaches courses on Chaucer, Arthurian romance, Germanic saga, Indo-European mythology, history of the English language, and Shakespeare. He also acts as Coordinator of Undergraduate Studies and Master of Revels to the English Club.

Phone: 970 491 5310
Email Address: william.marvin.colostate.edu

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