Julie Singer

Julie Singer, a Professor at Washington University of St. Louis, delves into the captivating world of infant voices in medieval French literature. She explores the profound questions surrounding personhood and the significance of speech as a human trait. Through various texts, Julie links medieval insights on childhood to modern themes like gender and language. She discusses fetal voices and the moral dilemmas of existence, as well as the societal implications of children's testimonies. This intriguing analysis showcases how these voices challenge power dynamics and notions of justice.