Andy Romig
Associate Professor
ajr6@nyu.edu
(212) 998-7319
702 - 1 Wash Pl
Office Hours
Tuesday By Appt: 2:00-6:00 (REMOTE)
B.A., Comparative Literature and History, University of Iowa, 1996
M.A., History, University of Iowa, 1997
A.M., History, Brown University, 1998
Ph.D., History, Brown University, 2008
Andrew Romig is a professor of European medieval studies, specializing in the transformations of culture and society during the Carolingian late-eighth, ninth, and early-tenth centuries. He has written and taught on such wide-ranging subjects as the history of gender, the history of emotion, medieval Latin and vernacular comparative literature, the history of ethical philosophy and philanthropy, memory, travel and movement, spirituality, historical and literary theory, and the visual arts. Professor Romig's first book, Be A Perfect Man: Christian Masculinity and the Carolingian Aristocracy, was published by the University of Pennsylvania Press in 2017. Links to his articles and up-to-date information about his work are available at: https://andrewromig.com/
Books
2017
Andrew Romig's Be A Perfect Man: Christian Masculinity and the Carolingian Aristocracy was published by University of Pennsylvania Press.
Teaching and Research Interests
late antique medieval and early modern cultural studies; comparative Latin and vernacular literature; history of emotion gender spirituality visual arts; historical and literary theory
Courses
2023 Spring
First-Year Research Seminar: Microhistory and the Uniqueness of the Individual Instance
2022 Spring
First-Year Research Seminar: Microhistory and the Uniqueness of the Individual Instance
2022 Fall
First-Year Interdisciplinary Seminar: Witch, Heroine, Saint: Joan of Arc and Her World
From Memory to Myth: The Mighty Charlemagne
2021 January
2021 Spring
First-Year Research Seminar: Microhistory and the Uniqueness of the Individual Instance
