Noah Cole


Noah Cole

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Noah is a Ph.D. candidate in medieval history. He researches medieval model sermons of the fifteenth century. Specifically, he explores how medieval preachers diagnosed the causes and consequences of medieval factionalism. He is particularly interested in treating factionalism as a formal category of medieval political thought. He has taught EUH 2000, Ancient and Medieval Civilizations, and is currently teaching AMH 2010, American History to 1877. You can read his recent article: “The Affective Apocalypse: Saint Bernardino of Siena on Slanderers and Partisans,” September, Viator 57, no. 1, 2026.

Medieval Europe, Medieval political thought, Partisanship and factionalism, Preaching, Model sermons

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