[Ansteorra] Assistance needed for grad paper

[Hillary Greenslade]

I suspect you have already looked here, but you may want to check out JSTOR and other academic paper/thesis journal and repositories, for sources.  Also, remember to check out their bibliographies for suggested additional resources.   If not already on access to JSTOR, check with your local university (most have free access computers in library) or even your local city public library (mine has free access with library card number/membership). 
 
Also, check the topic listings for Creative Anachronist or Tournaments Illuminated, might find some info there; as well as perhaps other re-enactment organizations.  Last, the Kalamazoo Michigan Medieval Congress just concluded last weekend, might be some presentations on the event's current or past listings that will give you some people's names to check for online, to see if they have info on their websites, on same topic. 
 
Good luck, Hillary
 
Date: Sat, 12 May 2012 20:37:02 -0500
From: Eleanor Cleavely <lady.cleavely at gmail.com>
To: ansteorra at lists.ansteorra.org, elfsea at lists.ansteorra.org
Subject: [Ansteorra] Assistance needed for grad paper

Good evening, all!
I am looking for information on hospitality/lack of hospitality in the
Middle Ages (ca. "Sir Gawain & The Green Knight) from the perspective of
the host. That is, what punishments or recourse would there have been if
the guest violated the rules of hospitality? I've tried to Florilegium, but
I'm needing a bit more information than what's on there.

Any help you all can give would be most appreciated. I am hoping to have
this paper turned in by Monday at noon.

Thank you in advance!
Eleanor Cleavely