Phillip Grace

Philip Grace

Associate Professor
Department of History, Chair
Division of Humanities

Division of Humanities History

Specializations

Medieval history

Publications and Presentations

    • “Learning to Cheat: Tacit Knowledge in the Luzern Bread Trades” South-Eastern Medieval Association; November 7, 2025.
    • “Making Masters Moral: Household Subordinates and Upward Social Discipline in
      Late Medieval Basel.” Journal of Social History 55:2(Winter 2021): 289-314.
    • “Fatherhood,” in Routledge Medieval Encyclopedia Online, H. Klemettilä, & R. Karras, Eds.
      London: Routledge, 2022 (writing complete 2019) https://doi.org/10.4324/9780415791182-RMEO248-1
    • “But Some Make Red This Way: The Pedagogy of Variation in Sixteenth-Century
      Household Manuals.” 63rd Annual Meeting of the Renaissance Society of
      America, Chicago, Illinois; April 1, 2017.
    • Affectionate Authorities: Fathers and Fatherly Roles in Late Medieval Basel. Farnham, Surrey:
      Ashgate Publishing, 2015.

Contributor to:

      • The Journal of Medieval History
      • The Journal of Family History