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Antje Elisa Chan is a scholar of medieval English literature specializing in the manuscript culture of lay people in fifteenth-century England. She is working on a monograph tentatively titled聽Public Worship in Fifteenth-Century England: Middle English Pastoralia as Textual Witnesses, which categorizes and analyzes Middle English pastoral and catechetic texts on the Mass, creeds, prayers, virtues and vices. She is particularly interested in how this body of writing encouraged communal responsibility towards one鈥檚 neighbour and fostered societal health. Her current research project, funded by an internal SSHD grant, is entitled 鈥淣eighbourliness as Medieval Health Care: The Textual Witnesses of Fifteenth-Century England鈥�. Her work examines a series of pastoral treatises called 鈥淭he Seven Works of Bodily Mercy鈥� and 鈥�De visitatio infirmorum鈥�, which promote shared social responsibility towards caring for the sick and the dying. By exploring the manuscript contexts of these treatises, Antje points at literary networks, which consider 鈥渘eighbourliness鈥� as a form of pre-modern health care system. Antje has worked on the edition of a 2026 special issue of the聽Medieval Feminist Forum, the proceedings of the 鈥淣ew Visions of Julian of Norwich鈥� conference that she co-organized at Somerville College in Oxford in 2022. She is also the Book Review Editor for the聽Journal of Medieval Religious Cultures聽and welcomes expressions of interest in reviewing, or having reviewed, books on any aspects of medieval religious cultures.