Abstract
On October 26-8, 2000, there was a great gathering of Arthurian scholars from England, Canada, and the United States at the University of Rochester for Camelot 2000: A Millennial Conference on the Arthurian Legends. One of the purposes of the conference was to demonstrate the variety of approaches used by scholars studying Arthurian material and indeed the variety of material available for study; another was to demonstrate or suggest new areas for examination. This volume, which grew out of the papers at the conference, contains essays developed from the keynote addresses and from those papers that were overviews of a particular area of Arthurian Studies or that projected future trends in the field. (Papers that focused on a specific work or a specific problem have been published in a special issue of Arthuriana.)
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