Medieval History
Justice, Law, and Literature in the Middle Ages
How are questions of law and justice treated in philosophical,
theological, legal, historical, and literary texts, as well as in the
arts? Questions such as these lend themselves to an interdisciplinary
approach that examines how competing and/or complementary texts, genres,
and values contriubted to the formation of basic concepts of law and
justice, such as fairness, legitimacy, criminality, and individual and
social welfare.
Proposals for 20-minute presentations, accompanied by the Congress
participant information form (see attachment), may be submitted to
Toy-Fung Tung ([email protected]) or Alison Ganze
([email protected]) no later than September 15.
- Medieval Cognitive Literary And Scientific Studies
The Medieval Cognitive Literary and Scientific Studies group seeks submissions for three panels to be held at the 2011 Medieval Congress at Kalamazoo. This year each of the three panels will have a specific focus under the wider umbrella, ?Cognitive Approaches...
- Cfp: Church And Culture I: Exploring Worship In The Church
Proposals are invited for the following sessions which will be sponsored by Christianity and Culture (University of York) Church and Culture I: Exploring Worship in the Church This session will explore worship in the Anglo-Saxon and later medieval church,...
- Mam Cfp
The Medieval Association of the Midwest (MAM) invites proposals for presentations for Session V: ?Studies in Medieval Iberian Philology?. Submissions on all philological aspects will be considered. Although of special interest are papers on paleographical...
- Cfp: Introducing Medieval Studies To Non-majors
Introducing Medieval Studies to Non-Majors Too often medievalists find themselves teaching survey and introductory-level classes that contain a majority of students who are not planning on going into this area of study but who are also not really interested...
- Cfp: Capital And Corporal Punishment In Anglo-saxon England
Capital and Corporal Punishment in Anglo-Saxon England International Congress on Medieval Studies Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo MI 13-16 May 2010 AND International Medieval Congress University of Leeds, Leeds UK 12-15 July 2010 Execution, mutilation,...
Medieval History
CFP: Justice, Law, and Literature in the Middle Ages
Justice, Law, and Literature in the Middle Ages
How are questions of law and justice treated in philosophical,
theological, legal, historical, and literary texts, as well as in the
arts? Questions such as these lend themselves to an interdisciplinary
approach that examines how competing and/or complementary texts, genres,
and values contriubted to the formation of basic concepts of law and
justice, such as fairness, legitimacy, criminality, and individual and
social welfare.
Proposals for 20-minute presentations, accompanied by the Congress
participant information form (see attachment), may be submitted to
Toy-Fung Tung ([email protected]) or Alison Ganze
([email protected]) no later than September 15.
- Medieval Cognitive Literary And Scientific Studies
The Medieval Cognitive Literary and Scientific Studies group seeks submissions for three panels to be held at the 2011 Medieval Congress at Kalamazoo. This year each of the three panels will have a specific focus under the wider umbrella, ?Cognitive Approaches...
- Cfp: Church And Culture I: Exploring Worship In The Church
Proposals are invited for the following sessions which will be sponsored by Christianity and Culture (University of York) Church and Culture I: Exploring Worship in the Church This session will explore worship in the Anglo-Saxon and later medieval church,...
- Mam Cfp
The Medieval Association of the Midwest (MAM) invites proposals for presentations for Session V: ?Studies in Medieval Iberian Philology?. Submissions on all philological aspects will be considered. Although of special interest are papers on paleographical...
- Cfp: Introducing Medieval Studies To Non-majors
Introducing Medieval Studies to Non-Majors Too often medievalists find themselves teaching survey and introductory-level classes that contain a majority of students who are not planning on going into this area of study but who are also not really interested...
- Cfp: Capital And Corporal Punishment In Anglo-saxon England
Capital and Corporal Punishment in Anglo-Saxon England International Congress on Medieval Studies Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo MI 13-16 May 2010 AND International Medieval Congress University of Leeds, Leeds UK 12-15 July 2010 Execution, mutilation,...