Medieval History
Portals, Pathways, and Peregrinations: Concepts of Mobility and
Exchange in the Long Middle Ages
4th Annual Medieval Studies/Pearl Kibre Medieval Study
Interdisciplinary Graduate Student Conference
March 27, 2009:Â CUNY Graduate Center, New York, rooms 9204 and 9205
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9:00 â?? 9:30Â Â Â Â Registration
9:30 â?? 11:00Â Â Â Portals: New Constructions of Identity
Gordon Whatley, Professor of English, Queens College and the Graduate
Center, Moderator
                      Alice Lynn McMichael
(CUNY Graduate Center) â?? â??Secular Travel Narrative and
Medieval Christian Society as Represented in Marco Poloâ??s Livre des
Merveilles in Morgan Manuscript 723â?
David Heayn (Villanova University) â?? â??Mary Dâ??Oignies: The
Thirteenth-Century Beguine Movement as Gendered Alternative: Lay
Piety or Heresyâ?
Adin Lears (CUNY Graduate Center) â?? â??An Ave Family Tree: Female
Kinship, Maternal Authority, and the Exchange of Sanctity in
Memlingâ??s Shrine of St. Ursula at Brugesâ?Â
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11:15 â?? 12:45Â Pathways: Cultural Movement, Exchange and Assimilation
Anne Stone, Professor of Music, Queens College and the Graduate
Center, Moderator
Linda Stein (CUNY Graduate Center) â?? â??Transmuting Violent Murder
into Devotional Art: Limoges Reliquaries of St. Thomas Becketâ?
Ethan Zadoff (CUNY Graduate Center) â?? â??Intellectual Exchange and
Movement in Medieval England: The Case of Isaac Alfasi and Maimonides
in Late Twelfth and Thirteenth Century Englandâ?
Natalie Espino (Binghamton University) â?? â??Continuity, Change, and
Text: Urban Space and Public Building in Early Medieval Italyâ?
Clare Wilson (CUNY Graduate Center) â?? â??Lyric in Exile:
Troubadours in Foreign Courts and the Albigensian Crusadeâ?
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1:00 â?? 1:45Â Â Â Â Â Brunch
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2:00 â?? 3:00Â Â Â Â Keynote Address
Evelyn Birge Vitz, Professor of French, New York University
â??Performing the Passions, East and West: An Indian â??Rasicâ??
Esthetic in Medieval French Storytellingâ?
3:15 â?? 4:45Â Â Â Â Â Panel 3: Peregrinations: Modes and Methods of
Christian Expansion
Eric Ivison, Professor of History, College of Staten Island and the
Graduate Center, Moderator
Jennifer Jordan (CUNY Graduate Center) â?? â??The Children's
Crusadeand Medieval Ideas of Childhood and Parentingâ?
Brandon Hawk (University of Connecticut) â?? â??Three Stops and
Heaven: Topography in the South English Legendary Life of Thomas
Becketâ?
AnnaLinden Weller â?? A Constantinopolitan Latin's Perceptions of
Byzantine Imperial Power: Heresiology and Cultural Interchange in
Hugo Eteriano's Contra Patarenos
Galia Halpern (New York University) â?? â??To India: Geopiety and
Ethnicity in Representations of St. Thomasâ??s Travels from the
Twelfth to the Fifteenth Centuryâ?
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A reception from 5:00 â?? 6:00 p.m. will follow in the Certificate
Programs Office (Room 5109) on the 5th Floor of the CUNY Graduate
Center.
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For more information, please contact [email protected]
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Organized with the generous support of the Medieval Studies
Certificate Program, the Doctoral Studentsâ?? Council, and the Ph.D.
Programs in Art History, English, and History.
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Medieval History
Portals, Pathways, and Peregrinations
Portals, Pathways, and Peregrinations: Concepts of Mobility and
Exchange in the Long Middle Ages
4th Annual Medieval Studies/Pearl Kibre Medieval Study
Interdisciplinary Graduate Student Conference
March 27, 2009:Â CUNY Graduate Center, New York, rooms 9204 and 9205
Â
9:00 â?? 9:30Â Â Â Â Registration
9:30 â?? 11:00Â Â Â Portals: New Constructions of Identity
Gordon Whatley, Professor of English, Queens College and the Graduate
Center, Moderator
                      Alice Lynn McMichael
(CUNY Graduate Center) â?? â??Secular Travel Narrative and
Medieval Christian Society as Represented in Marco Poloâ??s Livre des
Merveilles in Morgan Manuscript 723â?
David Heayn (Villanova University) â?? â??Mary Dâ??Oignies: The
Thirteenth-Century Beguine Movement as Gendered Alternative: Lay
Piety or Heresyâ?
Adin Lears (CUNY Graduate Center) â?? â??An Ave Family Tree: Female
Kinship, Maternal Authority, and the Exchange of Sanctity in
Memlingâ??s Shrine of St. Ursula at Brugesâ?Â
          Â
11:15 â?? 12:45Â Pathways: Cultural Movement, Exchange and Assimilation
Anne Stone, Professor of Music, Queens College and the Graduate
Center, Moderator
Linda Stein (CUNY Graduate Center) â?? â??Transmuting Violent Murder
into Devotional Art: Limoges Reliquaries of St. Thomas Becketâ?
Ethan Zadoff (CUNY Graduate Center) â?? â??Intellectual Exchange and
Movement in Medieval England: The Case of Isaac Alfasi and Maimonides
in Late Twelfth and Thirteenth Century Englandâ?
Natalie Espino (Binghamton University) â?? â??Continuity, Change, and
Text: Urban Space and Public Building in Early Medieval Italyâ?
Clare Wilson (CUNY Graduate Center) â?? â??Lyric in Exile:
Troubadours in Foreign Courts and the Albigensian Crusadeâ?
Â
1:00 â?? 1:45Â Â Â Â Â Brunch
Â
2:00 â?? 3:00Â Â Â Â Keynote Address
Evelyn Birge Vitz, Professor of French, New York University
â??Performing the Passions, East and West: An Indian â??Rasicâ??
Esthetic in Medieval French Storytellingâ?
3:15 â?? 4:45Â Â Â Â Â Panel 3: Peregrinations: Modes and Methods of
Christian Expansion
Eric Ivison, Professor of History, College of Staten Island and the
Graduate Center, Moderator
Jennifer Jordan (CUNY Graduate Center) â?? â??The Children's
Crusadeand Medieval Ideas of Childhood and Parentingâ?
Brandon Hawk (University of Connecticut) â?? â??Three Stops and
Heaven: Topography in the South English Legendary Life of Thomas
Becketâ?
AnnaLinden Weller â?? A Constantinopolitan Latin's Perceptions of
Byzantine Imperial Power: Heresiology and Cultural Interchange in
Hugo Eteriano's Contra Patarenos
Galia Halpern (New York University) â?? â??To India: Geopiety and
Ethnicity in Representations of St. Thomasâ??s Travels from the
Twelfth to the Fifteenth Centuryâ?
Â
A reception from 5:00 â?? 6:00 p.m. will follow in the Certificate
Programs Office (Room 5109) on the 5th Floor of the CUNY Graduate
Center.
Â
For more information, please contact [email protected]
Â
Organized with the generous support of the Medieval Studies
Certificate Program, the Doctoral Studentsâ?? Council, and the Ph.D.
Programs in Art History, English, and History.
- Medieval Devotion: A Roundtable Discussion:
MEDIEVAL CLUB OF NEW YORK Friday, October 1, 2010, 7:30 PM (followed by wine and cheese reception) Medieval Devotion: A Roundtable Discussion: Cynthia Hahn, Hunter College and The Graduate Center, CUNY Sara Lipton, SUNY, Stonybrook Michael Sargent,...
- Liminal Spaces: A Symposium In Honor Of Pamela Sheingorn
Liminal Spaces: A Symposium in honor of Pamela Sheingorn Friday, October 30th at Princeton University The Index of Christian Art in Princeton University is pleased to host Liminal Spaces, a symposium in honor of Pamela Sheingorn. This one day-event...
- Nota Bene
In conjunction with the international conference, "Authority and Authorship: Barking Abbey and Its Texts," to be held at the CUNY Graduate Center on September 11, 2009, a conference dedicated to the memory of Jo Ann McNamara, the CUNY Graduate Center...
- Portals, Pathways, And Peregrinations: Concepts Of Mobility And Exchange In The Long Middle Ages
Portals, Pathways, and Peregrinations: Concepts of Mobility and Exchange in the Long Middle Ages 4th Annual Medieval Studies/Pearl Kibre Medieval Study Interdisciplinary Graduate Student Conference March 27, 2009: CUNY Graduate Center, New York Over several...
- Portals, Pathways, And Peregrinations: Concepts Of Mobility And Exchange In The Long Middle Ages
Portals, Pathways, and Peregrinations: Concepts of Mobility and Exchange in the Long Middle Ages 4th Annual Medieval Studies/Pearl Kibre Medieval Study Interdisciplinary Graduate Student Conference March 27, 2009: CUNY Graduate Center, New York Over...