Medieval History
Proposals are solicited for two sessions on "Bede and the Future/The
Future of Bede" at the 46th International Congress of Medieval Studies,
Kalamazoo 2011. These sessions are sponsored by The Medieval Research
Centre at the University of Leicester, and organized by Peter Darby
(University of Leicester), Joshua Westgard (University of Tennessee at
Knoxville), Paul Hilliard (University of St Mary of the Lake) and Faith
Wallis (McGill University). We invite proposals for papers on all aspects
of Bede's life, milieu, and writings that shed light on the following
issues:
(1) how Bede and others in his circle imaged the (short-term or long-term)
future. Themes could include prophecy; apocalyptic; reform/renewal versus
decline/decay; the perception of current geo-political events (e.g. the
rise of Islam); the threat of heresy; concepts of the shape of historical
time; and ideas about analogies between the past and the future.
(2) the ways in which Bede was received and perceived after his death.
Possible topics include: manuscript transmission and traditions of Bede's
writings; medieval and modern appraisals of Bede; Bede's impact, legacy
and perceived relevance; the adaptation and alteration of Bede's writings;
Bede's posthumous status as a scholarly and Patristic authority.
Proposals should be sent to Faith Wallis ([email protected]), no
later than 15 September.
Faith Wallis, PhD
Associate Professor,
Dept. of History/Dept. of Social Studies of Medicine,
McGill University,
855 Sherbrooke Street W.,
Montreal, Quebec, Canada H3A 2T7
(tel.) 514-398-6213
(fax) 514-398-8365
http://www.mcgill.ca/history/faculty/faculty/wallis/
http://people.mcgill.ca/faith.wallis/
- The Old English Version Of Bede?s Historia Ecclesiastica
New book announcement: THE OLD ENGLISH VERSION OF BEDE?S HISTORIA ECCLESIASTICA SHARON M. ROWLEY The Old English version of Bede?s Historia ecclesiastica gentis anglorum is one of the earliest and most substantial surviving works of Old English prose....
- New Latin Online Reading Group On Bede
The notice below was posted to Classics-L and Mediev-L by Sally Winchester (e-mail: [email protected] ), and I forward it here on her behalf. Please direct any replies or questions to her address, remembering to put "Bede" in your subject-line. For information...
- Mcgill University - Postdoctoral Fellow
FWD from Alice Mary Talbot, Dumbarton Oaks McGill University - Postdoctoral Fellow, Transmission, Translation and Transformation in Medieval Textual Cultures Research Group Location: Quebec, Canada Institution Type: College/University Position Type: Post-doctoral...
- Mcgill University - Postdoctoral Fellow
McGill University - Postdoctoral Fellow, Transmission, Translation and Transformation in Medieval Textual Cultures Research Group Location: Quebec, Canada Institution Type: College/University Position Type: Post-doctoral Fellow Submitted: Thursday, October...
- New Wvu Book
The WVU Press is proud to announce that ?Cædmon?s Hymn? and Material Culture in the World of Bede, edited by Allen J. Frantzen and John Hines, has appeared and is available to be ordered from our website at http://www.wvupress.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=42&products_id=115...
Medieval History
Bede and the Future/The Future of Bede
Proposals are solicited for two sessions on "Bede and the Future/The
Future of Bede" at the 46th International Congress of Medieval Studies,
Kalamazoo 2011. These sessions are sponsored by The Medieval Research
Centre at the University of Leicester, and organized by Peter Darby
(University of Leicester), Joshua Westgard (University of Tennessee at
Knoxville), Paul Hilliard (University of St Mary of the Lake) and Faith
Wallis (McGill University). We invite proposals for papers on all aspects
of Bede's life, milieu, and writings that shed light on the following
issues:
(1) how Bede and others in his circle imaged the (short-term or long-term)
future. Themes could include prophecy; apocalyptic; reform/renewal versus
decline/decay; the perception of current geo-political events (e.g. the
rise of Islam); the threat of heresy; concepts of the shape of historical
time; and ideas about analogies between the past and the future.
(2) the ways in which Bede was received and perceived after his death.
Possible topics include: manuscript transmission and traditions of Bede's
writings; medieval and modern appraisals of Bede; Bede's impact, legacy
and perceived relevance; the adaptation and alteration of Bede's writings;
Bede's posthumous status as a scholarly and Patristic authority.
Proposals should be sent to Faith Wallis ([email protected]), no
later than 15 September.
Faith Wallis, PhD
Associate Professor,
Dept. of History/Dept. of Social Studies of Medicine,
McGill University,
855 Sherbrooke Street W.,
Montreal, Quebec, Canada H3A 2T7
(tel.) 514-398-6213
(fax) 514-398-8365
http://www.mcgill.ca/history/faculty/faculty/wallis/
http://people.mcgill.ca/faith.wallis/
- The Old English Version Of Bede?s Historia Ecclesiastica
New book announcement: THE OLD ENGLISH VERSION OF BEDE?S HISTORIA ECCLESIASTICA SHARON M. ROWLEY The Old English version of Bede?s Historia ecclesiastica gentis anglorum is one of the earliest and most substantial surviving works of Old English prose....
- New Latin Online Reading Group On Bede
The notice below was posted to Classics-L and Mediev-L by Sally Winchester (e-mail: [email protected] ), and I forward it here on her behalf. Please direct any replies or questions to her address, remembering to put "Bede" in your subject-line. For information...
- Mcgill University - Postdoctoral Fellow
FWD from Alice Mary Talbot, Dumbarton Oaks McGill University - Postdoctoral Fellow, Transmission, Translation and Transformation in Medieval Textual Cultures Research Group Location: Quebec, Canada Institution Type: College/University Position Type: Post-doctoral...
- Mcgill University - Postdoctoral Fellow
McGill University - Postdoctoral Fellow, Transmission, Translation and Transformation in Medieval Textual Cultures Research Group Location: Quebec, Canada Institution Type: College/University Position Type: Post-doctoral Fellow Submitted: Thursday, October...
- New Wvu Book
The WVU Press is proud to announce that ?Cædmon?s Hymn? and Material Culture in the World of Bede, edited by Allen J. Frantzen and John Hines, has appeared and is available to be ordered from our website at http://www.wvupress.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=42&products_id=115...