Medieval History
If you happen to be in the neighborhood:
Please see the attached schedule and registration form for the
Magdalene Society of Medievalists' Inaugural Conference to be held on
5 May 2007 (schedule below).
Please direct enquiries to Daniel J. DiCenso at [email protected], or
James Wade at [email protected].
Early registration deadline: 1 May 2007
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Magdalene Society of Medievalists
Inaugural Conference
A one-day interdisciplinary conference on Medieval Studies
Magdalene College, Cambridge
Cripps Court, 5 May 2007
10am to 11am - Session 1: Keynote
Jane Hughes (Magdalene College): 'Thinking Satire: The Pleasure (and
the Pain) of the Text'
11.30am to 1pm - Session 2
Jill Mann (University of Notre Dame and University of Cambridge):
'Trees, Time and Language in Piers Plowman'
Katie Walter (King's College): 'Langland and the Senses'
2pm to 3.30pm - Session 3
David Wallace (University of Pennsylvania): 'Love Between Men:
Griselde Before Chaucer'
Diane Vincent (Girton College): ''I saw þe drunkyn whil þu were
sobere': Late Medieval Schoolbooks and English Cultural Translations'
4pm to 5pm - Session 4
James Rigney (Magdalene College): ''The Curious, the Spurious, the
Downright Furious': Vagrancy and Late Medieval Pilgrimage'
Carl Watkins (Magdalene College): 'Religious Scepticism in the Middle Ages'
5pm to 6pm - Session 5: Keynote
Helen Cooper (Magdalene College): 'Adultery Again'
6pm to 7pm - Wine Reception
-- Magdalene College
Cambridge
CB3 0AG
United Kingdom
(+44) 07957 310146
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Medieval History
Cambridge Conference
If you happen to be in the neighborhood:
Please see the attached schedule and registration form for the
Magdalene Society of Medievalists' Inaugural Conference to be held on
5 May 2007 (schedule below).
Please direct enquiries to Daniel J. DiCenso at [email protected], or
James Wade at [email protected].
Early registration deadline: 1 May 2007
******************************************************
Magdalene Society of Medievalists
Inaugural Conference
A one-day interdisciplinary conference on Medieval Studies
Magdalene College, Cambridge
Cripps Court, 5 May 2007
10am to 11am - Session 1: Keynote
Jane Hughes (Magdalene College): 'Thinking Satire: The Pleasure (and
the Pain) of the Text'
11.30am to 1pm - Session 2
Jill Mann (University of Notre Dame and University of Cambridge):
'Trees, Time and Language in Piers Plowman'
Katie Walter (King's College): 'Langland and the Senses'
2pm to 3.30pm - Session 3
David Wallace (University of Pennsylvania): 'Love Between Men:
Griselde Before Chaucer'
Diane Vincent (Girton College): ''I saw þe drunkyn whil þu were
sobere': Late Medieval Schoolbooks and English Cultural Translations'
4pm to 5pm - Session 4
James Rigney (Magdalene College): ''The Curious, the Spurious, the
Downright Furious': Vagrancy and Late Medieval Pilgrimage'
Carl Watkins (Magdalene College): 'Religious Scepticism in the Middle Ages'
5pm to 6pm - Session 5: Keynote
Helen Cooper (Magdalene College): 'Adultery Again'
6pm to 7pm - Wine Reception
-- Magdalene College
Cambridge
CB3 0AG
United Kingdom
(+44) 07957 310146
- ?a Land Without Shortcuts? ? 2011 Parnell Lecture In Irish Studies
Dr Denis Casey writes: ?What makes a place out of a locality?? was one of the many thought-provoking questions posed by Dr Tim Robinson, 2010?11 Parnell Fellow in Irish Studies, in his masterful 2011 Parnell Lecture, delivered at Magdalene College, Cambridge,...
- 800-year Old Leper Chapel In Cambridge To Be Site Of Renewable Energy Project
There are 21st century ideas in prospect for the 800 year old Leper Chapel in East Cambridge following a unique collaboration between Cambridge Past, Present and Future, and an Architecture student at the University of Cambridge. Often considered the...
- Call For Papers - The Eleventh Islamic Manuscript Conference: Sufism And Islamic Manuscript Culture
Call for Papers - The Eleventh Islamic Manuscript Conference: Sufism and Islamic Manuscript Culture 13-15 September 2016, Magdalene College, University of Cambridge Dear Colleagues, The Islamic Manuscript Association?in cooperation with...
- Medieval Multilingualism In The British Isles
CALL FOR PAPERS Medieval Multilingualism in the British Isles The Graduate Conference of Magdalene Medievalists Society Magdalene College, Cambridge, Saturday 21st July 2012 Keynote Speaker: Dr Tony Hunt, St Peter's College, Oxford The phenomenon...
- A Friday Indulgence - Medieval Stained Glass Heads From Norfolk
So much of English medieval stained glass survives as isolated fragments.. At Warham in North Norfolk, is an extraordinary collection of such fragments, mostly heads. They are the heads of saints, angels, kings, queens, bishops and clergy...