Medieval History
As of Sept. 1 (I'm still behind posting):
We are still soliciting submissions for the following session
sponsored by the International Long Twelfth Century Society:
"Crossing Borders: Hybridity and Hegemony in Post-Conquest England:
There are many kinds of borders being crossed in recent studies
regarding post-Conquest England: temporal, political, cultural,
gendered? to name but a few. This session proposes to explore new
ways of thinking about Anglo-Norman England by examining how writers
blurred (or confirmed) the boundaries of time and space, identity and
being, or thinking and writing. Papers of particular interest will
demonstrate continuity between the Anglo-Saxon or late medieval
periods and the long twelfth century. By shedding new light on a
historically undervalued period of medieval experience, this session
will be essential to promoting a more complete understanding of
England's literary history."
Deadline for submissions is, of course, Sept 15th to me at
[email protected] -- thank you!
- University Of Louisville's Medieval And Renaissance Faculty Workshop K'zoo '13
I am pleased to announce two sessions for next year's international Congress in Kalamazoo sponsored by the University of Louisville's Medieval and Renaissance Faculty Workshop: 1. Law and Legal Culture in Anglo-Saxon England Recognizing the extent...
- "latinity And Identity In Anglo-saxon England (1-2)"
Call for Papers: 46th International Congress on Medieval Studies "Latinity and Identity in Anglo-Saxon England (1-2)" Pre-Conquest Anglo-Latinity was a complex phenomenon: the choice to write in Latin was itself significant for Germanic-speaking peoples,...
- I. Law And Legal Culture In Anglo-saxon England
> I. LAW AND LEGAL CULTURE IN ANGLO-SAXON ENGLAND > Recognizing the extent to which the study of early law has changed over > the last century, this session looks to bring together scholars from a variety of disciplines to discuss new ways of understanding...
- University Of Louisville Medieval Workshop
Now that the Congress organizing committee has posted the Call for Papers for the 46th International Congress on Medieval Studies, it is my pleasure to announce two sessions sponsored by the University of Louisville Medieval Workshop: I. LAW AND LEGAL...
- E-periodization: Questioning Disciplinary Divisions Of Time In The English Middle Ages
LAST CALL! CFP: RE-PERIODIZATION: QUESTIONING DISCIPLINARY DIVISIONS OF TIME IN THE ENGLISH MIDDLE AGES International Congress on Medieval Studies, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan, May 13-16, 2010 *Apologies for cross-posting!* We are...
Medieval History
Crossing Borders: Hybridity and Hegemony in Post-Conquest England
As of Sept. 1 (I'm still behind posting):
We are still soliciting submissions for the following session
sponsored by the International Long Twelfth Century Society:
"Crossing Borders: Hybridity and Hegemony in Post-Conquest England:
There are many kinds of borders being crossed in recent studies
regarding post-Conquest England: temporal, political, cultural,
gendered? to name but a few. This session proposes to explore new
ways of thinking about Anglo-Norman England by examining how writers
blurred (or confirmed) the boundaries of time and space, identity and
being, or thinking and writing. Papers of particular interest will
demonstrate continuity between the Anglo-Saxon or late medieval
periods and the long twelfth century. By shedding new light on a
historically undervalued period of medieval experience, this session
will be essential to promoting a more complete understanding of
England's literary history."
Deadline for submissions is, of course, Sept 15th to me at
[email protected] -- thank you!
- University Of Louisville's Medieval And Renaissance Faculty Workshop K'zoo '13
I am pleased to announce two sessions for next year's international Congress in Kalamazoo sponsored by the University of Louisville's Medieval and Renaissance Faculty Workshop: 1. Law and Legal Culture in Anglo-Saxon England Recognizing the extent...
- "latinity And Identity In Anglo-saxon England (1-2)"
Call for Papers: 46th International Congress on Medieval Studies "Latinity and Identity in Anglo-Saxon England (1-2)" Pre-Conquest Anglo-Latinity was a complex phenomenon: the choice to write in Latin was itself significant for Germanic-speaking peoples,...
- I. Law And Legal Culture In Anglo-saxon England
> I. LAW AND LEGAL CULTURE IN ANGLO-SAXON ENGLAND > Recognizing the extent to which the study of early law has changed over > the last century, this session looks to bring together scholars from a variety of disciplines to discuss new ways of understanding...
- University Of Louisville Medieval Workshop
Now that the Congress organizing committee has posted the Call for Papers for the 46th International Congress on Medieval Studies, it is my pleasure to announce two sessions sponsored by the University of Louisville Medieval Workshop: I. LAW AND LEGAL...
- E-periodization: Questioning Disciplinary Divisions Of Time In The English Middle Ages
LAST CALL! CFP: RE-PERIODIZATION: QUESTIONING DISCIPLINARY DIVISIONS OF TIME IN THE ENGLISH MIDDLE AGES International Congress on Medieval Studies, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan, May 13-16, 2010 *Apologies for cross-posting!* We are...