Spring 2007
Below
is a list of
Penn-sponsored (and affiliated) events of interest to medievalists. |
| Date/Time | Speaker | Event Info | Location |
| Feb. 5 Monday 5:15 pm |
Talya Fishman Department of Religious Studies |
“How
Did Medieval Jews Preserve the Orality of the 'Oral Torah' After the
Inscription of Talmud?” [History of Material Texts Seminar] |
Lea Library,
6th Floor of Van Pelt Library |
| Feb. 10 Saturday 9 am - 6 pm |
Interdepartmental Conference (including
Penn-affiliated faculty and students) Center for the Study of Books and Media, Princeton University |
2007
Graduate Student Conference on Books and Media Registration required. See the conference website for deatils. |
Friend Center
004, Princeton University |
| Feb. 27 Tuesday 5:30 pm |
Pawel Kras History, The Catholic University of Lublin, Poland |
“John
Wyclif's Writings in Fifteenth-Century Bohemia and Poland” Open to the public. Reception to follow. [The Henry Charles Lea Lecture, 2007] |
Rosenwald Gallerry, 6th Floor, Van Pelt Library |
| Feb. 28 Wednesday 5 pm |
Stacy Klein Department of English, Rutgers University |
“I
Sing of Arms and Yet Much More: Imagining Sexual Difference in the Old
English Judith” [Medieval/Renaissance Seminar]* |
Grad Lounge,
3rd Floor, Fisher-Bennett Hall |
| Mar. 21 Wednesday 4:30 pm |
Sarah Kay Romance Languages, Princeton University |
“Touching Singularity: Consolation, Philosophy, and Poetry in the French dit” | Cherpak Lounge, 5th Floor, Williams Hall |
| Apr. 11 Wednesday 4:30 pm |
Michael Solomon Romance Languages |
“Fictions
of Well-Being: Sickly Readers and Vernacular Popular Medical Writing” [Medieval/Renaissance Seminar]* |
Grad Lounge, 3rd Floor, Fisher-Bennett Hall |
| May 17 - May 19 Thursday - Saturday All day |
International Conference University of Pennsylvania Department of English, in association with The Yearbook of Langland Studies |
Fourth
International Conference for the Study of Piers Plowman Registration required. See the conference website for deatils. |
Locations TBA
- see program
for details |
*
Medieval/Renaissance Seminar – Pre-circulated
papers are available from Rosemary
O'Neill
(one week prior to the scheduled event).
For
corrections or additions to this calendar, contact Jonathan Hsy.
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