Institute for Medieval Studies

Session	1609
Title	Britain's Border Geographies, II: Mobilities
Date/Time	Thursday 7 July 2022: 11.15-12.45
Sponsor	Centre for Medieval Studies, University of Bristol / Medieval & Early Modern Centre, University of Sydney
Organiser	Helen Fulton, Centre for Medieval Studies, University of Bristol
	Jan Shaw, Department of English, University of Sydney
Moderator/Chair	Jan Shaw, Department of English, University of Sydney
Paper 1609-a	England on the Dutch Language Border: Late Medieval Calais in Fact and Poetry (Language: English) Ad Putter, Department of English, University of Bristol Index Terms: Language and Literature - Comparative; Social History
Paper 1609-b	Conflicting Borders: The Stewart Dynasty and the Anglo-Scots Border (Language: English) Katherine Anne McClune, Department of English, University of Bristol Index Terms: Language and Literature - Middle English; Social History
Paper 1609-c	Fabrics and Liturgy: Intangible Borders at the 15th-Century Court of Aragon (Language: English) María Abellán Montes, Independent Scholar, Madrid Index Terms: Language and Literature - Spanish or Portuguese; Religious Life; Social History
Abstract	This is the second of two linked sessions exploring aspects of identity formation in the multicultural border zones of medieval Britain, exploring cultural relationships in the context of geography. This session focuses on movements across borders and the kinds of linguistic and cultural interactions between Britain and its European neighbours which define place, space, and identity.