Institute for Medieval Studies
IMC 2017: sessions for timeslot Tuesday 4 July 2017: 11.15-12.45
14th-Century England, II: Property Markets in Medieval England - Enterprise and Urban Development [Session No: 635]
A 'Dark Matter': Archaeology and History of Fiscal Estates, II - Structures and Extent, 9th-11th Centuries [Session No: 637]
Benedictine Monasticism in an Age of Transition, c. 1150-c. 1250, II: Changing Ideals of Authority and Leadership [Session No: 630]
Between Licit and Illicit Economy: Norms and Forms of Distribution in the Maritime World, c. 1200-1600, II [Session No: 640]
Beyond the Text?: Other Ways of Reading [Session No: 611]
Castles and Representing Aristocratic Power [Session No: 641]
Communities in Medieval Towns, II: Interpretation of Evidence [Session No: 636]
Creating Communities and Others in and around the Frankish Kingdoms, c. 400-1000, I: Roman Influences [Session No: 622]
Creating the Ideal Virtuous Ruler in the 12th Century: Western, Byzantine, and Islamic Responses to Crisis [Session No: 625]
DISTAFF, II: Dress - Evolution and Meaning [Session No: 607]
Fear, Love, and Loathing in the Middle Ages, II: Emotions and the Body in Polemic and Community-Making [Session No: 624]
Free Will, Penance, and the Structure of Knowledge: Questions and Problems in 12th- and 13th-Century Theology [Session No: 644]
Gender, Sexuality, and Medieval 'Otherness' in Medieval and Modern Literature [Session No: 620]
Horses in Art: The Familiar and the Alien [Session No: 603]
Knowledge Exchange, Impact, and the Public Value of the Middle Ages [Session No: 642]
La otra opción: explorando el concepto de alteridad en la Península Ibérica durante la Edad Media, I [Session No: 628]
Ladies and Lords in 10th and 11th-Century Iberia: Rivalries, Factions, and Networks [Session No: 605]
Living in a Material World: Space, Objects, and the Loss of Gendered Identity in Medieval Romance [Session No: 606]
Looking at 'the Other' in Medieval Western Islamic Societies [Session No: 627]
Material Culture as a Means of Integrating and Excluding Others [Session No: 618]
Medieval English: Language, Literature, and Literacy, II [Session No: 602]
Medieval Ethiopia, II: Gospel Books and Chronicles [Session No: 634]
Medieval Palace-Cities in Japan, Europe, and the Middle East, I: Cities as Adjuncts to Palaces [Session No: 612]
Medieval Prosopography, II: Online Databases and Prosopographical Research [Session No: 639]
Moving Byzantium, II: Changes and Risks of Social Mobility [Session No: 609]
Origo gentis: The Origin Legends of Medieval Europe, II [Session No: 613]
Otherness in Old English Literature [Session No: 621]
Otherness, Monstrosity, and Deviation in Old Norse Literature and Culture, II: Splinter Groups and Rogue Sagas [Session No: 629]
Pagans, Martyrs, and Godly Soldiers: Keeping Control through Religious Text and Practice [Session No: 626]
Perceptions of Other Religions, II: Jews as Perceived by Catholics and Heretics [Session No: 623]
Political Leaders in Late Medieval Europe [Session No: 604]
Popes and Orders: Questions of Identity and Image, II - The Friars Minor [Session No: 632]
Religious Authority, II: Reforming the Profane [Session No: 633]
Religious Life, Artistic Patronage, and Liturgical Performances in Italian Nunneries, II [Session No: 631]
Remembering the Crusades in Text and Action [Session No: 608]
Rome and the 'Others', 'Others' and Rome [Session No: 616]
The Food of Others [Session No: 617]
The 'Other' in Laws and Legal Texts, II [Session No: 619]
The 'Other' Manuscript, II: The Poetry and Place(s) of Bodleian Library MS Junius 11 [Session No: 601]
The Rhetoric of Emotions and the Politics of Debate in the Carolingian World, II: Once More, with Feeling [Session No: 638]
The Social and Political Uses of Emotion in the Middle Ages [Session No: 610]
The Wycliffite Bible: New Research [Session No: 643]
Theories and Typologies, II: Queering the Pitch - Challenging Accepted Narratives of Pre-Modern and Early Modern Theory and Practice [Session No: 614]
A 'Dark Matter': Archaeology and History of Fiscal Estates, II - Structures and Extent, 9th-11th Centuries [Session No: 637]
Benedictine Monasticism in an Age of Transition, c. 1150-c. 1250, II: Changing Ideals of Authority and Leadership [Session No: 630]
Between Licit and Illicit Economy: Norms and Forms of Distribution in the Maritime World, c. 1200-1600, II [Session No: 640]
Beyond the Text?: Other Ways of Reading [Session No: 611]
Castles and Representing Aristocratic Power [Session No: 641]
Communities in Medieval Towns, II: Interpretation of Evidence [Session No: 636]
Creating Communities and Others in and around the Frankish Kingdoms, c. 400-1000, I: Roman Influences [Session No: 622]
Creating the Ideal Virtuous Ruler in the 12th Century: Western, Byzantine, and Islamic Responses to Crisis [Session No: 625]
DISTAFF, II: Dress - Evolution and Meaning [Session No: 607]
Fear, Love, and Loathing in the Middle Ages, II: Emotions and the Body in Polemic and Community-Making [Session No: 624]
Free Will, Penance, and the Structure of Knowledge: Questions and Problems in 12th- and 13th-Century Theology [Session No: 644]
Gender, Sexuality, and Medieval 'Otherness' in Medieval and Modern Literature [Session No: 620]
Horses in Art: The Familiar and the Alien [Session No: 603]
Knowledge Exchange, Impact, and the Public Value of the Middle Ages [Session No: 642]
La otra opción: explorando el concepto de alteridad en la Península Ibérica durante la Edad Media, I [Session No: 628]
Ladies and Lords in 10th and 11th-Century Iberia: Rivalries, Factions, and Networks [Session No: 605]
Living in a Material World: Space, Objects, and the Loss of Gendered Identity in Medieval Romance [Session No: 606]
Looking at 'the Other' in Medieval Western Islamic Societies [Session No: 627]
Material Culture as a Means of Integrating and Excluding Others [Session No: 618]
Medieval English: Language, Literature, and Literacy, II [Session No: 602]
Medieval Ethiopia, II: Gospel Books and Chronicles [Session No: 634]
Medieval Palace-Cities in Japan, Europe, and the Middle East, I: Cities as Adjuncts to Palaces [Session No: 612]
Medieval Prosopography, II: Online Databases and Prosopographical Research [Session No: 639]
Moving Byzantium, II: Changes and Risks of Social Mobility [Session No: 609]
Origo gentis: The Origin Legends of Medieval Europe, II [Session No: 613]
Otherness in Old English Literature [Session No: 621]
Otherness, Monstrosity, and Deviation in Old Norse Literature and Culture, II: Splinter Groups and Rogue Sagas [Session No: 629]
Pagans, Martyrs, and Godly Soldiers: Keeping Control through Religious Text and Practice [Session No: 626]
Perceptions of Other Religions, II: Jews as Perceived by Catholics and Heretics [Session No: 623]
Political Leaders in Late Medieval Europe [Session No: 604]
Popes and Orders: Questions of Identity and Image, II - The Friars Minor [Session No: 632]
Religious Authority, II: Reforming the Profane [Session No: 633]
Religious Life, Artistic Patronage, and Liturgical Performances in Italian Nunneries, II [Session No: 631]
Remembering the Crusades in Text and Action [Session No: 608]
Rome and the 'Others', 'Others' and Rome [Session No: 616]
The Food of Others [Session No: 617]
The 'Other' in Laws and Legal Texts, II [Session No: 619]
The 'Other' Manuscript, II: The Poetry and Place(s) of Bodleian Library MS Junius 11 [Session No: 601]
The Rhetoric of Emotions and the Politics of Debate in the Carolingian World, II: Once More, with Feeling [Session No: 638]
The Social and Political Uses of Emotion in the Middle Ages [Session No: 610]
The Wycliffite Bible: New Research [Session No: 643]
Theories and Typologies, II: Queering the Pitch - Challenging Accepted Narratives of Pre-Modern and Early Modern Theory and Practice [Session No: 614]