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Lectures, Conferences, and Other Activities
SPRING 2006

January

Thursday, January 26

6 PM

Medieval Studies Get-Together Tequila Cove

February

Friday, February 3

4:30 PM

(Reception; Dinner to follow at the home of David and Pam Benson)

Lecture: "Reading in the Wilderness:  The Drama of Devotion in a 15th c. Illustrated Miscellany"  Jessica Brantley (Yale University)

Professor Brantley works on Old and Middle English literature, with an emphasis on the material culture of medieval reading as it is preserved in manuscript books.

University of Connecticut

CLAS 217 (Stern Lounge)

Storrs, CT

March

Thursday, March 23

2 PM

Dissertation Defense: "'Wormys mete is his body': Enacting the Diseased Spirit of Herod the Great on the Late Medieval English Stage"

Carolyn Coulson-Grigsby

University of Connecticut

CLAS 217 (Stern Lounge)

Storrs, CT

Wednesday, March 29

4 PM

(Reception; Dinner to follow at the home of Bob Hasenfratz)

Lecture: "Vision, Intercession and Postmortem Judgment: The Line Drawings of the New Minster Liber vitae"

David Johnson (Florida State University)

University of Connecticut

CLAS 217 (Stern Lounge)

Storrs, CT

Friday, March 31

9:30 AM - 3 PM

Medieval Studies Outreach Seminar: "The Poor and the Idea of Poverty in Ancient and Medieval Society"

University of Connecticut

Thomas J. Dodd Research Center

Konover Auditorium

Storrs, CT

April

Monday, April 3

4 PM

(Reception to follow at the home of Jean Givens)

 

Lecture: "Edward I and the Structure of the Past: English Royal Genealogies and Claim to Scotland"

Joan Holladay (University of Texas)

Professor Holladay is an art historian who works on medieval Germany.  Her research interests include Gothic art in Germany and France and sculpture and manuscript illumination of the late thirteenth and early fourteenth centuries.

 

University of Connecticut

Art Building 106

Storrs, CT

Friday, April 14

4 PM

(Reception to follow)

 

Lecture: "Anglo-Irish Honor Politics and Its European Contexts, 1541-1641"

Brendan Kane (University of Connecticut, Department of History)

University of Connecticut

CLAS 217 (Stern Lounge)

Storrs, CT

Friday, April 21

4:15 PM

Dissertation Defense: "Conditioning the Soul:  Spiritual Athleticism in Medieval English Theology and Literature"
Josh Eyler

University of Connecticut

CLAS 217 (Stern Lounge)

Storrs, CT