REPRESENTING THE MIDDLE AGES The 28th Annual Conference of the Illinois Medieval Association 25-26 February 2011 DePaul University Chicago We’re pleased to announce the 28th annual conference of the Illinois Medieval Association, co-sponsored by the departments of Catholic Studies, English, History, History of Art and Architecture, Modern Languages, Philosophy, and Religious Studies at DePaul University […]
Continue reading →Please join us for our first workshop of the year! Prof. Michael Allen (Department of Classics, University of Chicago) “The Letter-Book of Lupus of Ferrières” 12:00-1:30pm on Friday October 8th in Wieboldt 207 Lupus of Ferrières (ca. 805-862) was one of the great Classical Scholars of the Carolingian Renaissance. His activities as teacher, book-borrower, abbot, and scribe […]
Continue reading →The Medieval Studies Workshop is sponsoring two sessions at Kalamazoo this year. Please consider submitting an abstract! Session Descriptions: 1.) Images of Medieval Kingship This session will explore different approaches to the depiction of kings and kingship in the Middle Ages. The figures of kings appeared in a range of European contexts, both visual and […]
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