Recent
Events
Symposium
2011: Ordo
30 June-2 July, Paris
Apéritifs 2010-2011
19 May:
Elisa Foster, Brown University
"Objectness" and Absence: Recovering the destroyed Black
Madonna of Le Puy-en-Velay"
17
March:
Morgan Dickson
"Horn Imagery and the Romance of the Horn"
5 April: Apéritif at LAMOP
24 February:
Nathalie Le Luel
Université
Catholique de l'Ouest, Angers
"How to
Convert a Bear to Christianity: Particularity and Use of the Calendar
of the Months on the Portal of Saint-Ursin at Bourges"
20 January
9 December: Orientation to research groups in Paris
9 November: Introduction to the research group LAMOP
21 October (Thursday): Orientation,
19h
Symposium
2010: Translatio
24-26 June, Paris
Program/Programme
May 6 - LAMOP / IMS-Paris join event
Featuring Jonathan Boyarin, author of The Unconverted Self. Jews,
Indians, and the Identity of Christian Europe, The University of
Chicago Press, Chicago/London, 2009.
Apéritifs 2009-2010
15 April, 7pm
Presentations by Katherine Baker, Cathrine Besancon, and
Kristine Tanton
March 22, 7pm
Emily Guerry, "Beautiful
Death: A new study of the wall paintings in the upper chapel of the
Sainte-Chapelle".
18 February
Anne Lester (University of Colorado - Boulder), "'A not inconsiderable
piece of St. John': Reassessing the Circulation of Crusade Relics in
Northern France in the Time of the Fourth Crusade"
14 January
Donna La Rue, "Verbal, Visual, Visceral: Reading and Translating Dance
Iconographic Sources"
17 December, 7 pm
Marie Anne Polo de Beaulieu (GAHOM/EHESS), "Hamlet in purgatory and the
ghost of Alés"
17 November, 7 pm
Gabriel C. G. Castanho (Paris-I), "Solitude and Social Organization, a
Program of Research"
27 October (Tuesday): Orientation
Symposium 2009: "Space"
24-26
June, École Normale Supérieure with the collaboration of Université de
Paris - I (Sorbonne). Keynote speakers: Dominique Iogna-Prat and
Philippe Plagnieux.
Program
16 April 2009
Sarah
Long (Alamire Foundation, K.U. Leuven), "'Of Noble Lineage:' Music and
Textual Imagery in Masses for St. Sebastian in Parisian Confraternity
Manuscripts."
12 March 2009
Sara
McDougall, a Ph.D. Candidate in history at Yale, will be presenting a
paper entitled "Proof of Death in Late-Medieval Marriage Litigation"
