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Dr. Consuelo Dutschke, Columbia University
Prof. Nancy Freeman Regalado, NYU
Prof. Michael Sargent, CUNY
Prof. Barbara A. Shailor, Rutgers University
Prof. Evelyn Birge Vitz, NYU
Prof. J.J.G. Alexander, IFA-NYU; Moderator
Session Two -- Altschul Auditorium
Moderator: Henry Stevens Turner
Eating Their Words: The Politics and Poetics of a Lancastrian
Banquet
Robert Epstein, Harvard University
Constructing a Late Medieval Morality: Reading the Speculum
theologie as an Architectonic System
Lynn Ransom, University
of
Texas-Austin
A Book in the Hand: The Meaning of Convention in Medieval Presentation
Scenes
Erik Inglis, Oberlin College
Session Three -- Altschul 903
Moderator: Mary Agnes Edsall
Reading Medieval World Views Through Ethnography
Arthur
Figliola,
University of Massachusetts-Amherst
Reading Wills
Marna Miller, Harvard University
Mirrors of Glory: Medieval Reception and Usage of Three 15th-century
French Courtly Narrative Genres
Michelle Magallanez, New York
University
Machina mentis: The Medieval Aesthetic of Cognition
Prof. Mary Carruthers, New York University
Respondent: Prof. Christopher Baswell, Barnard College
Session Five -- Altschul Auditorium
Moderator: Kären Sorensen
"Reading" the Wise and Foolish Virgins: Gothic Sculpture and the Limits
of Textual Analysis
Jacqueline E. Jung, Columbia University
Images of the Book in Art
Anna Lee Spiro, Columbia
University
Literary Dress and Early Christian Funerary Sculpture
Sharon
Salvadori, IFA-NYU
Session Six -- Altschul 805
Moderator: Corey Olsen
A Stunning Blow on the Head: Literacy and the Anxiety of Memory in the
Legend of Cenn Faelad's Brain of Forgetting
David Georgi, New
York
University
Material Object as Sign in the Qur'an
Ruqayya Khan,
University of
Pennsylvania
Jesus autem transiens: Magical Inscriptions and the Power of
Language
in the Late Middle Ages
Raegan Russell, Cornell University
Session Eight -- Altschul 903
Moderator: Thomas Hill
Scarlet Letters: Binding the Reader in Christine de Pizan's
Débat sur le Roman de la Rose
Marcella Munson,
UCLA
The Libro de buen amor and its Implied Women Readers
Martha
Lorena Rubí, CUNY
La vostre C.: The Troubling Correspondence of a Fictional
Woman
Martha Dana Rust, University of California-Berkeley
The Construction of Reading in the Works of Chrétien de
Troyes
Heather Blurton, Columbia University
Session Nine -- Altschul 805
Moderator: Jessica Goldberg
Reading Crisis, Writing History: Galbert of Bruges and Historiographic
Performance
Lisa H. Cooper, Columbia University
Reading Amalar of Metz' Reading the Liturgy: Ritual and Text in
9th-century Francia
Gavin Ferriby, Brown University
Reading the Fading Text: The Iconographic Reinscription of Latin Text
in
the Liturgical Drama of the Middle Ages
James Harley, University
of
Texas-Austin
(Un)Necessary Narratives: Strategies of Abridgement in William of
Malmesbury's History of the Kings of England
Chloë Wheatley, Columbia University
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Turner at hst5@columbia.edu, or
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