
Medieval Studies
This seminar exists primarily for the purpose of discussing problems which are of common interest to all branches of medieval studies. The seminar particularly encourages interdisciplinary topics and approaches which will stimulate discussions of issues in the study of medieval culture. One of the great advantages of the seminar is that it brings together representatives of medieval disciplines, from Columbia and elsewhere, who otherwise would have only rare opportunities to talk about questions of common interest.
Seminar: #431
Founded: 1954
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Seminar Administration
Chair:
Susan Boynton
Associate Professor
Columbia University, Department of Music
212 854 7186
slb184@columbia.edu
Rapporteur:
William Moore
PhD candidate
Columbia University, Department of History
wrm2002@columbia.edu
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Meetings
October 2, 2007, 5:30 PM, Faculty House, Columbia University, Paul Strohm (joint meeting with Renaissance seminar)
The Conscience of the King. RSVP:wrm2002@columbia.edu
November 13, 2007, 5:30 PM, Faculty House, Columbia University, Sarah Kay, Princeton University
How Long is a Quotation? RSVP:wrm2002@columbia.edu
December 11, 2007, 5:30 PM, Faculty House, Columbia University, Cynthia Hahn, Hunter College
Imperial Dreams: Relics and the Construction of Memory at Aachen, Conques, and Quedlinburg RSVP:wrm2002@columbia.edu
February 14, 2008, 5:30 PM, Faculty House, Columbia University, Eustratios Papoiannou, Brown University RSVP:wrm2002@columbia.edu
March 11, 2008, 5:30 PM, Faculty House, Columbia University, Margot Fassler, Yale University
My Life with the Druids of Chartres RSVP:wrm2002@columbia.edu
April 8, 2008, 5:30 PM, Faculty House, Columbia University, Peggy Brown, Brooklyn College Emerita
Testamentary Bequests and the Power of the Living (/Le vif saisit le mort/): The Case of Jeanne de Navarre (d. 1305) and Philip the Fair of France (r. 1285-1314) RSVP:wrm2002@columbia.edu
April 29, 2008, 5:30 PM, Heyman Center, Board Room, Bruno Laurioux ; Peter Miller
Between Middle Ages and Renaissance: Gastronomy in the 15th Century ; The Antiquary and the Auxiliary Sciences: Peiresc, the Porcellet Family and the History of Provence RSVP:wrm2002@columbia.edu
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