Seminars
UCL Interdisciplinary Medieval and Renaissance Seminar: 2012/13
UCL's Medieval Interdisciplinary Seminar is a graduate-founded and run seminar which holds holds discussions across disciplines and departments, taking questions of interest to Medievalists (writ large) as its point of departure.
Meetings take place on Mondays at 6.15 in Room G09/10 in UCL's History Department, 24-25 Gordon Square. All welcome, drinks afterwards.
Contact Emily Corran, Ella Cullen or Alison Ray for more information.
Autumn
15th October: Professor Michelle Brown, 'Understanding the Agenda of an Illuminated Manuscript's Patron: Sir
Geoffrey Luttrell and his Psalter'
12th November: Dr D.S.Chambers, 'The need for a cardinal in Rome. A Florentine problem in the Quattrocento'
Spring
4th February: Dr Alixe Bovey, 'Is there a sin in a lack of mirth? Amusing
images in the age of Thomas Aquinas'
18th March: Dr Luke Sunderland, 'Sovereignty and Tyranny: The Chansons de geste
in Italy'
Summer
13th May: Dr John Sabapathy, 'The political thinking of Pope Innocent III'
3rd June: Dr Alice Taylor, 'What was the law of homage and why did it matter?'
Previous Seminars
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