calendar

Fall 2006

Date	Speaker/Sponsor	Event Info	Location	Time
September TBA	Medieval Graduate Colloquium	Welcoming reception for graduate students Contact: Erica Gilles (egilles@Princeton.EDU) or James Byrne (jbryne@princeton.edu)	209 Scheide Caldwell House	4:45 pm
September 25 Monday	**David Wasserstein, Vanderbilt University	“Taxonomies of Inheritance: Jewish texts in al-Andalus”	010 East Pyne	4:30 pm
September 26 Tuesday	Calvin Normore, University of California, Los Angeles	Opening Lecture and Reception "The End of Medieval Logic" Reception to follow	219 Aaron Burr Hall	4:30
October 4 Wednesday	Medieval Graduate Colloquium	Contact: Erica Gilles (egilles@Princeton.EDU) or James Byrne (jbryne@princeton.edu)	209 Scheide Caldwell House	4:45pm
October 19-20 Thursday-Friday		**Colloquium on the Seven-Hundredth Anniversary of the Expulsion of the Jews from France in 1306” See workshop poster for details
October 26-27 Thursday-Friday		**Romanesque Art and Thought in the Twelfth Century Sponsored by the Index of Christian Art, Princeton University See http://ica.princeton.edu/conferences.html for venue for this conference.
October 26 Thursday	Beth Robertson, University of Colorado, Boulder	"'I have a soule for to kepe': The Indiscernability of the Female Subject in Chaucer's The Merchant's Tale." Reception to follow	010 East Pyne	4:30 pm
November 1-4 Wednesday-Saturday		**Poetry, Knowledge and Community in Late Medieval France Sponsored by Princeton University French and Italian Department
November 8 Wednesday	Don Skemer, Curator of Manuscripts, Princeton University Library	“Medieval Manuscripts at Princeton: A Treasure Tour”	Firestone Library, Department of Rare Books and Special Collections	4:30-5:45 pm
November 8 Wednesday	Medieval Graduate Colloquium	Contact: Erica Gilles (egilles@Princeton.EDU) or James Byrne (jbryne@princeton.edu)	209 Scheide Caldwell House	4:45 pm
November 14 Thursday	Stephen Gersh, University of Notre Dame, Institute for Advanced Study	“Philosophy and Humanism in the Middle Ages” Reception to follow	101 McCormick Hall	4:30 pm
November 28 Tuesday	Paul Rorem, Princeton Theological Seminary	“Love above Knowledge in the Dionysian Commentaries of Eriugena and Hugh of St. Victor” Reception to follow	101 McCormick Hall	4:30 pm
December 2 Saturday	Nino Zcholmedise, Art and Archaelogy, Princeton University Jaimie Taylor, English, Bryn Mawr Jessica Goldberg, History, University of Pennsylvania	**Delaware Valley Medieval Association	Princeton University	10:00 – 4:00
December 6 Wednesday	Medieval Graduate Colloquium	Contact: Erica Gilles (egilles@Princeton.EDU) or James Byrne (jbryne@princeton.edu)	209 Scheide Caldwell House	4:45 pm
December 14 Thursday	*Susan Dudash, Utah State University	“Strategies for Giving Voice to the People in Late Medieval France: Eustache Deschamps, Christine de Pizan, and Jean A. Gerson”	211 Dickinson Hall	4:30 pm

* Shelby Cullom Davis Center Seminars – Pre-circulated papers available from Jennifer Houle, G-13 Dickinson Hall, or e-mail jhoule@princeton.edu one week prior to lecture.

** Denotes events not sponsored or co-sponsored by the Program