calendar

Spring 2007

Date	Speaker/Sponsor	Event Info	Location	Time
January 30 Tuesday	ASSC Elaine Treharne**, Florida State University	“The Ideology of the Vernacular” Reception to follow	Rutgers University, Murray Hall, Room 202	5:30 – 7:00 pm
January 31 Wednesday	ASSC Elaine Treharne**, Florida State University	Paleography Workshop “Introduction to Early English Manuscripts, 900-1200”	Rutgers University, Murray Hall, Room 202	10:00 – 12:30 am
February 15 Thursday	*Peggy McCracken, University of Michigan	“The Virgin Mary in Jerusalem: Utopia, Body, and Place in Thirteenth-Century Marian Miracles” Commentator: D. V. Smith	211 Dickinson Hall	4:30 pm
February 16 Friday	**Third Annual ASSC Graduate Student Conference	“Echoing Anglo-Saxon England: Continuities, Encounters, Influence”	Columbia University, Buell Hall, Maison Française
February 20 Tuesday	Rachel Fulton, University of Chicago	“Hildegard of Bingen’s Theology of Revelation" Reception to Follow	010 East Pyne	4:30 pm
February 22 Thursday	Rachel Fulton, University of Chicago	“Wielding the Arma Christi” Lunch Provided	209 Scheide Caldwell House	12:00
February 24 Saturday	**Delaware Valley Medieval Association	“Hearing and Seeing”	St. Joseph’s University, Philadelphia, PA
February 28 Wednesday	Medieval Graduate Colloquium	Contact: Erica Gilles (egilles@Princeton.EDU) or James Byrne (jbryne@princeton.edu)	209 Scheide Caldwell House	4:45 pm
March 1 Thursday	ASSC Christopher Jones**, Ohio State University	Further details TBA -- Princeton University	103 Chancellor Green	4:30 pm
March 13 Tuesday	Martha Newman, University of Texas at Austin/Institute for Advanced Study	“Vision and Doubt in Late Twelfth-Century Cistercian Exempla” Reception to Follow	101 East Pyne	4:30 pm
March 14 Wednesday	Medieval Graduate Colloquium	Contact: Erica Gilles (egilles@Princeton.EDU) or James Byrne (jbryne@princeton.edu)	209 Scheide Caldwell House	4:45 pm
March 31 Saturday	Graduate Conference: “Emotion”	Keynote speaker William Ian Miller, University of Michigan Law School more information	211 Dickinson Hall	9:30 am
April 3Tuesday	Jan Dirk Mueller, University of Munich	"Love in View of the Court: Riwalin and Blancheflur" Reception to Follow	010 East Pyne	4:30 pm
April 3Tuesday	ASSC Clare Lees**, King’s College, University of London	Further details TBA – Columbia University
April 10 Tuesday	Christopher J. Young, Cambridge University	“The Nibelungenlied after 9/11: Heroism Between the Medieval Text and its Most Modern Adaptation”	105 Chancellor Green	4:30 pm
April 11 Wednesday	Medieval Graduate Colloquium	Contact: Erica Gilles (egilles@Princeton.EDU) or James Byrne (jbryne@princeton.edu)	209 Scheide Caldwell House	4:45 pm
April 16 Monday	**Amitav Ghosh, Visiting Professor, Department of English, Harvard University	*"The Making of In an Antique Land:* India, Egypt, and the Cairo Geniza"** NES 29th Carolyn L. Drucker ’80 Memorial Lecture	TBA	4:30 pm
April 24 Tuesday	Felice Lifshitz, Florida International University/Institute for Advanced Study	“Gendered Transmissions: Heterosociability and Christian Culture in the Early Middle Ages” Reception to Follow	101 McCormick Hall	4:30 pm
April 25 Wednesday	**Giuseppe Mazzotta, Yale University	"New Beginnings: The Poetics of Purgatorio" Reception to Follow	101 McCormick Hall	4:30 pm
TBA	**ASSC Jocelyn Wogan-Browne, University of York, UK	Further Details TBA – New York University
June 6 - June 19	Ralph Hanna is the Professor of Paleography at Keble College, Oxford	Paleography Seminar with Ralph Hanna	Princeton University

* 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