Annmarie Carr
Institute for Advanced Study, School of Historical Studies
Southern Methodist University
Art History
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Bernard Cerquiglini
Short-Term Visiting Fellow, Council of the Humanities
Prof. Cerguiglini began his career as a medievalist and philologist. In recent years, he has become a public intellectual, involved in French language reforms and educational policy. In his popular television program, “Merci, professeur,” he shares gems of knowledge about unusual French words. Prof. Cerquiglini is an Oates Fellow in September.
Department of French & Italian |
Jeremy Cohen
Institute for Advanced Study, School of Historical Studies
Tel Aviv University
Medieval/Early Modern History
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M. Cecilia Gaposchkin
Shelby Cullom Davis Center Fellow
Dartmouth University
Topic: Crusade, Liturgy, Ideology, and Devotion (1095-1400)
Spring 2012 |
Paul Hayward
Institute for Advanced Study, School of Historical Studies
Lancaster University
Medieval History
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Samantha Herrick
Institute for Advanced Study, School of Historical Studies
Syracuse University
Medieval History
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Anne Lester
Institute for Advanced Study, School of Historical Studies
University of Colorado at Boulder
Medieval History
Spring 2012
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Francesco Stella
Short-Term Visiting Fellow, Council of the Humanities
University of Siena-Arezzo
Medieval Latin
Literature
Professor Stella is a pioneer in “digital philology” — a term that covers the gamut of ideas, techniques and skills involved in editing texts on line or on CD-Rom. These media have revolutionized the idea of what an edition can be and what kinds of information it can convey. During his October visit as Oates Fellow, Stella will offer a workshop on digital editing and talk about another of his specialties, the relation of music and lyrics from the Middle Ages to the present.
Department of French & Italian |
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Marjorie Woods
Institute for Advanced Study, School of Historical Studies
The University of Texas at Austin
Medieval Studies
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