2007-2008

October 6 @ University of Pennsylvania

 

 

Speakers:

 

 

 

- Kathleen Andersen-Weyman (Barzoport College), “Andreas Capellanus and Medieval Concepts of Self”

 

 

 

- Edward Peters (University of Pennsylvania), “The Lady Vanishes: Gervaise of Tilbury on Heresy and Wonders’

 

 

December 8 @ Princeton University

 

 

Organizers:  Elaine Beretz, Bryn Mawr College, and Gregory Moule

 

 

Speakers:

 

 

- David Peterson (Washington and Lee University0, “Religion and the Church in Renaissance Italy”

 

 

- Thomas Izbicki (Rutgers University), “Defending a Conservative View on Witches: Cardinal Juan de Torquemada OP on the canon Episcopi [C. 26 q. 5 c. 12]”

 

 

- Caroline Walker Bynum (Institute for Advanced Studies), “Matter and Miracles”

 

 

 

February 16 @ Lutheran Theological Seminary at Phildelphia

 

 

Organizers: Donald Duclow, Gwynedd-Mercy College, and Elaine Beretz, Bryn Mawr College

 

 

Speakers:

 

 

                - David Wallace (University of Pennsylvania), “Discovering Margery Kempe”

 

 

- Ljubomir Milanovic (Rutgers University), “Advertising the Body: Translatio of St. Stephen and the Fresco Cycle in the Church of San Lorenzo fuori le mura in Rome”

 

 

- Marcia Colish (Yale University), “The Book of the Gentile and the Three Sages: Ramon Llull as Anselm of Canterbury Redevivus?”

 

 

April 26 @ University of Delaware: Joint meeting of the DVMA and the University of Delaware Medieval-Renaissance Colloquium
Topic:  Papers on English Medieval Literature, History and Art in Honor of Mary P. Richards
Organizer:  Lawrence Nees, University of Delaware
Speakers:

 

 

Laura Cochrane (University of Delaware), "'Where There Is No Time:'  The Quadrivium and Images of Eternity"

 

Lisa Letau (University of Delaware), The Cloud of Unknowing: The Individual Reaching for God"

 

Kathleen Davis (Princeton University), "How English Law Has Been Written: Collection, Translation, and Tailoring in the 11th- and 12th Centuries"

 

Dorothy Shepherd (Pratt Institute), "Anglo-Norman Manuscript Production in Canterbury"

 

Our Thanks

The DVMA would like to offer its sincere gratitude to the Schoenberg Institute for Manuscript Studies at the University of Pennsylvania Libraries and the Princeton Index of Christian Art for their continued support of our programs.

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