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Liam Lewis: 'The Problem with ‘Soundscape’: a Medieval French Perspective'
Session: Liam Lewis (University of Liverpool) 'The Problem with ‘Soundscape’: a Medieval French Perspective'
JAN 20, 2022
Victoria Turner: 'Story, Fairy Tale, and the Chansons de Geste'
Session: Victoria Turner (University of St Andrews) 'Story, Fairy Tale, and the Chansons de Geste'
JAN 12, 2022
Stefano Milonia: 'A Digital Approach to Contrafacta and Medieval Music'
Session: Stefano Milonia (University of Warwick)
'A Digital Approach to Contrafacta and Medieval Music'
OCT 18, 2021
Joseph Mason: ‘Songs of War: Politics and Aesthetics in 13th-century France'
Session: Joseph Mason (University College Dublin)
'Songs of War: Politics and Aesthetics in 13th-century France'
OCT 2, 2021
Rebecca Courtier: Revolutionary Love, Radical Poiesis: Cultural Reversals in French Literature
Session: 10th June
Rebecca Courtier (University of Cambridge)
'Revolutionary Love, Radical Poiesis: Cultural Reversals in French Literature'
JUN 9, 2021
Tom Hinton: 'Networked French and Linguistic Identity in Medieval England'
Session: 13th May
Tom Hinton (University of Exeter)
'Networked French and Linguistic Identity in Medieval England'
APR 21, 2021
Geneviève Young: 'The Text as Contested Territory in The Song Of The Albigensian Crusade'
Session: 18th February
Geneviève Young (University of Cambridge)
'The Text As Contested Territory in The Song of the Albigensian Crusade'
FEB 11, 2021
Valentina Mele: 'Spatial Deixis and Subjectivity in the Medieval Italian Love-Lyric'
Session: 12th November
Valentina Mele (University College Cork)
Spatial Deixis and Subjectivity in the Medieval Italian Love-Lyric
NOV 2, 2020
Giulia Boitani: 'The Origins of Sin: Foucault, History, and Genealogy in the Prose Tristan'
Session: 29th October
Giulia Boitani (University of Cambridge)
'The Origins of Sin: Foucault, History, and Genealogy in the Prose Tristan'
OCT 16, 2020
Noah Guynn: ‘The Real Housewives of Medieval France: Feminism, Domestic Drama, and the History of the Household’
Session: 15th October
Noah Guynn (University of California, Davis)
‘The Real Housewives of Medieval France: Feminism, Domestic Drama, and the History of the Household’
OCT 5, 2020