The McGill Medievalists Works-In-Progress Series features lectures by medievalists from all disciplines. The events are open to all with an interest in the history, thought, music, science and culture of the Middle Ages.
McGill Medievalists Events
2012-2013 Programme
McGill Medievalists Visiting Speaker Event
February 20
Rochester Institute of Technology
"Imaging Technologies and an Impending New 'Golden Age' in Manuscript Studies"
NB: this event will be held in Leacock 232; it will begin at 5:30 PM
Past Events:
September 19
Dept. of English Studies, University of Durham
"Devils in Silk: Using and Abusing the Law in Late Medieval Culture"
October 17
Sam Wood
"The Funeral of Henry VII and the Drama of Death"
November 14
m [dot] hayton [at] utoronto [dot] ca (Magda Hayton)
Centre for Medieval Studies, University of Toronto
“Living in an 'Effeminate Age': Apocalyptic Prophecy in the Thirteenth Century”
November 28
Rare Books Workshop: Book Culture of the Medieval Mediterranean
Curators:
Cecily Hilsdale (Art History and Communications)
Jennifer Garland (Liaison Librarian, Art History and Communications)
Sean Swanick (Liaison Librarian, Islamic Studies)
Note: This session begins at 5:30 PM
McGill Library Rare Books and Special Collections
McLennan Library Building (map)
4th floor - 3459 McTavish Street
Montreal, Quebec H3A 0C9
All meetings (except the Rare Books session and the Winter Visiting Speaker event) are held in the Arts Council Rooms, Arts Building, McGill University.
All meetings begin at 5:00 PM, unless otherwise noted.
The events are open to all with an interest in the history, thought, music, science and culture of the Middle Ages.
Wine and cheese receptions follow the events.