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McGill Medievalists events feature lectures and workshops 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. Please contact Prof. Michael Van Dussen if you wish to be added to the mailing list.
McGill Medievalists Events2013-2014 Program |
25 September3rd Annual Rare Books WorkshopMcGill University (English) "The_Afterlives_of_Medieval_Manuscripts" NB: this event will be held in Rare Books and Special Collections, 4th floor McLennan Library; it will begin at 5:30 PM |
23 OctoberMcGill University (Music) “Optical Music Recognition of Medieval Music” This event will be held in Arts 160; it will begin at 5:30 PM Followed by a wine and cheese reception |
20 NovemberMcGill University (History/Osler Library of the History of Medicine) "The Manuscripts of Isaac Israeli's Diets in the Context of 12th Century Medicine" This event will be held in Arts 160; it will begin at 5:30 PM Followed by a wine and cheese reception |
22 JanuaryConcordia University (English) “Digitizing Collaborative Editing vs. Collaborative Digital Editing” This event will be held in Arts 160; it will begin at 5:30 PM Followed by a wine and cheese reception |
26 FebruaryBenjamin Barootes McGill University (English) "The Dream Vision and Chaucer's Fifteenth-Century Inheritors" This event will be held in Arts 160; it will begin at 5:30 PM Followed by a wine and cheese reception |
19 MarchWinter Term Visiting SpeakerUniversity of Ottawa (English) “Inventing Bardic Voices for English Literature: A Canadian Perspective after Delgamuukw” This event will be held in Arts 160; it will begin at 5:30 PM Followed by a wine and cheese receptionAndrew Taylor will also be offering a graduate seminar. Date, time, and title TBA |
