IMC 2002: Sessions

Session 205: Otherness in Kent: Social Groups and New Ideas in the 15th and 16th Centuries

Sponsor:	Canterbury Centre for Medieval and Tudor Studies, University of Kent at Canterbury
Organiser:	Sheila Sweetinburgh, Canterbury Centre for Medieval & Early Modern, University of Kent
Moderator/Chair:	Catherine T. Richardson, Shakespeare Institute, University of Birmingham
Paper 205-a	Clergy, Piety and the Transmission of New Ideas in the Weald of Kent, c.1400-1540 (Language: English) Rob Lutton, Canterbury Centre for Medieval & Tudor Studies, University of Kent / London College of Fashion Index terms: Anthropology, Lay Piety, Mentalities, Social History
Paper 205-b	The Role of the Flemish in the Renovation of Dover Harbour and the Construction of Kentish Protestant Identity (Language: English) Claire Bartram, Canterbury Christ Church University Index terms: Anthropology, Lay Piety, Mentalities, Social History
Paper 205-c	The Poor Men at the Gate: Victims and Vagabonds in Late Medieval Sandwich (Language: English) Sheila Sweetinburgh, Canterbury Centre for Medieval & Early Modern, University of Kent Index terms: Anthropology, Lay Piety, Mentalities, Social History