IMC 2005: Sessions
Session 613: Life-Cycle, Career, and Location in the Medieval Christian West
Tuesday 12 July 2005, 11.15-12.45
Organiser: | Bernard Gowers, Department of History, King's College London |
---|---|
Moderator/Chair: | Ian Forrest, All Souls College, University of Oxford |
Paper 613-a | Rites of (Mediterranean) Passage: The Importance of the Jerusalem Pilgrimage in Late Medieval Life Stages (Language: English) |
Paper 613-b | The Burial of Noble Women in 13th-Century Shropshire (Language: English) |
Paper 613-c | Travel and Place in Narratives of 11th-Century Educational Careers (Language: English) |
Abstract | This panel will explore the complex interrelationships between place and stages in various medieval western Christian life-cycles. Ranging from the eleventh to fifteenth centuries, these interactions will be considered in three specific ecclesiastical contexts; pilgrimage, clerical educational careers, and noblewomen’s burials. |