IMC 2008: Time slots

IMC 2008: Sessions on Monday 7 July, 14.15-15.45

• Anglo-Saxon after the Middle Ages (201)
• Approaching Late Antiquity from the Periphery (202)
• Approaching the Byzantine Family, II: Imperial Families (210)
• Art and Nature, II: Decorative Arts (221)
• Aspects of the Natural World in Celtic Christianity (222)
• Beastly Behaviour: Knighthood and the Natural World (213)
• Cultural Responses to Natural Disasters in the Late Middle Ages: Northern Italy, Castile, France, and the Netherlands (214)
• Diaspora and the Natural World, I (216)
• Gender, Nature, and Religious Tradition (205)
• Hagiography and Cult of the Martyrs, I: Martyrs and Kingship (204)
• Manuscripts: Productions, Illuminations, Influences (218)
• Nature and Grace in Dante, II: Poetry and the Theology of Grace (219)
• Nature and Political Thought (217)
• Parrhesia and the Rhetoric of Free Speech, II: Parrhesiasts on Trial (206)
• Perspectives on Royal Power, II: Kingship, Palaces, and Ritual (225)
• Problems and Possibilities of Early Medieval Diplomatic, I: Modes and Practices of Document Writing (209)
• Raids and Warfare (207)
• Standing in the Shadow of the Master: Chaucerian Influences and Interpretations (211)
• Supporting the Paupers (208)
• The Duality of Landscape: Literary Liminality (220)
• The Reception and Use of Texts and Ideas, 500-1400 (224)
• The Tree as Symbol, Allegory, and Structural Device in Medieval Art and Thought, II: Trees of Sacred History (212)
• The Unnatural World, II: Visualizing Monsters (223)
• Towards a New Military History: Defences and Recruitment in Later Medieval Wales and England (203)
• What Are They Good For?: Properties of the Natural World and their Human Use (215)