IMC 2008: Time slots

IMC 2008: Sessions on Wednesday 9 July, 11.15-12.45

• An Animal as an Image of Human Being (1116)
• Aristotelian Physics in the Later Middle Age (1104)
• Borders and Boundaries, II: Castles and Monasteries (1109)
• Christian Natural Motives: From the Beginning to the End (1122)
• Concepts of Courtesy and Chivalry (1110)
• Concepts of the Self in the 11th and 12th Centuries (1111)
• Contexts for Bede's Writings (1101)
• Desperately Seeking the 'First Person' Narrative, II: Devotional Narratives (1108)
• Englishness and the Sea, II: Post-Conquest Writings (1120)
• Forests in England and Wales, I: What and Where Were the Forests and What Were They for? (1112)
• Italian and Central European Art as a Playground of Nature (1121)
• Medieval Canon Law, V: Eastern Canon Law - Councils, Authority, and Canon Law (1126)
• Natural History / The History of Nature: Appraising the 'Natural' in the Middle Ages, II (1117)
• Nature and Religion in Piers Plowman (1119)
• Reading and Writing Cistercians (1123)
• Sea and Desert in Crusading Narratives (1113)
• Texts and Buildings: The Setting of Late Medieval Devotion in England (1106)
• Texts and Identities, VI: Fredegar's World - Mediterranean History in a 7th-Century Frankish Chronicle, (i) (1125)
• The (Sensual) Perception of Divine Nature by Medieval Mystics (1114)
• The Economic and Cultural Meaning of Waterways (1115)
• The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, II: War (1102)
• The Natural World in Late Antiquity and Byzantium, I (1118)
• The Unnatural Jew, II: Jewish Animals (1105)
• Visual Medievalism in Film and Art since 1890 (1107)
• Written Inside and Outside, I: Outside Letter and Inside Meaning in Biblical Exegesis (1103)