IMC 2013: Time slots

IMC 2013: Sessions on Thursday 4 July, 14.15-15.45

• Cistercian Studies, III: Cistercian Women, Saints, and Reform (1726)
• Crusade Memory and Remembrance: New Perspectives (1709)
• Dangerous Devices?: The Functions of Pleasure in Middle English Literature and Drama (1713)
• 'Defended Communities': Fortified Settlements of the 8th-10th Centuries - Origins, Forms, and Functions, III (1702)
• DISTAFF, III: The Pleasure and Morality of Dress and Textiles (1708)
• Early Medieval Gender and Sanctity (1701)
• European Perspectives on the Pleasure and Performance of Religious Reading (1716)
• Finding the Height: Aspects of Elevation and the Perception of Vertical Structures in Middle High German Texts (1732)
• Holy Bodies/Hellish Bodies?: Nudity and Sexual Figures in Religious Sculpture (1721)
• Law, Learning, and the French Connection: Three Archbishops of Lund and Their Networks (1725)
• Libri nefandissimi: Heretical Texts and Texts about Heresy in the Later Middle Ages (1707)
• Links across the North Sea in the 11th Century: A Multidisciplinary Perspective (1730)
• Medieval Historiography: Pleasure, Rumour, and Suffering (1722)
• Medieval Hostages and Hostageship, III: The Later Middle Ages (1705)
• Mystical Theology: Pleasure in Spiritual Consummation (1717)
• Negotiation and Transformation: Medieval Southern Italy, 12th-13th Century, III (1724)
• Pleasurable Pastime or Overindulgence?: Thinking through Food and Feasting (1723)
• Popular Medievalism: Buffy, Beowulf, Robin Hood (1733)
• Sensual Pleasure in the Islamic World (1718)
• Sociabilidad e identidad cívica en la Edad Media: ceremonias y representaciones lúdico-festivas, siglos XIII-XVI (1719)
• Spiritual and Material Models (1714)
• Symbolic Identity and the Cultural Memory of Saints, IV: Saints in Liturgy and Preaching (1704)
• Texts and Identities, VII: Defining Community in Early Medieval Kingdoms - Theory and Practice (1710)
• The Idea of Place in Middle English Literature (1727)
• Theology and Liturgy in Early Medieval Britain (1703)
• The Transformation of the Book in the Long 12th Century (1720)
• Wordly Riches and Spiritual Rewards: The Role of Wealth in Devotional Items (1715)