IMC 2015: Keywords

IMC 2015: Sessions tagged with Language and Literature - Latin

• Agents and Power in Late Antique and Early Medieval Spain (1233)
• Age of Bede, II: Irish / Anglo-Saxon Connections (201)
• Age of Bede, III: Bede's Histories (301)
• Anglo-Saxons: Sessions in Honour of Ian N. Wood, II (1114)
• Anti-Jewish Hostility in Art and Literature, 1066-1189 (1635)
• Apocalypse, Prophecy, and Reform, IV (823)
• Back to the Future?: 'Renaissance' and 'Reform' as Concepts of Cultural Change between the Middle Ages and Modernity (1619)
• Bilingualism and the Latin West (1204)
• Book Histories: New Approaches to Understanding Manuscripts (1741)
• Byzantium and Beyond (1011)
• Canon Law, I: Canonical Reform in the Context of Insular-Continental Exchanges, 500-900 (1009)
• Changing Arthurian Traditions (1244)
• Cistercians, IV: Cistercians and the Written Word (537)
• Cistercians, V: Imagery and Conceptualisation in Cistercian Thought (637)
• Codices Grandiores: Very Large Manuscripts, Reform, and a Project for Methodological Renewal (1203)
• Columbanus and Jonas of Bobbio (813)
• Conceptions of the Past, I: Medieval Historiographic Writing between Reform and Renewal (528)
• Demons in Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages, I (1612)
• Demons in Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages, II (1712)
• Epistolography and Power (1301)
• From Alfredian Renewal to Benedictine Reform: Developments in Anglo-Saxon Literary History in the Long 10th Century (829)
• Genealogy and Pseudo-History in the Medieval Insular World (1307)
• Goscelin of Saint-Bertin and Anglo-Saxon Sainthood: Renovation, Reform, and Renewal (1035)
• Hagiographic Renewal (530)
• Jacques de Vitry: Reform, Mission, and Crusade in the Early 13th Century, II - Texts (1129)
• Late Medieval Bohemian Literature: Performance, Poetics, Polemics (1004)
• Learning and Monastic Reform, II: Intellectual Culture and Institutional Change (1332)
• Life, Death, and Family Connections in Anglo-Saxon Communities (330)
• Mappings, I: World Maps, (i) (505)
• Merovingians in Word and Practice (1012)
• Modelling Ethical Reform in Medieval Literature, II (231)
• Models of Authority in Scottish Charters, c. 1100 - c. 1250, I: Introducing Scottish Charters (107)
• More than Words: New Approaches to Historical Semantics, I (519)
• More than Words: New Approaches to Historical Semantics, II (619)
• Network for the Study of Caroline Minuscule, I: The Carolingian Era (114)
• Network for the Study of Caroline Minuscule, II: Anglo-Caroline and the Benedictine Reform (214)
• Network for the Study of Caroline Minuscule, III: Marginal Issues and Discussion (314)
• New Approaches to Venantius Fortunatus, I (513)
• New Approaches to Venantius Fortunatus, II (613)
• New Directions in the Study of Women Religious, III: Illuminating Nuns through Alternative Methodologies (318)
• New Texts and Genres in European Medieval Literature, I (1518)
• New Voices in Anglo-Saxon Studies, I (1001)
• Paul the Deacon: Reform and Renewal, I (1226)
• Pilgrimage, IV: The Holy Land (636)
• Pilgrimage, V: Text, Liturgy, and the Body (736)
• Processions, Royal Entries, and the Theatre of Power (604)
• Quoting Authorities in Theology and History (640)
• (Re)Forming Women: Fluid Femininities and Socio-Religious Reform, I (731)
• (Re)Forming Women: Fluid Femininities and Socio-Religious Reform, II (831)
• Reading Architecture: Symbolic and Imagined Spaces in the Works of Anglo-Saxon Authors (1545)
• Reform and Renewal in East and Central Europe: Law and Politics, IV - Practice and Political Thought (1322)
• Reform and Renewal in Late Medieval Devotional Compilations, I (132)
• Reform and Renewal in Late Medieval Devotional Compilations, III (1645)
• Reforming Homiletics and the Sources of Anglo-Saxon Literary Culture (1030)
• Reforming Intellectual Traditions, II (1131)
• Reforming Medieval and Modern Views of the Medieval Past (228)
• Reforming Medieval Kingship (221)
• Reforming Women: Impact of the Spirituality of Helfta Community after Arundel (616)
• Reformist Discourses in the Context of the 'Gregorian' Reforms, II (1615)
• Reforms or Renewals?: Approaches to Change in Medieval Monasticism, I (115)
• Renewal in the Cults of Saints: 1050-1300 (1230)
• Rethinking Medieval Translation, I (1112)
• Rewriting in Byzantine and Medieval Culture (1211)
• Riddling in Anglo-Saxon England and Beyond, I: Engaging with the Physical World (1501)
• Riddling in Anglo-Saxon England and Beyond, II: Eco-Criticism and Animal Studies (1601)
• Ritual and Conversion in the Early Medieval West (1130)
• Roma Sacra, I: The Sacred Capital of the City - Patrons, Relics, and Cults in and Beyond Early Medieval Rome (1013)
• Roma Sacra, II: Building Authority and Legitimacy - Ideology, Church Foundations, and Patronage in Late Antique and Early Medieval Rome (1113)
• Roma Sacra, III: Rome and Its Leaders - The Popes, Their Agendas, and Their Propaganda (1213)
• Rumours, Humour, and Miraculous Histories in Early Medieval Hagiographical Texts (1135)
• Shifting Definitions of Medieval Epistolarity in Theory and Practice, I: Defining the Letter in the Early Middle Ages (1513)
• Shifting Definitions of Medieval Epistolarity in Theory and Practice, II: The Implications of the Ars Dictaminis (1613)
• Shifting Definitions of Medieval Epistolarity in Theory and Practice, III: Re-Using Letters in the Later Middle Ages (1713)
• Social Cohesion, I: Concerns for Cohesion in Italy and the Carolingian Realms, 9th and 10th Centuries (1008)
• Social Cohesion, II: In and through Texts (1108)
• Southern Italy in Context (10th-13th Centuries), II: Crossing Cultures (1225)
• Southern Italy in Context (10th-13th Centuries), III: The Work and Identity of the So-Called Hugo Falcandus (1325)
• Texts and Identities, III: New Uses for Old Stories - Dealing with the Past in the Middle Ages (326)
• The Anglo-Welsh Frontier in the Middle Ages, III (1707)
• The Body in Medieval Art, I: Corporal Transformation (203)
• The Carolingian Intellectual World and Its Influence (713)
• The Concept of Reform in Medieval Letters, Historiography, and Art (1715)
• The Languages of Anglo-Saxon Diplomatics (601)
• The Merovingian Kingdoms: Sessions in Honour of Ian N. Wood, I (1014)
• The Roman Legal Heritage between Continuity and Reformation, I: Texts and Tradition (712)
• The Roman Legal Heritage between Continuity and Reformation, II: Law in Practice (812)
• The Writers of Reform: Propagating Reform Agendas in Contemporary Histories (1328)
• Transgressive Times and Places (1743)
• Water: The Control of Nature and the Nature of Control (1706)
• What Do We Assume?: New Thoughts on Old Misreadings of Anglo-Saxon Literature (529)
• Women's Spiritual Voices (1039)
• Writing History in Medieval Poland (306)
• Writing History in the Urban World: The Low Countries and the North of France, 1100-1600, I (238)
• Wycliffe, Hus, and the Impact of Reform, I: The Puzzle of Transmission (522)