IMC 2016: Keywords

IMC 2016: Sessions tagged with Manuscripts and Palaeography

• 14th-Century Collected Works and the Consequences for the Medieval Concept of Vernacular Authorship (313)
• Adapting Concepts of Love (1005)
• A Feast for the Eyes: Representations of Eating in Art (325)
• Art and Religion in Early Medieval Manuscript Illumination (330)
• Biblical Exegesis and Its Carolingian Contexts (1334)
• Broken Books: Tracing Liturgical Manuscripts from Medieval Sweden (1010)
• Carolingian Local Priests, II: Local Manuscripts, Local Knowledge (1111)
• Cistercians, I: Cistercians in Portugal (639)
• Cities of Readers, I: Spaces and Places of Religious Knowledge (509)
• Cities of Readers, II: Mediality of Religious Knowledge (609)
• Cities of Readers, IV: Guides to the Good Life (809)
• Contrition and Compunction in the Middle Ages, II (1739)
• Cross-Cultural Studies of the Book in the Global Middle Ages, I: Books across Boundaries (1208)
• Cross-Cultural Studies of the Book in the Global Middle Ages, II: Keeping, Using, and Destroying Books (1308)
• Crossing Borders in the Insular Middle Ages, II: Scientific and Technical Writings (230)
• Cultural Contacts, Linguistic Traces: Comparative Approaches to Medieval Words and Books (701)
• Culture and Conflict, III: Ideals and Waging War (1236)
• Dangerous Books: Readers' Responses to Heretical Literature, Apocryphal Sources, and Other Suspicious Texts, 500-1500 (1332)
• Digital Approaches to Texts, Manuscripts, and Books: Methods and Transposability (731)
• Digital Methods, I: Three Case Studies for Digital Palaeography (531)
• Digital Methods, II: Computer-Assisted Approaches to Manuscript Studies (631)
• Digital Tools and Resources: Possibilities and Challenges (1031)
• Dramas and Festivals Linking Religious and Secular History (1705)
• Eating (and Being Eaten) in the Afterlife and Otherworlds (1225)
• Eating the Book, I: Lectio, ruminatio, and meditatio in Old English Literature (101)
• Eating the Book, II: Interpreting Signs in Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts (201)
• Eating the Book, III: The Consumption of Texts in Anglo-Saxon England (301)
• Eat or Be Eaten: Cannibalism and Other Monstrous Eating Habits (1025)
• Eclipse of Knowledge: Dealing with Authoritative Texts in the High Middle Ages (808)
• Exploring Monastic Libraries in Austria: The Department of Manuscript Studies at the Austrian Academy of Sciences (239)
• Feeding the Castle, Court, and Fortified Settlements: High Status Food Consumption in Central and Northern Europe (1713)
• Fish, Fishing, and Fasting (814)
• Food and Feast in Medieval Sardinia and Spain, 11th-15th Centuries (1022)
• Food in the Bible and Augustine (1119)
• Gender, Authority, and Expertise in Medicine of the Iberian Peninsula (633)
• Gradations of Life, I: Representing Inanimate Matter in Medieval Manuscripts (730)
• Gradations of Life, II: Representing Inanimate Matter in Medieval Manuscripts (830)
• Guiding the Mind of the Beholder: The Materiality of Medieval Texts as Determinant of Its Meaning and Use, I - The Materiality of Law Manuscripts (109)
• Guiding the Mind of the Beholder: The Materiality of Medieval Texts as Determinant of Its Meaning and Use, II - The Arrangement of the Page (209)
• Guiding the Mind of the Beholder: The Materiality of Medieval Texts as Determinant of Its Meaning and Use, III - The Arrangement of the Manuscript (309)
• Historical European Martial Arts Studies, I: Modern Practice and Its Connection to the Source Material (536)
• Historical European Martial Arts Studies, II: The Art of Fighting in Context (636)
• Hungry for Knowledge or Just Hungry?: Consuming Middle English Poetry (123)
• Language and Identity in the Roman de Perceforest (1632)
• Languages and Literacy in the Early Medieval West, I: Multilingualism in Carolingian and Ottonian Texts (512)
• Languages and Literacy in the Early Medieval West, II: New Perspectives on Anglo-Saxon Multilingualism (612)
• Legal, Grammatical, and Theological Knowledge of Early Medieval Scribes and Teachers, and Their Productions, I: Collections of formulae (508)
• Legal, Grammatical, and Theological Knowledge of Early Medieval Scribes and Teachers, and Their Productions, II: Books, Exemplars, and Their Use (608)
• Lenten Sermons: Fast of the Body, Banquet of the Soul, I - The 'Main Course' of Religious Instruction (118)
• Lenten Sermons: Fast of the Body, Banquet of the Soul, II - Dominican Tradition and Its Reception (218)
• Mappings, I: Medieval World Maps beyond Geography (205)
• Mappings, II: Representing Spices, Towns, and Roads on Regional Maps (305)
• Mastering Knowledge and Power, I: The Bishop's Books - Episcopal Libraries, Schools, and Scholarly Networks in Early Medieval Europe (511)
• Mastering Knowledge and Power, II: Episcopal Sets of Duties and Skills (611)
• Mastering Knowledge and Power, III: Episcopal Culture in Action in the 9th Century (711)
• Mastering Knowledge and Power, IV: Episcopal Culture in Action, 10th-11th Centuries (811)
• Matthew Paris: New Perspectives, II (1626)
• Medieval Recipes and Cookbooks, I: Exploring Recipes (124)
• Modes of Historiography in Medieval Europe (1026)
• Narrative Construction in 8th- and 9th-Century Latin Hagiography (706)
• New Light on Old Folios: Re-Examining the Research Potential within (Arch)bishops' Registers (1531)
• New Voices in Anglo-Saxon Studies, II (1101)
• 'Not by bread alone [...]': Lenten Preaching in the 15th and 16th Centuries, I - Shaping the Religious Message (518)
• 'Not by bread alone [...]': Lenten Preaching in the 15th and 16th Centuries, II - Mendicant Preaching in Northern Italy (618)
• Old Norse Historiography, Knowledge, and Lore: Transformation in Transmission and Translation (1110)
• Patronage, Piety, and Passover: Artistic Implementations of Lateran IV in Rome, Oxford, and Barcelona (1140)
• Poor and Rich in Frankish Christianity (539)
• Practices and Legacies of Kingship, III: Propaganda and Papal Involvement (328)
• Religious Debate and Typology in Medieval Texts from France, Southern Italy, and Majorca (632)
• Religious Miscellanies, I: Theoretical Approaches to Miscellaneity (1509)
• Religious Miscellanies, II: The Transmission of Ideas (1609)
• Religious Miscellanies, III: Religious Reading and Spiritual Practice (1709)
• Rethinking Cartularies, 900-1200: Cartularies as History, History in Cartularies, I - Early Texts (227)
• Rethinking Cartularies, 900-1200: Cartularies as History, History in Cartularies, II - Anglo-Norman Cartularies (327)
• Rethinking Cartularies, 900-1200: Cartularies as History, History in Cartularies, IV - The 12th and 13th Centuries (627)
• Rome and After, I: Food of the Divine (1520)
• Rome and After, II: Food for the Body, Food for the Soul (1620)
• Rome and After, III: Food for Diverse Palates (1720)
• Saints in Wales (108)
• Scandinavian History in the Viking and Middle Ages, II (827)
• 'Schützenfest' Meets 'Hochzeitsbrauch': Medieval (South) German Feasts and Their Modern Adaptations (522)
• Seals of Men, Women, Families, Clergy: Contrasting European Regions, 1300-1500 (804)
• Setting the Table: Medieval Tablescapes, Dining, and the Visual Culture of Food (724)
• Spiritual Food and Its Preparation (1517)
• Stanford's NEH-Funded Global Currents: Feature Modelling and the Medieval Manuscripts (1631)
• The Collaborative Production of Medieval Manuscripts (1731)
• The Dominican Order, I: Innovations of the Dominican Order (538)
• The Dominican Order, III: The Identity of Dominican Nuns (738)
• The Latin Talmud, I (132)
• The Latin Talmud, II (232)
• The Latin Talmud, III (332)
• The Long Lives of Medieval Art and Architecture, I: Manuscripts and Virgins, Patronage and Performance (1215)
• The Merovingian Kingdoms in Mediterranean Perspective, II: Textual Relations and Relationships in Texts - Reassessing the Evidence (212)
• The Reception and Evolution of Caroline Minuscule in the Iberian Peninsula, I: Visigothic Tradition Fading (1009)
• The Reception and Evolution of Caroline Minuscule in the Iberian Peninsula, II: Resistance to Caroline Minuscule (1109)
• The Reception and Evolution of Caroline Minuscule in the Iberian Peninsula, III: Parallel Changes - Outside the Conflict Visigothic versus Caroline (1209)
• The Reception and Evolution of Caroline Minuscule in the Iberian Peninsula, IV: The Brief Life of Caroline Minuscule (1309)
• The Transformation of the Carolingian World, III (1712)
• Violence, Conflict, and Negotiation in Medieval Ireland and Britain, I: Invasion, Bureaucracy, and the Law (1204)
• War and Famine (1529)
• Writing in Context (708)