IMC 2018: Sessions

Session 1022: Those First Lessons: Remembering Schooling and Education in the Middle Ages

Wednesday 4 July 2018, 09.00-10.30

Organiser:	Sarah Bridget Lynch, Department of History, Angelo State University, Texas
Moderator/Chair:	Sarah Bridget Lynch, Department of History, Angelo State University, Texas
Paper 1022-a	In the Lines and between the Lines of the civita sapientiarum: Memory in the Relationship between Masters and Disciples in the Pedagogy of the 11th and 12th Centuries (Language: English) Carlile Lanzieri Júnior, Departamento de História, Universidade Federal de Mato Grosso, Brazil Index terms: Education, Mentalities, Religious Life
Paper 1022-b	Alphabets and Memory in Early Medieval Schoolbooks (Language: English) Elizabeth P. Archibald, Department of History, University of Pittsburgh Index terms: Education, Language and Literature - Latin, Literacy and Orality
Paper 1022-c	Schooling Carthage: Remembering Teacher and School in the Vandal City (Language: English) Mark Lewis Tizzoni, Department of History, Angelo State University, Texas Index terms: Daily Life, Education, Learning (The Classical Inheritance)
Paper 1022-d	Erasmus and His Education (Language: English) Ad Tervoort, Afdeling Kunst en Cultuur, Geschiedenis, Oudheid, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Index terms: Education
Abstract	Memory and education were closely linked concepts. Memory, the very basis of intellectual activity, was formed in the schoolroom and under the tutelage of masters in the Middle Ages. This session will explore two approaches to memory and education: the strategies of developing memory and the memory of the training itself - the recollections of going to school.