IMC 2020: Time slots

IMC 2020: Sessions on Tuesday 7 July, 11.15-12.45

• 14th-Century England, II: Edward III - Sex, Death, and Constitutional Intrigue (650)
• 14th-Century Italy and England: Dialogue beyond Borders (615)
• Administrative Practice and Institutional Borders: Royal, Seigneurial, and Episcopal Administration in England and Wales, 12th-14th Centuries, II (630)
• Ambiguous Borders, II: Political and Disciplinary Disjunctions (636)
• Animals Near and Far, II: Of Elephants, Nautilus, and Killer Bunnies (604)
• Approaching Medieval Networks, II: Visible and Invisible Women (616)
• At the Borders of Genres, II: Articulating Perceptions of the Past in the Carolingian and Post-Carolingian World - The Library of Verona (ii) (612)
• At the Frontiers of Great Powers (648)
• Between Paganism and Christianity at the Eastern Border of Christendom, 8th-15th Centuries, II (640)
• Beyond Borders: The Role of Portugal in Building a New Europe at the End of the Middle Ages (614)
• Beyond Borders in Middle Britain, c. 400-1200 (624)
• Bordering the Islands, II: Maritime Networks, Economic Spaces, and Political Powers in the Middle Ages - The Japanese Archipelago (618)
• Borders and the Norman World, II: Crossing the Borders of the Norman World (639)
• Borders in Medievalism and Historiography in the North? (622)
• Boundaries of Acceptability: Physical, Moral, and Political Corruption in the Middle Ages, II (613)
• Buried at the Borders: Four Case Studies in Space, Place, and Mortality (608)
• Communal Identity at the Borders of Faith (625)
• Constructing and Deconstructing Medieval Boundaries (619)
• Crossing Urban Legal Boundaries in Northern Europe, II: The Town and Beyond (605)
• Defining Forests: Forest Management in Long Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages, II - Detecting Forests (606)
• Dis/Ability in the Medieval North, II (651)
• DISTAFF, I: Inside Out - Clothing as a Personality Revealer (607)
• Early Medieval Riddles, II (603)
• Enclosed for Life: The Rigidity (or Permeability) of Anchoritic Borders, II - Borders in Literature (629)
• Exploring Semantic Borders: Aesthetic Concepts in Middle High German (628)
• From the Border to the Centre: Digital Images in Medieval Studies Research (646)
• Frontier Zones in the Mediterranean, II: Political Frontiers in the Po Valley towards the Adriatic Sea (621)
• Gender, Elite Culture, and the Borderlands (637)
• Hebrew Manuscripts and Their Margins, II: Paratext, Metatext, and Ornament in the Margins of Sephardi Manuscripts (627)
• Historical Writing and Crusade Texts: Narrativity, Intertextuality, and Tradition (617)
• Identities in the Borderlands: Symbols and Interpretations (623)
• Illuminating Borders, II: Centre and Periphery (633)
• Innovative Pedagogies in Medieval Studies (652)
• In the Chancery and in the Archives of the European Middle Ages (655)
• Issues in Music and Liturgy in the 12th-14th Centuries (653)
• Magical Borders and How to Cross Them: Borders between the Mundane and Marvellous (641)
• Mappings, II: What Can a Map Show? (634)
• Maritime Conflicts in the Borders of the Medieval Iberian Atlantic (626)
• Medieval Generalship: Leadership, Authority, and Command (635)
• Metaimages, II: Beyond the Frame of the Enshrined Icon (609)
• Moving Byzantium, II: Trade and Arts on the Move across Borders and Routes (611)
• Mysticism beyond Borders, II: Spanish Spirituality in a European Context, 13th-16th Centuries (647)
• Myths of the Early Medieval Church, II: Rethinking Early Medieval Reform (658)
• Nature or Nurture?: Creating and Contesting Political Borders in Medieval Europe (642)
• Patronage, Luxury, and Showing Off Your Status in Life and in Death (601)
• Performing Narrative on the Borders between Sacred and Secular (620)
• Queenly Thresholds, II: Navigating Paradigms in Textual Sources (644)
• Says Who?, II: Establishing Authority in Mystical Texts (654)
• Social Boundaries in Scandinavia and Iceland, II: Transgressing Boundaries (645)
• Spatial Practices: Dividing and Joining Together (602)
• The Boundaries of Monastic Institutions, II (638)
• 'The boundaries of the whole world': Using Source Studies to Rethink Borders in Early Medieval English Homilies (632)
• The Marches of Britain and Ireland, 1100-1400, II: Conflict and Conquest (643)
• The Social Dynamics of Religious Dissent, II: Economy, Exchange, and Community (631)
• (Un)Bound Bodies: Consolidating and Fragmenting Borders, II (610)
• Urban Spaces, Places, and Power, II: Corporate Contexts (649)
• West African Borders: Reading through External Accounts (656)