IMC 2021: Time slots

IMC 2021: Sessions on Tuesday 6 July, 16.30-18.00

• Administrators, Clerics, and Heiresses: Aristocratic Identities in Capetian France (815)
• Articulating Legal and Political Boundaries, 1050-1350, IV: Pluralism and Comparison (826)
• Auctoritas after Rome: New Approaches to 'Authority' in the Early Middle Ages, II: Between the Court and Bishop's Throne (817)
• Borders that Bind, IV: Territories in the Later Medieval Holy Roman Empire (824)
• Cistercians, II: Traveling Cistercians (825)
• Climate, the Environment, and the Natural World in Byzantium, III: Environmental Adaptation and Social History (813)
• Climate of the 15th Century, III: Economic and Social Impact (811)
• English Monasticism and Gender Studies, 8th-11th Centuries (806)
• Environments, Wetlands, and Agrarian Landscapes: Technical Solutions and Socioeconomic Exploitation in Wetland Areas in Medieval Iberia, 12th-15th Centuries (802)
• Images of the Dead, Buried, and Resurrected (801)
• Intellectual Climates in the Medieval Mystical Tradition, III: Manuscript Transmissions and Texts in Translation and Redaction (823)
• Law and Legal Culture in Early Medieval England (809)
• Medieval Ecocriticisms, II: Conceptual Climates - Humans in Their Place (812)
• New Faces in Medieval Iberian Studies, II (803)
• Noblewomen Network, IV: Royal Women (808)
• Political Uses of Medieval Iberia (804)
• Popes in Hostile Climates: Violence against (Anti-)Popes (818)
• Products of Their Environment, IV: Constructing Narratives and Memory (810)
• Public Medievalism: Responsibility and Cultural Heritage Management (821)
• Studies in Manuscripts, III: The Codex (822)
• The Materiality of Noble Power, IV: Material Culture (820)
• The Poor as Well as the Rich: Lay Religious and Their Care for the Sick, the Dying, and the Dead (816)
• Understanding Late Medieval Violence (819)
• When God Speaks and Nature Listens: Climate and Divine Revelations in Hinduism, Islam, and Judaism (814)
• Writing Medieval History / Reading Medieval History, IV: Getting the Message - Historians and Diplomats, c. 1100-1300 (805)