Cecilia Gaposchkin (Dartmouth College) will lead a workshop on publishing in Medieval Studies. Co-sponsored by the Medieval History Workshop, the English Department Medieval Colloquium and the Medieval Graduate Interdiscplinary Workshop. Read more about Publishing in Medieval Studies Workshop

Andrew Maxwell (Harvard University), Veils of Oblivion: Contemplation and the Craft of Literature.

Bibendum/Gebeorscip: A Medieval Social Hour

Co-sponsored by the Medieval Graduate Interdiscpinary Workshop and the English Department Medieval Colloquium.

Bibendum/Gebeorscip: A Medieval Social Hour

Co-sponsored by the Medieval Graduate Interdiscplinary Workshop and the English Department Medieval Colloquium. 

Adrienne Williams Boyarin (University of Victoria): Workshop for the English Medieval Colloquium, "Representations of Anglo-Jewish Women in Thirteenth-Century Legal Records."

Readings will be circulated through the Medieval Colloquium mailing list closer to the date. Please contact Emily Sun with any questions.

A medieval social hour, hosted by the Medieval Graduate Interdisciplinary Workshop and the Medieval English Colloquium. Eat, drink, be merry, and catch up with fellow medievalists!

Avantika Kumar (Department of the History of Art & Architecture), Between Book and Body: Art, Language and the Limits of Interpretation in the Manuscripts of the English Benedictine Movement.

Joseph Shack (Harvard University), What Is and Ought to Be: Analogues, Influence, and Meaning in Old English Gnomic Verbs.

An hour of symposial socializing for medievalist grad students and fellow travellers, hosted by the Medieval Studies Interdisciplinary Workshop and the Medieval English Colloquium. Contact Colloquium coordinator Emily Sun with any questions!

An hour of symposial socializing for medievalist grad students and fellow travellers, hosted by the Medieval Studies Interdisciplinary Workshop and the Medieval English Colloquium. Contact Colloquium coordinator Emily Sun with any questions!

James Simpson (Harvard University) and Leah Whittington (Harvard University), The Dark Age (Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries): A Debate. Co-sponsored by the English Department Medieval Colloquium and Renaissance Colloquium.

Kathryn Maude (American University of Beirut & Bloomfield Fellow), Feeling Bad in the Middle Ages: Weeping and Women's Literary Culture.

Elizabeth Robertson (University of Glasgow), Willful Griselde: Chaucer’s Clerk’s Tale and Late Medieval Voluntarism. 

Anna Wilson (Harvard University): "Petrarch's Friends: Ernest Wilkins and the Medieval Academy of America"

Please contact seif@g.harvard.edu for Zoom link.

Martín Hadis, Borges the Medievalist: Old English Poetry and Old Norse Myths in his Life and Works. This talk will take place on the Zoom meeting platform; please contact Colloquium coordinator Ahmed Seif for access.

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