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    Spring 2009 Ohio Medieval Colloquium

    Saturday April 18th, 2009
    10:30 - 5:00 p.m.

     Columbus State Community College
        Arts and Science Division & The Humanities Department
    Columbus, Ohio

     

    10:30 – 10:50      Coffee and light snacks
    Introductions and Re-introductions

    10:50 Opening Remarks

    Dr. Richard Green (Ohio State University & Chair of the Ohio Medieval Colloquium)

     

    Session I (11:00 - 12:45)

    “Imagined Fashion: Three Fifteenth-Century French Artists and Their Travel-Book Pictures (Secrets of Nature MSS and Use of Clothing for Western Ethnocentric Propaganda).”

    Dr. John Friedman (Professor Emeritus, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)

     

    “The Costs of Religious Reform and Their Affect on Parish Performances.” 

    Dr. James H. Forse (Professor of History and Theatre, Bowling Green State University)

     

    “Tina, Tinca, Little Star: Fish Slime and Medieval Medicine.”

    Dr Keith Pepperell (Assistant Professor of Humanities, Columbus State Community College)

     

    12:45 – 1:15   Lunch

     

    Session II (1:15 – 3:00)

    "Dickens Reads Chaucer"

    David Raybin (Editor of The Chaucer Review, English Department, Eastern Illinois University)

     

     “Boccaccio as illustrator: Decameron 1, 4 and the portrait of the abbot in Hamilton 90”

    Maria Adele Romagnoli (Assistant Professor, University of Cincinnati)

     

    “Sir Palomides:  Malory's Noble Saracen, Second Best But Not Second Class”

    Peter C. Schwartz (Elmira College)

     

    Break  3:00-3:15

    Session III (3:15 – 4:30)

    "The Problem of Universals and its Impact Upon the 9th Century Eucharistic Controversy.

    Dr. Richard Sneed (University of Central Oklahoma)

    “A Little Night Reading: Establishing Suitable Texts for Monks in Ninth-Century Benedictine Monasticism”

    Matthew Ponesse (Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History Ohio Dominican University)

     

    4:30 Closing Remarks

    5:00-7:00 - Dinner (Venue TBA)