Medieval Studies

Please join us for our next workshop Friday, May 18, from 12-1:30 in Wieboldt 207.

Dan Yingst, PhD student in the History of Christianity, will discuss his paper, “Evolve Involuncra: Honorius’s Exegesis of Mary and the Song of Songs.” The paper is posted below, under password protection. Please email Jessica Andruss (andruss@uchicago.edu) to request the password.

Martin Schwarz, PhD student in Art History, will provide the response.

As always, refreshments will be served, and you are welcome to bring your lunch.

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Every year numerous students and faculty drive to the Medieval Congress (May 10-13). This year, the panel on Christian Hebraism which the workshop is sponsoring (featuring two U of C students) is a particularly good reason to go!

Please find below details of those who are driving to Kalamazoo, MI and have graciously agreed to invite guests for the ride (in return for their share of the gas, of course):

Name / Contact / Departing Chicago / Departing Kalamazoo / # of Seats :

• Lisa Scott, scott.les87[at]gmail.com, Thursday morning – Friday afternoon.
• David Orsbon, davidorsbon@uchicago.edu (980.722.0986), Thursday morning, 3 seats.
• Linda Burke (Elmhurst College), lindaebb@aol.com (or: 630-325-4013), late-Wed. or Early Thu. / Sun. afternoon / 1-2 seats.

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Please join us for our next workshop Friday, May 4, from 12-1:30 in Wieboldt 207.

Jonathan Lyon, Assistant Professor of History, will discuss his recent work on “The Tyrants of Medieval Germany.” Professor Lyon’s article is posted below, under password protection. Please email Jessica Andruss (andruss@uchicago.edu) to request the password.

Lisa Scott, PhD student in History, will provide the response.

As always, refreshments will be served, and you are welcome to bring your lunch.

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