44th Mid-America Medieval Association Conference:
Memory and Materiality
Saturday, September 19, 2020
Missouri Western State University
*Abstracts due June 29, 2020
Plenary Speaker: Dr. Anne D. Hedeman
Judith Harris Murphy Distinguished Professor of Art History,
University of Kansas
“History and Visual Memory in the Library of King Charles V of France”
Papers on any aspect of medieval culture, medieval studies, and
medievalism will be considered, but presentations that consider and/or
(re)evaluate the conference theme “Memory and Materiality” will be
particularly welcome.
Potential topics could include (this is NOT an exhaustive list):
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* Historiographies
* Literature, trauma, and memory
* Memory construction
* Museums, libraries, and archives
* Borders and borderlines
* Collective space, place, and memory
* Ethics of preservation
* Memory, Memoria, and Rhetoric
* Remembrances, and shaping identity
* Teaching the medieval era: pedagogy
* Music, Art, Literature
* Pop culture
* Food culture
Proposals for either papers (250 word abstracts)
or sessions (250 word abstracts + list of title and
presenters) should be sent via email attachment to:
medieval442020@gmail.coo:medieval442020@gmail.co>m
Jim Falls Paper Prize
Graduate students whose papers have been accepted may submit them for
the Jim Falls Prize. Click
here<https://sites.google.com/
or select the "Jim Falls Paper Prize" link from the site menu.
https://sites.google.com/a/mis
<https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/1
[cid:2386ABEA-BD97-4126-9AF5-7
"Baptism of Charles VI"
https://tinyurl.com/rx8dp23
<https://sites.google.com/a/mi
Memory and Materiality
Saturday, September 19, 2020
Missouri Western State University
*Abstracts due June 29, 2020
Plenary Speaker: Dr. Anne D. Hedeman
Judith Harris Murphy Distinguished Professor of Art History,
University of Kansas
“History and Visual Memory in the Library of King Charles V of France”
Papers on any aspect of medieval culture, medieval studies, and
medievalism will be considered, but presentations that consider and/or
(re)evaluate the conference theme “Memory and Materiality” will be
particularly welcome.
Potential topics could include (this is NOT an exhaustive list):
<https://sites.google.com/a/mi
* Historiographies
* Literature, trauma, and memory
* Memory construction
* Museums, libraries, and archives
* Borders and borderlines
* Collective space, place, and memory
* Ethics of preservation
* Memory, Memoria, and Rhetoric
* Remembrances, and shaping identity
* Teaching the medieval era: pedagogy
* Music, Art, Literature
* Pop culture
* Food culture
Proposals for either papers (250 word abstracts)
or sessions (250 word abstracts + list of title and
presenters) should be sent via email attachment to:
medieval442020@gmail.co
Jim Falls Paper Prize
Graduate students whose papers have been accepted may submit them for
the Jim Falls Prize. Click
here<https://sites.google.com/
or select the "Jim Falls Paper Prize" link from the site menu.
https://sites.google.com/a/mis
<https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/1
[cid:2386ABEA-BD97-4126-9AF5-7
"Baptism of Charles VI"
https://tinyurl.com/rx8dp23
<https://sites.google.com/a/mi
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