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The Second Annual UCSB Medieval Studies
Graduate Student Conference
Passions in the Middle Ages
Saturday, 19 April 2003
Centennial House
Plenary Speaker: Barbara Rosenwein, Loyola University
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Morning Panel:
- Nicole Archambeau
- Department of History
- "‘Spiritual Consolation’: Seeking External Aid for Inner Passions"
- "‘Spiritual Consolation’: Seeking External Aid for Inner Passions"
- Zia Isola
- Department of English
- "No Passion, Please: Desire and Restraint in Chretien’s Perceval"
- "No Passion, Please: Desire and Restraint in Chretien’s Perceval"
- Heidi Marx-Wolf
- Department of History
- "Disordered Passions: Records of Madness in Medieval Canonization Processes"
- "Disordered Passions: Records of Madness in Medieval Canonization Processes"
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Plenary:
- Barbara Rosenwein
- Department of History, Loyola University, Chicago
- "Passions at Court in Merovingian Gaul"
- "Passions at Court in Merovingian Gaul"
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Afternoon Panel:
- Corinne Wieben
- Department of History
- "Carissima Domina Mater: Verdiana da Castelfiorentino as Civic Saint"
- "Carissima Domina Mater: Verdiana da Castelfiorentino as Civic Saint"
- Mitzi Kirkland Ives
- Department of Art History
- "Lijdens Christi and Flemish Medelijden— The Passion Narrative in Fifteenth-Century Visual Culture"
- "Lijdens Christi and Flemish Medelijden— The Passion Narrative in Fifteenth-Century Visual Culture"
- Bethanie Petersen
- Department of History
- "The Relics of the Passion and the Veronica in France at the Time of Louis IX"
This event has been generously co-sponsored by Graduate Division.
- Previous Conferences
- First Annual UCSB Spring Graduate Student Conference (2002)
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