Fishermen. Abbey Bible. J. Paul Getty Museum, MS 107. Italian, probably Bologna, about 1250 – 1262. Tempera and gold leaf on parchment.
The Call for Papers for the 51st International Congress on Medieval Studies has been issued. We invite submissions for these MAA-sponsored sessions:
Medieval Academy of America: How We Read I-II: I. Medieval Literature; II. Medieval Scholarship, Translation, Historiography. Contact: Monica Green (monica.green@asu.edu).
CARA (Committee on Centers and Regional Associations, Medieval Academy of America): 1) Reflections on the Medieval Mediterranean NEH Summer Institutes (A Panel Discussion); 2) Addressing Career Diversity for Medievalists (A Panel Discussion). Contact: Michael Ryan (ryan6@unm.edu).
Medieval Academy Graduate Student Committee: The Modern Grail: Insider Tips from Search Committees to Land That Academic Job (A Roundtable).
Contact: Justin Barker (barker18@purdue.edu).
The Medieval Academy of America’s ICMS plenary lecture will be delivered by Jane Chance (Andrew W. Mellon Distinguished Professor Emerita, Rice University).
