Medievalism Transformed 2015 - 2019

This page archives Medievalism Transformed conferences from the years 2015 - 2019.

For Medievalism Transformed 2020 please see @BangorMTC2020

[Medievalism Transformed 2015 - 2019 @BangorMedieval]

See @BangorMTC2020 for this year's Medievalism Transformed conference happening on the 18th of September! Proposals are due on the 30th of June 2020.

[Medievalism Transformed Conference 2021 @BangorMTC]

Medievalism Transformed is back and ready to roll! Our new date is the 18th of September and proposals are due on the 30th of June. We are accepting proposals for in-person and virtual papers. #CfP @ArthurBangor @BangorUni @BangorEngLit

[Arthur Bangor @ArthurBangor]

Such a big event for us and so very proud of our @BangorMedieval going strong in its 16th year and our @BangorMTC2020 team, whose tireless efforts have made this online event possible! A true movement of the legends through time, media, and generations of scholars

[Medievalism Transformed 2015 - 2019 @BangorMedieval]

Community cohesion is another thread of this paper and others - punishment, but also in places the lack of it, greases the wheels of the book trade and forms its community

[Medievalism Transformed 2015 - 2019 @BangorMedieval]

Finally is the lovely Karen Waring's The Company Rides Out: Book Trade Searches in London 1566-67

[Medievalism Transformed 2015 - 2019 @BangorMedieval]

Waring isn't focusing so much on actual censorship but on the mechanisms of the operation of the Stationer's Company, but her work links again to ideas of freedom

[Medievalism Transformed 2015 - 2019 @BangorMedieval]

@maliciaheaton Salvarani explores new representations of punishment - that focuses on collective feeling and finds its executors in the common citizenry

[Medievalism Transformed 2015 - 2019 @BangorMedieval]

@maliciaheaton Wonderful to see such an international focus to this conference!

[Moll Heaton-Callaway @mollhcallaway]

Our penultimate paper today is Indulgence Peddlers, Unrepentant Sinners, and the like: Pedagogies of crime and punishment in Early Reformation Theatre by Luana Salvarani

[Medievalism Transformed 2015 - 2019 @BangorMedieval]

Medieval Utopias is emerging as a secondary theme, through O'Brien's discussion of romantic nationalism and Ellis's work

[Medievalism Transformed 2015 - 2019 @BangorMedieval]

Ellen O'Brien's Emile Pehant and the Lioness of Brittany now - more pirates!

[Medievalism Transformed 2015 - 2019 @BangorMedieval]

Ideas of nationalism and a romanticised medievalism going into Pehant's biography

[Medievalism Transformed 2015 - 2019 @BangorMedieval]

Major theme throughout this conference of specifically divine punishment, and the problematisation of that divine punishment

[Medievalism Transformed 2015 - 2019 @BangorMedieval]

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