We’re excited to host The Other Sister conference, full of new research on religious, non-cloistered women in the Middle Ages. @UofTCMS @UofTArtSci@PIMS_Mediaeval https://t.co/6IfAJ8yUEi
In this week's highlighted essay, @virginiablanton and Jack Walton draw on masculinity studies to discuss how an illuminated manuscript containing the life of St. Didier, stages the city of Langres as an important cultural landscape in Christian history!
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The Adair Chant Book @MedRen2022: Clare, Mary, and cultural memory of the Clarisans! @mcegillion@DrCanonic and Lucia Denk, my fabulous co-presenters in S45: Architectonics of a Conventual Chant Book, chaired wonderfully by Santiago Ruiz Torres.
These fabulous researchers — Denk, Adams, & Miller — facilitated a great workshop @MedRen2022 as part of the @CodicesUMKC project on MSI and palimpsests in a Spanish book of plain chant!