48th
International Congress on Medieval Studies
9-12.V.2013
Kalamazoo [MI], Western Michigan University
Session Not Your Moder's Medievalism: Rethinking the Medieval through its Self-Imagination.
* Call for papers
(until 15.IX.2012) *
This panel aims to contribute to a growing body of work that explores
medievalism through the medieval period’s own eyes. Rather than
understanding medievalism solely through later periods’ constructions of
the medieval, most commonly those of the 19th century, this panel is
interested in the way the medieval participated in its own
self-conscious creation. Questions explored might include: How did the
medieval think about itself? How did it shape, comment on, or contribute
to our present senses of the medieval? How might the medieval’s
self-consciousness influence later instantiations of medievalism? How
did the medieval parody itself? How did nostalgia function in the
medieval period? This panel is interested not only in medieval English
literature, but also continental literatures and literatures across
languages and geographies.
Please submit a proposal of 300 words with a completed Participant
Information Form (available on the Western Michigan University website)
for consideration in these panels.
Panel contact:
Katherine Leveling
Department of English
One Shields Avenue
University of California Davis, CA 95616
Department of English
One Shields Avenue
University of California Davis, CA 95616
Source: APILIST
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