Events 2016
22 November 2016
Simon Gaunt, Romancing the Truth: Vernacular History and the Origin of Fiction
French Department Lecture
La Maison Française
New York University
18-19 November 2016
Language in Motion: Editing, Translating and Adapting Theoretical Writing on Language
Pontifical Institute of Medieval Studies, University of Toronto
Simon Gaunt, 'Locating the Text in Motion: Why Edit Manuscripts Rather than Texts?'
Simone Ventura, 'The Scribe as Linguist in the Histoire ancienne jusqu’à César’s Textual Tradition'
9-10 November 2016
Hannah Morcos and Maria Teresa Rachetta will be taking part in this colloquium at the Université de Liège, coordinated by Nicola Morato, on behalf of the Département "Transitions", the Belgian branch of the International Courtly Literature Society, the Faculté de Philosophie et Lettres and FNRS.
In addition, on the morning of Wednesday 9 November Hannah and Maria Teresa will be leading a workshop ('Histoire ancienne jusqu'à César: composition et tradition manuscrite') organised by Nicola and also supported by the Département "Transitions" and the Belgian branch of the International Courtly Literature Society.
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21–27 July 2016
21st World Congress of the International Comparative Literature Association
Simon Gaunt, ‘Can comparative literature be monolingual? French as a supralocal language in the Middle Ages’
Simone Ventura, ‘Translation as Palimpsest’
30 June – 2 July, 2016
Theorizing Medieval European Literatures
Huntingdon Room, King’s Manor, University of York
Simon Gaunt, 'Europe: The View from Elsewhere'
11 May 2016
Simon Gaunt, 'Manuscripts as Agents: The Histoire ancienne jusqu'à César'
Institut für deutsche Literatur
Humboldt-Universität, Berlin
Miniature of the Wheel of Fortune, from London, British Library, Royal 20 D I, f. 168v. Reproduced with the permission of the British Library Board.