Final Call for Papers: VAGANTES
VAGANTES: Second Annual Graduate Student Conference on the Middle Ages
University of Toronto, March 20-23, 2003
The graduate medievalists of the University of Toronto, Harvard University, and
Cornell University are pleased to announce the second annual Vagantes
conference,
organized by and for graduate students pursuing research on any medieval topic.
We welcome submissions from all disciplines including those dealing with topics
outside the Latin West.
Please keep in mind that although papers and abstracts should demonstrate
originality and mastery of their specific topic, they should also demonstrate
an
understanding of the audience, which will be largely made up of graduate
students
who study the Middle Ages from a very wide range of disciplines.
VAGANTES is an annual, travelling conference for graduate students studying any
aspect of the Middle Ages. The first highly successful conference took place
at
Harvard University; after Toronto, the conference moves to Cornell University
in
2004. The conference was conceived with several goals in mind, including the
fostering of a sense of community among junior medievalists, providing exposure
to an interdisciplinary forum, and showcasing the resources of the host
institutions -- all within a student budget. For ongoing updates see: http://
www.chass.utoronto.ca/medieval/vagantes.html
250-word abstracts are DUE BY OCTOBER 1, 2002.
Send submissions and an extremely brief CV either by email to:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
or send them by regular mail to:
Vagantibus
c/o Centre for Medieval Studies
University of Toronto
39 Queen's Park Crescent East
Toronto, Ontario M5S 2C3
Canada
N.B. All submissions are greatly appreciated. However, due to various
constraints, not all can be accepted. The selection committee will not begin to
review submissions until after the October 1st deadline.
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