Courtney Booker: Mon. 13 February 2012

The next ERS event, and our first talk of the year, will be:

1:00-2:00 p.m., Buchanan Tower 799 (FHIS Lounge)
Courtney Booker (History, UBC)
“History, Identity, and the First French Text: Nithard’s Historiae and the Politics of Value”


Rocío Quispe-Agnoli and Eyda M. Merediz: Mon. 9 & Tues. 10 January 2012

Upcoming lectures for the week of the 9th of January, of interest to audiences in Early Modern Hispanic and Latin American studies. These events are within or attached to the Department of French, Hispanic and Italian Studies, and the information that follows has been linked to the “Dates to Watch” section on the FHIS website. Continue reading Rocío Quispe-Agnoli and Eyda M. Merediz: Mon. 9 & Tues. 10 January 2012

Events: fall 2011

MEDIEVAL AND EARLY MODERN ROMANCE LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES, AT UBC AND IN THE VANCOUVER AREA, SEPTEMBER—DECEMBER 2011.

Giuseppe Arcimboldo: Autumn (1573), Musée du Louvre.


SEPTEMBER

Friday 9 September 3.00-4.00 p.m.
Buchanan Tower 799, FHIS lounge
First Early Romance Studies meeting of the new academic year. The information and minutes are here.

Saturday 10 September 1.30-3.00 p.m.
SFU Vancouver, Harbour Centre Room 1900
Lecture: Niall Christie: The Crusades: What are they and why are they still relevant?

Friday 30 September – Saturday 1 October 2011
The Labyrinths: Fourth bi-annual graduate conference of the Department of French, Hispanic and Italian Studies, UBC
—FHIS, UBC. Includes papers on earlier Spanish and French topics

Francesco del Cossa: Autumn / Polyhymnia (1455-60), Gemäldegalerie Berlin.

OCTOBER

Mon. 3 October 2011
Peter Wall Institute for Advanced Study, UBC
“From Scroll to Screen”: UBC symposium on translation

Thurs. 6 October 2011
Margherita Romengo
talk: “Repenser les rapports entre théorie littéraire et philologie : un enjeu épistémologique, méthodologique, éthique de la recherche littéraire”

Thurs. 20 October 2011
Marilyse Turgeon-Solis
talk: “Philosophie et anti-philosophie au XVIIIe siècle. Le cas du pamphlet ‘Le fanatisme des philosophes’ par Simon-Nicolas-Henri Linguet”

27-30 October 2011
Nancy Frelick: “Consuming Mirrors in Le Miroir des melancholiques” (session 24–also chairing session 77)
Margherita Romengo: ” L’Heptaméron de Marguerite de Navarre : pour une poétique de l’oeuvre ouverte ?” (session 43)
Sixteenth-Century Society and Conference (SCSC), Fort Worth, TX, USA

NOVEMBER

Thurs. 3 November 2011
Chantal Phan
talk: “Translating Annihilation: Observations on the Medieval French, Italian and English Versions of Marguerite Porete’s ‘Mirouer des simples ames anienties’ (early 14th c.)”

Thurs. 17 November 2011
Rene Bautista
talk: ““San Juan de la Cruz: the homoerotic transgression”


Nicolas Poussin: Autumn (c. 1660-64), Musée du Louvre.


Image sources:
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planning meetings: Thurs. 8 December 2011, [t.b.c. in] January 2012

The ERS cluster will be having a meeting to discuss next term’s activities this Thursday–8 December–at 1.30 p.m., in Buchanan Tower 799.

There will also be another meeting, the first of the new year, around mid-January” the date will be confirmed (and that information will be sent directly by email to everyone on O’Brien’s email list).  Continue reading planning meetings: Thurs. 8 December 2011, [t.b.c. in] January 2012

Site update: now with virtual flying buttresses

Notre-Dame de Chartres; image c/o "Chartres: Cathedral of Notre Dame," University of Pittsburgh Digital LibraryThe following information has been added and/or tweaked on the ABOUT THE CLUSTER page; I hope it proves useful. All the information below is in spatial relation to the ABOUT page, and also works for any of the other pages on this site (over to your left, under the orange title); the site format being different for posts–such as this present one.

Onto the updated information:

If you would like to be kept apprised of ERS goings-on: various options are at your disposal, on the right-hand side of this site, below the list of links and Notre-Dame de Chartres’s flying buttresses:

• “Follow the ERS Research Cluster by email” enables you to receive notification by email of ERS news, updates, and other information posted here; note that this does not need to be a UBC email address–any email address is fine: whatever is most convenient for you–and that this is equivalent to an email subscription.

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