| 8:30 am | Registration |
| 9:00-10:45 | Norms and Languages of the Law (Chair: Daniel Smail, Fordham University) |
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Paul R. Hyams, Cornell University:
The Whole Truth and Nothing But the Truth
Jerold C. Frakes, University of Southern California:
Law and Justice in Early Yiddish Literature
James D. Mixson, University of Alabama:
The Letter and the Spirit of the Law: Statute and Devotion and the Observants |
| 10:45-11:15 | Break |
| 11:15-12:45 | Concurrent Sessions: |
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Creating the Law (Chair: Martin Chase, SJ, Fordham University)
János M. Bak, Central European University, Budapest:
Law in Chronicles – Chronicles in Laws in Central Europe
Vickie Ziegler, Pennsylvania State University:
Decoding the Codes: Treason in the Medieval Charlemagne Epics
Kathryn L. Mapstone, Assumption College:
Tudor Reformation Discourse and Anglo-Saxon Law
The Performance of Justice (Chair: Katherine Little, Fordham University)
Steven Bednarski, Center for Medieval Studies, University of Toronto:
Judicial Ritual as Public Discourse in a Fourteenth-century Provençal Town: The Example of Manosque
Matthew Giancarlo, Yale University:
Law, Parliament, and ‘Aesthetic Representation’, ca. 1315-1415
Margaret Pappano, Queens University:
Body and Blood: The Degradation and Execution of a Heretical Priest, Paris, 1491 |
| 12:45-2:30 | Lunch |
| 2:30-3:30 | Plenary Lecture (Chair: Maryanne Kowaleski, Fordham University) |
| Stephen White, Emory University:
Treason Trials in Medieval French Literature |
| 3:30-4:00 | Break |
| 4:00-5:45 | Concurrent sessions: |
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The Law of Space (Chair: Wolfgang Mueller, Fordham University)
Sherri Olson, University of Connecticut:
Trespass Against Whom? Transgressio and Its Meanings in the English Village
Francesca Canadé Sautman, Hunter and Graduate Center, CUNY:
Banishment in the Thirteenth-century French Nord: The Letter, Law, and the Street
Karl Shoemaker, University of Wisconsin:
Invitations to Delinquency: Medieval Sanctuary Laws and the Discourses of Injustice
The Space of the Law (Chair: A.E. Wright, Fordham University)
Nadine D. Pederson, CUNY Graduate Center and Université de Paris I:
Disseminating Discourse: The Medieval Criers of Paris
Giovanna De Appolonia, Boston University:
From Piazza to Church: Profane and Sacred Justice in Romanesque Stylobate Lions from Northern Italy
Madeline Caviness and Charles Nelson, Tufts University:
The Law (En)Acted: Performative Space in the Town Hall of Lüneburg |
| 5:45-7:30 | Reception |
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