All lectures are held in the Hagstrum Room (University Hall 201)
at 5:00 p.m., with a reception to follow, unless otherwise indicated.
Oct. 18
Matthew Johnson
Professor of Anthropology, Northwestern
“How Castles Work”
Nov. 29
Caroline Walker Bynum
Professor Emerita, Institute for Advanced Study
Roundtable discussion on pre-circulated article
“Why Paradox? The Contradictions of My Life as a Scholar”
Jan. 24
Conrad Rudolph
Professor of Art History, UC Riverside
'In It, You Will Look for Nothing That You Will Not Find': An Overview of Hugh of Saint Victor's Mystic Ark
Feb. 21
Andrew Galloway
Professor of English, Cornell University
"Chaucer's Fame"
W Feb. 27
5:00 p.m.
Pick-Laudati Auditorium,
Mary and Leigh Block Museum of Art
Annemarie Carr
Professor Emerita Art History, Southern Methodist University
Hosted by the Department of Art History
"St. Luke and the Kykkotissa: An Icon in the Age of Enlightenment"
Apr. 25
Peggy McCracken
Professor of French and Women ’s Studies, University of Michigan
"The Humanity of the Medieval Wild Man"
May 23
Emily Steiner
Professor of English, University of Pennsylvania
“Lords, Servants, and the Ethics of Medieval Literature”
