
History in the Comic Mode:
A Symposium in Honor of Charles T. Wood
International
Congress on Medieval Studies
Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan
May 7-10, 1998
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Joan
and Richard and Ted and Alice: Celebrity Pedagogy in Medieval Studies
Co-Sponsored by TEAMS and the Congregation de Silvescendo
Presider: Robert Coolidge, '55 (Montreal)
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Cross-Dressed
Teenagers: Approaches to Teaching Joan of Arc
Co-sponsored by TEAMS and the Congregatio de Silvescendo
Presider: James Carley (English, York University)
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Swindlers,
Bunglers, and Outright Frauds
Sponsored by the Congregatio de Silvescendo
Presider: Walter Goffart '55 (History, University of Toronto)
- Swindlers,
Bunglers, and Outright Traitors in Old French Literature
Stephen D. White (History, Emory University)
- Resurrection,
Impersonation, and Unjust Claims: A Poetic Mock-Debate on Missing
Persons and Twelfth-Century Inheritance Law
Kathryn Miller (History, Stanford University)
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Games and Social Piety in Medieval Islam
Richard W. Bulliett (Middle East Institute, Columbia University)
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The
Lighter Side of Fifteenth-century England
Sponsored by Richard III Society and the Congregatio de Silvescendo
Presider, Laura V. Blanchard (University of Pennsylvania Library)
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Evening
Session
Sponsored by the Society of the White Hart and the Congregatio de
Silvescendo
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Chivalry
Across the Centuries
Sponsored by the Congregatio de Silvescendo
Presider: Jeremy duQuesnay Adams (History, Southern Methodist University)
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Lagniappe
"If Strawberries Were Ripe on June 13, Was October 2 Really
Richard III's Birthday?
Charles T. Wood's address to Richard III Society, American Branch
scholarship award fundraising breakfast, October 3, 1993

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