International Courtly Literature Society/North American Branch

The object of the International Courtly Literature Society is to promote the study and criticism of the literature of courts and court-oriented cultures, particularly the medieval literature of Western Europe. The North American Branch shall actively encourage the involvement of those from all academic disciplines concerned with the study and teaching of courtly literature.

Call for papers, MLA, Jan. 2011

We hope to sponsor two sessions at the next MLA (Jan. 2011). One session is guaranteed, the other must be applied for.

-- Translations and Adaptations at Medieval Courts
Please send 300-word abstracts by 15 March to Joe Sullivan, jsullivan@ou.edu.

-- Courtly Religion
Papers invited on any aspect of religious practice at Medieval Courts (books, texts, fictional representations). Please send 300-word abstracts by 15 March to Maureen Boulton, mboulton@nd.edu.

News: Minutes from the annual business meeting at Kalamazoo (May 2009) are now available.

Call for papers, 13th Triennial Conference of the International Courtly Literature Society, Montreal, 25-31 July 2010

English CFP

French CFP

Call for papers, Kalamazoo, May 2010

1. Courtly Translations
Organized by Chris Callahan, callahan@iwu.edu

2. Courts in History -- History at Court
Organized by Jonathan Boulton, dboulton@nd.edu

Proposals should include an abstract of no more than 300 words and a completed Participant Information Form (required by the Medieval Institute).

Please email your abstract and completed Participant Information Form to the organizer before 19 Sept.

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