绿巨人视频

Everyone is welcome to come to a seminar held at 绿巨人视频 on Gender and Medieval Studies. Featuring Ros Brown-Grant (University of Leeds), Yasmina Foehr-Janssens (University of Geneva), Didier Lett and Anne Paupert (both from the University of Paris VII-Paris Diderot). Come and join this fascinating, interdisciplinary discussion. Please RSVP at聽聽i.fabry-tehranchireading.ac.uk (subject: RSVP%20Gender%20and%20Medieval%20Studies%20Seminar) i.fabry-tehranchireading.ac.uk (听)if you plan on attending.

The workshop on Gender is part of a series of three workshops called New perspectives on Medieval Studies initiated by the International Medieval Society and partner universities in Paris. The workshops aims at developing collective thinking and academic exchange of ideas in different fields of medieval studies. They will promote the crossing of disciplinary boundaries on thematic questions including Animal (27 March, Paris Sorbonne), Gender (10 April, 绿巨人视频) and Image (29 May, Sorbonne Nouvelle), building on past and current works to elaborate new practical and theoretical tools for research through the contribution and collaboration of French, UK and international academics.

The workshops want to promote interdisciplinary exchanges between PhD students, early career and established academics working in the fields of History, History of Arts, Literature, Philosophy or Musicology from different traditions and national and historiographical schools of thoughts. Their objectives are to:

produce a critical synthesis of the current state of medieval studies highlight and understand different perspectives on similar objects of studies in humanities and social sciences examine the difference between methodological and theoretical approaches in the medievalists community.

Ros Brown-Grant is professor of Late Medieval French Literature at the University of Leeds. She has worked extensively on gender and sexuality in the Middle Ages. She is the author of Christine de Pizan and the Moral Defence of Women: Reading beyond Gender聽(Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1999), and English translator of Christine de Pizan,聽The Book of the City of Ladies聽(Harmondsworth: Penguin Classics, 1999). She has also published French Romance of the Later Middle Ages: Gender, Morality, and Desire聽(Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2008).

Yasmina聽聽Foehr-Janssens is professor of French medieval literature and Gender studies at the University of Geneva. She works on Gender in Medieval Literature, courtly poetry, collection of tales and exempla. She has published Le Temps des fables: Le Roman des Sept Sages, ou l鈥橝utre Voie du roman (Paris, Champion, 1994) and translated from Latin Dolopathos, ou le Roi et les septs sages, from Jean de Haute Seille (Turnhout, Brepols, 2000). She is also the author of La Veuve en majest茅 : Deuil et savoir au f茅minin dans la litt茅rature m茅di茅vale (Geneva, Droz, 2000).

Didier Lett is professor of medieval history at Universit茅 Paris 7 鈥� Paris Diderot. He works on the history of childhood, family and kinship, social categories, identity and masculinity. He has published extensively on these subjects with Hommes et femmes au Moyen 脗ge. Histoire du genre XIIe-XVe si猫cle (Paris, Armand Colin, 2013), Fr猫res et s艙urs. Histoire d鈥檜n lien (Paris, Payot, 2009), Famille et parent茅 dans l'Occident m茅di茅val (Ve-XVe si猫cles) (Paris, Hachette, 2000) and L鈥橢nfant des miracles. Enfance et soci茅t茅 au Moyen 脗ge (XIIe-XIIIe si猫cle) (Paris, Aubier, 1997).

Anne Paupert is professor of medieval French literature at Universit茅 Paris 7 鈥� Paris Diderot. She is currently working on an edition and modern French translation of the Livre de la Cit茅 des Dames聽by Christine de Pizan, and on book on female speech in Medieval French literature. She has published Les Fileuses et le clerc. Une 茅tude des Evangiles des Quenouilles (Paris, Champion, 1990) and translated the Evangiles des Quenouilles聽and聽La Vision de Christine聽 (Voix de femmes au Moyen 芒ge, dir. D. R茅gnier-Bohler, Paris, Laffont, 2006). She has also co-edited and directed La discorde des deux langages. Masculin/f茅minin dans les discours litt茅raires, du Moyen 脗ge 脿 l鈥櫭俫e classique聽(Textuel, 46, 2006) and Revisiter la "querelle des femmes": discours sur l'茅galit茅-in茅galit茅 des sexes de 1400 脿 1600 (Saint-脡tienne : PU de Saint-脡tienne, 2013).