The Yale Department of English is pleased to present the Medieval Colloquium for Fall 2016:
Sept. 26th: Stephanie Trigg (University of Melbourne) ”Opening the Canterbury Tales: Faces and Portraits in the General Prologue”
**Please note: this event begins at 4:30**
Oct. 28th: Emily Steiner (University of Pennsylvania) “Trevisa’s Encyclopedic Style”
Nov. 4th: Jonathan Hsy (George Washington University) “Gestures of Inclusion: What’s a Disability Canon?”
Co-sponsored by the Race, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Colloquium
Nov. 11th: Alastair Minnis (Yale) “Pleasurable Reading and the Imagination of Paradise: From Les Peines de Purgatoire to The Prick of Conscience”
All events in LC 319 at 4:00 pm (except 9/23, at 4:30 pm).
Contact: alexandra.reider@yale.edu; james.ensley@yale.edu; roberta.frank@yale.edu