Seminars
As part of its mission to promote exchange and collaboration between scholars, CMTC organizes regular lectures and colloquia. The lectures provide a chance to invite notable scholars from different institutions in the UK and abroad to present on topics that correlate with the diverse inter-disciplinary interests of the CMTC community. The colloquia provide an opportunity for current graduate students and young academics to talk about their ongoing work.
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LECTURES AND COLLOQUIA
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Trinity Term Lecture
The Centre hosts the following lecture: P. Toth (Oxford), ‘In Quest of a Medieval Best-Seller: The Authorship of the Meditationes Vitae Christi’.
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“Work in Progress” colloquium
The Centre hosts the following two talks: C. Gluchowski (Oxford), ‘Revising Devotion: Exploring Church Reform through Prayerbook MS. Lat. liturg. f. 4’; P. Rea (SSM Napoli / València), ‘Non ti maravigliare che io non mi distenda nelo scrivere: Female Autographs and Kinship in an Early-Modern Italian Epistolary Corpus’.