March 9, 2012

Reception/Registration

  • 8.30am (Historische Sternwarte, Tagungszentum)

  • Welcome Address/Beginning of Sessions
  • 9.00am (Historische Sternwarte, Tagungszentum)

  • Session I

  • 9.10am Patrick Brenzel The Nun’s Priest’s Tale as Socio-Moral Satire
  • Speaker: Prof. Sebastian I. Sobecki (Groningen)



  • 10.00am David Nisters (Leipzig) - Authorising Chaucer in Fifteenth-Century England
  • Speaker: Prof. Ursula Schaefer (Dresden)




    Coffee Break
  • 10.50am

  • Session II

  • 11.20am Rory Critten (Groningen) - The King’s Historiographer: John Capgrave, Austin Identity and the Pursuit of Royal Patronage
  • Speaker: Prof. Elisabeth Dutton (Fribourg)



  • 12.10pm Eva Grädel und Kathrin Reist (Bern) - Disability and Martyrdom in John Foxe’sActes and Monuments
  • Speaker: Prof. Thomas Honegger (Jena)




    Lunch Break
  • 1.00pm

  • Session III

  • 2.00pm Andre Mertens (Göttingen) - The Question of Ælfric's Rhythmical Prose
  • Speaker: Prof. Hildegard L. C. Tristram (Freiburg)



  • 2.50pm Alina Markova (Dresden) - Wyclif’sche Bibel als erstes Übersetzungsprogramm
  • Speaker: Dr. Dirk Schultze (Rostock)




    Coffee Break
  • 3.40pm

  • Session IV

  • 4.10pm Julia Crispin (Münster) - The Illuminated Manuscripts of John Talbot, First Earl of Shrewsbury
  • Speaker: Prof. Luuk Houwen (Bochum)



  • 5.00pm Ulrike Ellguth-Malakhov (Jena) - Who Is Gawain? On Character Change and Development
  • Speaker: Oliver Bock, M.A. (Göttingen)




    Discussion
  • 5.50pm

  • End of Sessions
  • ca. 6.30pm

  • Dinner (Restaurant Bullerjahn)
  • 7.00pm
  • Restaurant Info


    evening menu