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A Symposium Sponsored by
the
Claremont Consortium in
Medieval and Early Modern Studies,
The Institute for Antiquity and Christianity
Claremont Graduate University
and
The Medieval Institute
University of Notre Dame
10-12 November 2005 |
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Thursday,
10/10 |
Friday, 10/11|
Saturday, 10/12 |
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CONFERENCE MAP
$25 Registration Fee
SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULE
Thursday, 10 November 2005, 7:30
p.m.
IAC Library
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Introduction to Conference
& Speaker
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Rafael
Chodos, IAC |
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"Formerly the Mistress of the
World:" Rome between Constantine and Avignon |
Thomas F. X. Noble
The Medieval Institute
University of Notre Dame |
Reception to follow in IAC Library
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Friday, 11 November 2005
Burkle Building, Room 16, CGU
9:00-9:30 -- Coffee and Registration
Welcome and Opening Remarks
Nancy van Deusen, Director, CCMEMS
SESSION I: 9:30-12:15
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Rome's Grandeur
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Claudia Rapp, Chair
University of California, Los
Angeles |
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Bishops
and Bedrooms in Late Antique Rome |
Kristina
Sessa
Claremont
McKenna College |
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Rhetorical Strategies in the Architecture
of Early Medieval Rome |
Caroline J.
Goodson
Birbeck
College, University of London |
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Architecture and Iconoclasm in Carolingian Rome |
Charles
McClendon
Brandeis
University |
12:30-1:45 pm — Lunch, IAC
Library, $10
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SESSION II—2-5:15
PM
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The
Visible and the Enduring |
Kenneth Baxter Wolf, Chair
Pomona College |
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Mediating the Holy: Pope Leo III’s Reliquary Altars |
Judson
Emerick
Pomona
College |
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At the
Feet of Christ: Seeing the Sacred Image on the Lateran Icon |
Kirsten
Noreen
Louisiana
State University |
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The
Miraculous Icon and the Family Chapel: Sculpture and Devotion in
Trecento
Rome |
Claudia
Bolgia
Pembroke
College, Cambridge |
5:30-7:00 PM — Reception
INSTITUTE FOR ANTIQUITY
AND CHRISTIANITY LIBRARY
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Saturday,
12 November 2005
Michael J. Johnston Board of Trustees Room, CGU
9:00-9:30 — Coffee and Registration
SESSION III—9:30-12:00 PM
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Rome:
Capital of the World |
George Gorse, Chair
Pomona College |
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Rome
"Descending" |
Leonard M.
Koff
University
of California, Los Angeles |
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The
Peculiarities of Pilgrimage in Rome in the Middle Ages |
Theresa
Gross-Diaz
Loyola
University, Chicago |
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The
Fragment in the Landscape: the Cortile delle Statue |
William
Tronzo
Tulane
University |
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1143 in
Art History |
Dale Kinney
Bryn Mawr
College |
12:15-1:45 pm — Lunch, IAC
Library, $10
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SESSION IV—2:00-5:00
PM
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Rome as
Matrix |
Lori Ann Ferrell, Chair
Claremont Graduate University |
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From the
Imaginary to the Real: the Triumph of Rome |
John
Crossley
Monash
University |
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The Eternal City and the Renaissance Epic Ideal:
Petrarch’s Africa and Vida’s Christiad |
Tobias
Gregory
Claremont
McKenna College |
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Lutes,
Castrati, and Neapolitans in Rome, ca. 1600
(with
musical performance) |
John
Griffiths
University
of Melbourne |
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CLOSING
REMARKS |
Nancy van Deusen
Claremont Graduate University |
CLOSING RECEPTION
Foyer, CGU Board of Trustees Room
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to register or for more information,
contact
iac@cgu.edu or 909.621.8066 |
