Literatura de los Siglos de Oro

This panel explores the ways economic thought, culture, and literature intersected and influenced each other while responding to the monetary upheavals, and economic developments of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Send 150-word abstracts and 1 page CVs to Laura Bass ( lrbass@tulane.edu ) by May 25, 2012. Cervantes and His Early Modern Contexts This panel addresses two interrelated developments: the intellectual, religious, literary,[Leer más]

Programa -Lunes, 23 de abril: Sesión 1 - El manuscrito de autor como objeto de estudio 1.1. Definir -Sylvie LEFÈVRE (Columbia University, New-York). Manuscrit d'auteur, texte autorisé et tradition du texte. -Pascale BOURGAIN (École nationale des Chartes, Paris). À la recherche de caractères propres aux manuscrits d'auteur médiévaux. -M. del Carmen ÁLVAREZ MÁRQUEZ (Universidad de Sevilla). Modus faciendi librum en la Baja Edad Media e[Leer más]

As an interdisciplinary discussion of the relationship between merchants and their saintly protectors, this session will invite papers examining evidence of specific relationships between merchants and saints that might include consideration of merchant's wills, artistic patronage, manuscript collections, and pilgrimage, as well as the religious practices of merchants' confraternities and guilds. The session will welcome papers from[Leer más]