Trinity 2019


MIMSS Colloquium on Manuscripts and Texts

21 June 2019
Magdalen College, University of Oxford

(Magdalen College Auditorium)



2.15.- Welcome and opening remarks

2.20-3.00.- Prof. Stephen Parkinson (Oxford)
            The red and the black: ink colour and the production of the manuscripts
             of the Cantigas de Santa Maria

3.00-3.15.- Discussion

3.15-3.35.- Prof. Tom Earle (Oxford)
            Fernão Lopes, Rui de Pina, and the Crónica de D. Afonso V

3.35-3.50.- Discussion

3.50-4.10.- Dr Barry Taylor (The British Library)
            Writing by dictation in Medieval Spain

4.10-4.25.- Discussion

4.25-4.45.- Tea & Coffee

4.45-5.05.- Dr Kirstin Kennedy (Victoria & Albert Museum)
            Marginalia on Metal? Engraving on XVIth- and XVIIth-century silver
             as a clue to workshop practice

5.05-5.20.- Discussion

5.20-5.50.- Prof. Jeremy Lawrance (Oxford)
            Notes on late medieval/early Renaissance Latin and vernacular MSS of the same text

5.50-6.05.- Discussion

6.05-6.35.- Prof. Francisco Bautista (Universidad de Salamanca)
            Historias no tan vulgares: impresos historiográficos anotados por Jerónimo Zurita (1512-1580)

6.35-6.50.- Discussion

6.50pm Colloquium Ends
FREE ADMISSION – ALL WELCOME

Colloquium Organiser:
Prof. David Hook
Faculty Research Fellow
Faculty of Medieval & Modern Languages
Oxford

david.hook@mod-langs.ox.ac.uk

Michaelmas 2018





Courtly Scholasticism in the Crown of Aragon

A Session of MIMSS
Magdalen College, Oxford
9 November 2018
Summer Common Room



16.00-16.15.- Welcome and Opening Remarks (María Morrás, University of Oxford & MIMSS)

16.15-16.45.- Sadurní Martí (ILCC, Universitat de Girona), “Troubadour Clerics”

16.45-17.00.- Discussion

17.00-17.30.- Miriam Cabré (ILCC, Universitat de Girona), “Learning and Laughter in Late Troubadour Culture”

17.30-17.45.- Discussion

17.45-18.15.- Ann Giletti (Faculty of Theology and Religion, University of Oxford), “Poetry and Reason: Scholasticism in a Medieval Poem”

18.15.- Discussion and closing remarks


(Coffee and tea will be served from 15.30)

Trinity 2019





From one humanism to another. Iberian humanism between Middle Ages and Renaissance /De un humanismo a otro. El humanismo ibérico entre la Edad Media y el Renacimiento /D’un humanisme à l’autre. L’humanisme ibérique entre le Moyen Âge et la Renaissance


International Colloquium at MIMSS – 14 June 2019Auditorium / Oscar Wilde RoomMagdalen College Oxford


Co-organized by MIMSS & ENS-Lyon-CIHAM

Morning session (Auditorium)
09h15. Opening remarks.
09h30. Carlos Heusch (ENS Lyon-CIHAM) «Séneca en el Tostado o las concesiones humanistas de un prudente teórico»
10h00. Mélanie Juste (U. Savoie Mont Blanc-LLSETI / CIHAM) «El maestro en Artes Alfonso de Madrigal o las vacilaciones de un joven humanista»
10h30. Discussion

Morning-Afternoon session (Oscar Wilde Room)
11h00. Coffee & Tea Break
11h30. Francisco Bautista (Universidad de Salamanca-SEMYR) «Fernando de Lucena y las malas noticias: retórica y diplomacia al final de la Edad Media»
12h00. Adrian Guyot (ENS Lyon-IHRIM) «¿Una luna de miel inesperada? Apuntes sobre la primera recepción de la obra de Maquiavelo en España (siglo XVI)»
12h30. Discussion

Afternoon-Evening session (Auditorium)
15h00. Marina Mestre (ENS Lyon-IHRIM) «El humanismo filosófico: Juan Luis Vives»
15h30. Jimena Gamba (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona-SPR) «Aparejo para morir: humanismo y artes moriendi antes de Trento»
16h00. Raphaële Garrod (Magdalen College & University of Oxford) «Catharsis and clysters: the wandering and much debated reception of Galen in Rabelais'sGargantua»
16h30. Discussion
17h00. Coffee & Tea Break
17h30. Round table: ¿Qué humanismo? ¿Cuántos humanismos? / What Humanism?How many Humanisms? / Quel humanisme? Combien d’humanismes? 
Opening remarks by Jeremy Lawrance (University of Oxford) & María Morrás (University of Oxford / Universitat Pompeu Fabra)

18h45-19.00. Closing remarks

Hilary 2019



Prof. David Arbesú

(University of South Florida)


El Sendebar a la luz de las versiones orientales:
errores de copia que dejan huella

Session of MIMSS, Friday 15 March, 2019
Oscar Wilde Room, Magdalen College, Oxford, 5.00pm


(Coffee and tea will be served from 4.30)

Trinity 2018




Magdalen Iberian Medieval Studies Seminar
Colloquium on Hispanic Texts and Manuscripts


Friday 8 June 2018
Magdalen College, Oxford
Oscar Wilde Room


14.00 Coffee and Introduction

14.15-15.00: Dr Barry Taylor (The British Library)
‘Laying it on the line: authorial (?) corrections in Villena, Llull and others’

15.00-15.45: Dr Rachel Scott (King’s College London)
‘Translating Intercultural Relationships: Calila e Dimna in medieval and early modern Iberia’

Tea

16.15-17.00: Dr Alexandra Nowosiad (King’s College London)
‘Communities of Readers, Individual Readings: the sixteenth-century print reception of Jorge Manrique’s Coplas por la muerte de su padre

17.00-17.45: Prof. María Morrás (Magdalen College, University of Oxford)
‘Nuño de Guzmán, Compendio de la Ética de Aristóteles, Bodleian D.1: an autograph?’





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Prof. Bienvenido Morros

(Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona)


Las serranas del Arcipreste de Hita y las pastorelas francesas

Session of MIMSS, Friday 25 May, 2018
Oscar Wilde Room, Magdalen College, Oxford, 5.00pm


(Coffee and tea will be served from 4.30)




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On occasion on the publication of Roger Boase’s monograph, Secrets of Pinar's game: court ladies and courtly verse in fifteenth-century Spain (Leiden: Brill, 2017, 2 vols.), MIMSS will held a session on



Isabel I and her ladies: A literary court at play


(Old Law Library, Magdalen College, Friday 27 April, 2.30-6.00 pm)





2.30.- Dr. Juan-Carlos Conde (Magdalen College, Oxford & MIMSS)

Opening Remarks



2.45.- Prof. María Morrás (Universitat Pompeu Fabra & Magdalen College, Oxford)

Female literary courts: a field to be explored



3.20.- Dr Roger Boase (Queen Mary, University of London)

Historical Puzzles, Jousting Invenciones and Literary Games



4.00.- Dr Óscar Perea (University of Lancaster)

The Pinar Siblings: Love Songs and Word Games in the Catholic Monarchs’ 
Courtly Milieu (1480-1500)



4.40.- Prof. Antonio Chas Aguión (Universidade de Vigo)

Oficiales y poetas en el entorno de Catalina de Lancaster



5.20.- Discussion



6.00.- End of the Session