Hilary 2012

Literary and intellectual convergences in late medieval Spain, II

Session of MIMSS

Friday 2 March 2012

Summer Common Room, Magdalen College

3.30.- Welcome. Coffee and tea

4.00.- Prof. Carlos Heusch (ENS-Lyon): "El florido árbol de las mentiras. Aproximación a la ficciología medieval desde don Juan Manuel"

4.45.- Prof. Jesús Rodríguez-Velasco (Columbia University): "Political Idiots".


5.30.- Discussion

6.15.- End of the session




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Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Death of
María Rosa Lida de Malkiel (1910-1962)



 

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Professor Charles Faulhaber 
(Professor Emeritus, Department of Spanish and Portuguese, University of California-Berkeley; Director Emeritus, The Bancroft Library, University of California-Berkeley)

Yakov Malkiel and María Rosa Lida: A Berkeley Love Affair
  

Session of MIMSS

Friday, 17 February 2012, 5.00pm

Auditorium, Magdalen College
(Tea and coffee will be served from 4.30pm)

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New Approaches to the Romancero Viejo

Session of MIMSS

Friday, 3 February 2012

Summer Common Room, Magdalen College

3.00-3.45pm: Dr Margaret Sleeman (University of Aberdeen): "The Persecution of Innocent Young Women: Everyday Stories in Hispanic Balladry."

3.45-4.00: Tea

4.00-4.45: Professor Roger Wright (University of Liverpool): "Birds in the Romancero Viejo".

4.45-5.45: David Hook (MIMSS, Oxford): "Problems in Reading 'Alora la bien cercada' ".

5.45: Discussion

6.15: End of the session

Michaelmas 2011

Literary and intellectual convergences in fifteenth-century Spain, I

Session of MIMSS

Thursday, 24 November 2011

Summer Common Room, Magdalen College

3.30.- Welcome. Coffee and tea

4.00.- Prof. Georgina Olivetto (Universidad de Buenos Aires - SECRIT): "A mule, a mule, my Republic for a mule: Alonso de Cartagena y la traducción latina de la República de Platón"

4.45.- Prof. Jeremy Lawrance (University of Nottingham): "Alfonso de Cartagena, humanism and the court in fifteenth-century Castile"

5.30.- Discussion

6.15.- End of the session

Trinity 2011

Digital Methods for Medieval Hispanic Studies / Informática y textos hispánicos medievales
International Colloquium of the Medieval Hispanic Text and Manuscript Seminar (in collaboration with MIMSS)
8-9 July 2011
Magdalen College, Oxford

8 July
10.00-11.00 Registration
11.00 Welcome and Introduction: Stephen Parkinson/Juan-Carlos Conde
11.15 Harvey Sharrer (University of California, Santa Barbara): "Updating PhiloBiblon"
12.00 Paul Spence (King's College London): "Digital Humanities and Hispanic Studies Meet: the CHARTA (Corpus Hispanico y Americano en la red: textos antiguos) network"
1.00 Lunch
2.30 Andrés Enrique-Arias (Universitat de les Illes Balears): "New resources for the study of Spanish medieval language and culture through its biblical translations: the Biblia Medieval corpus and website"
3.15 Francisco Gago Jover (Holy Cross College): "The Digital Library of Old Spanish Texts: Challenges and Possibilities"
4.00 Coffee break
4.30 Michael Ferreira (University of Georgetown): "Developments in the medieval content of the Corpus del español and the Corpus do português"
5.30 Esther Gómez-Sierra (University of Manchester): "Dialogyca BDDH (Biblioteca Digital de Diálogo Hispánico): Hispanic dialogues on the web"
6.30 Reception and Conference Dinner
 

9 July
9.15 Stephen Parkinson (University of Oxford): "The Cantigas de Santa Maria database and critical edition"
9.45 Fiona Maguire and Dorothy Severin (University of Liverpool): "The Electronic Library of 15th century Castilian Cancionero Manuscripts"
10.30 Isabel Navas Ocaña (Universidad de Almeria): "Biblioteca digital de escritoras medievales hispánicas"
11.15 Susana Pedro (Universidade de Lisboa): "The Dictionary of Portuguese Palaeographic Abbreviations project: moving a pioneer's work into the Digital Age"
12.00 John Pybus (OUCS): "Oxford Virtual Research Environment for the Study of Documents and Manuscripts"

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Reapproaching Fernando de Rojas' Celestina

Session of MIMSS

Thursday, June 9 2011

Summer Common Room, Magdalen College

3.00.- Welcome. Tea and Coffee. 

3.30.- Presentation of the first volume of the Publications of the Magdalen Iberian Medieval Studies Seminar, in collaboration with the Papers of the Medieval Hispanic Research Seminar (Queen Mary, University of London): Ramón Menéndez Pidal after Forty Years: A Reassessment. With Juan-Carlos Conde (Director, MIMSS, and Editor, PMIMSS) and Rosa Vidal-Doval (General Editor, PMHRS)

3.45.- Amaranta Saguar García (Lady Margaret Hall, University of Oxford): "'Compuesta en reprensión de los locos enamorados': Sticking up for the Didacticism of Celestina"

4.30.- Joseph T. Snow (Michigan State University): "Unexpected and Unseen Listeners in Celestina: There are More than You Thought"

5.15.- Discussion

Hilary 2011

Dr Lucia Binotti

(University of North Carolina)

Reading and readers of Spanish Sentimental Fiction in Italy

Session of MIMSS

Thursday, March 3, 2011, 5.00 pm

Old Practice Room, Magdalen College

(Tea and coffee will be served from 4.30)

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Michaelmas 2010

Prof. Carlos Heusch

(Ecole Normale Supérieure, Lyon)

Los orígenes de la ficción caballeresca en Castilla:

el nuevo contexto del siglo XIV

  

 Thursday, November 11 2010, 5.00pm

Summer Common Room, Magdalen College

(Tea and coffee will be served from 4.30)

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The Poema de mio Cid and Medieval Castilian Epic: New Scholarship, New Directions, II 

Session of MIMSS
Magdalen College, Oxford

Summer Common Room

Friday November 5, 2010

3.30.- Welcome. Tea and coffee

4.00.- Prof. Eukene Lacarra (Universidad del País Vasco):“El Poema de Mío Cid y los Espejos de Príncipes”

4.40.-Discussion

5.00.- Dr. David Hook (Westbury on Trym): "Actors and Extras in the Poema de Mio Cid: Reflections on Some Medieval Manifestations of the Heroic Catalogue"

5.40.- Discussion

6.00.- End of the session

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El libro en el mundo hispánico: nuevas tendencias y direcciones 

Monday 20 and Tuesday 21 September 2010

Auditorium, Magdalen College, Oxford

(Free admission. Open to everyone. If planning to attend, please contact juan-carlos.conde@magd.ox.ac.uk)

Monday 20

Morning session:

9.15.— Opening remarks (Clive Griffin & Juan-Carlos Conde)

9.30-10.10: MARÍA LUISA LÓPEZ-VIDRIERO ABELLÓ (Real Biblioteca, Madrid): “Otras miradas sobre los inventarios de librerías nobiliarias”

10.10-10.30: Discussion

10.30-11.10: JULIÁN MARTÍN ABAD (Biblioteca Nacional, Madrid): “Los fondos de carácter bibliofílico en las colecciones de incunables de España”
11.10-11.30: Discussion

11.30-12.00: Coffee Break

12.00-12.40: MERCEDES FERNÁNDEZ VALLADARES (Universidad Complutense de Madrid): “De la tipobibliografía a la biblioiconografía: la ilustración de los pliegos sueltos burgaleses del siglo XVI”
12.40-1.00: Discussion. End of the morning session


Afternoon session:

2.30-3.10: John O’Neill (The Hispanic Society of America): “Archer M. Huntington, su política de coleccionismo libresco, y la Hispanic Society of America"
3.10-3.30: Coloquio

3.30-4.10: GIUSEPPE MAZZOCCHI (Università degli Studi, Pavia): “Libros españoles antiguos en bibliotecas italianas: el caso de la Universitaria de Pavía ”
 4.10-4.30: Discussion

4.30-5.00: Tea Break

5.00-5.40: FERNANDO BOUZA ÁLVAREZ (Universidad Complutense, Madrid)

“Usos intencionales de la colección de libros como forma de majestad regia o distinción aristocrática: el caso de la Nova Scientia en el XVII ibérico”
5.40-6.00: Discussion. End of the afternoon session

Tuesday 21 

Morning session:

9.30-10.10: IDALIA GARCÍA AGUILAR (Centro Universitario de Investigaciones Bibliotecológicas, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. México): “Entre plúteos y sombras: un recorrido por la materialidad de los impresos novohispanos”
10.10-10.30: Discussion

10.30-11.10: ANTONIO CASTILLO (Universidad de Alcalá de Henares): “No sólo libros. Papeles efímeros en la sociedad hispana de la temprana Edad Moderna”
11.10-11.30: Discussion

11.30-12.00: Coffee Break

12.00-12.40: RON TRUMAN (Christ Church, Oxford): “Un Index librorum prohibitorum español en la Ginebra calvinista: la edición de 1619 por Jean Crespin del Index de Madrid 1612, con un prefacio de Benedetto Turretini, profesor Sacrarum literarum”
12.40-1.00: Discussion. End of the morning session


Afternoon session: 

2.30-3.10: SONIA GARZA MERINO (Universidad de Alcalá de Henares): “Bibliografía textual a la española”
3.10-3.30: Discussion

3.30-4.00: Tea Break

4.00-6.00: Commemorating the 100th anniversary of Antonio Rodríguez-Moñino's birthday:

4.00-4.40: VÍCTOR INFANTES (Universidad Complutense de Madrid): “La memoria impresa de Antonio Rodríguez-Moñino”

4.40-5.20: PEDRO M. CÁTEDRA (Universidad de Salamanca): “Epistolario de bibliófilos y bibliógrafos: Rodríguez Moñino y Eugenio Asensio”

5.20-5.50: Discussion

5.50-6.00: Final Remarks. End of the colloquium