September
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| Friday, 9/10 |
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History of the Book Lecture: Michael Allen, University of Chicago |
| Saturday, 9/11 |
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Center for Renaissance Studies Representative Council Meeting: 11:00 a.m. coffee; noon lunch; 1:00 p.m. business meeting
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October
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| Friday, 10/1 |
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History of the Book Lecture: François Dupuigrenet-Desroussilles, Florida State University |
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Friday, 10/1 to
Sunday, 10/3
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Newberry Consort performances. Rule Britannia! Celebrating the Tercentenary of Thomas Arne, 1710-1778
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| Saturday, 10/9 |
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Eighteenth-Century Seminar: Robert Markley, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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Friday, 10/15
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Paper proposals due for the 2011 Multidisciplinary Graduate Student Conference
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| Saturday, 10/16 |
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Measure for Measure, staged reading by the Shakespeare Project of Chicago |
| Friday, 10/29 |
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Lecture in Medieval History: Barbara Hanawalt, Ohio State Universita, emerita
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| Saturday, 10/30 |
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Milton Seminar: Dennis Danielson, University of British Columbia
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November
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| Monday, 11/1 |
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Applications due for Workshop on Early Modern Anglo-Muslim Encounters: Literature, Culture, History
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| Friday, 11/5 |
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Warwick-Newberry Workshop at the Newberry: The Glorious Revolution as a Transatlantic Problem Reconsidered – limited enrollment
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Saturday, 11/6
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2011 Graduate Student Conference organizers meeting
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Newberry Consort recital. David Douglass: My Favorite Things
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| Saturday, 11/13 |
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Medieval Intellectual History Seminar |
| Friday, 11/19 |
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Lecture in Early Modern History: Carla Rahn Phillips, University of Minnesota. Held at the Instituto Cervantes of Chicago |
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December
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| Saturday, 12/4 |
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Medieval Intellectual History Seminar |
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January
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| Thursday, 1/6 |
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Graduate Seminar: Disability and Marginality in Medieval England and France, Prof. Edward Wheatley, Loyola University Chicago - weekly to March 10) |
| Friday, 1/7 |
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Graduate Seminar: The Anglo-Saxon Seminar: Masculinity and the Anglo Saxons, Prof. Allen Frantzen, Loyola University Chicago - weekly to March 11 |
| Monday, 1/10 |
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Applications due for the École Nationale des Chartes fellowship |
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Friday, 1/14
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Proposals due to teach 2011-12 Center for Renaissance Studies graduate courses
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| Saturday, 1/15 |
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Mary Stuart, by Friedrich Schiller, staged reading by the Shakespeare Project of Chicago |
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Sunday, 1/23
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Newberry Consort performance. Emerging Artists: Wayward Sisters
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Thursday, 1/27
to Saturday,
1/29 |
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2011 Multidisciplinary Graduate Student Conference |
| Saturday, 1/29 |
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Medieval Intellectual History Seminar |
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February
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| Friday, 2/11 |
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Workshop on Early Modern Anglo-Muslim Encounters: Literature, Culture, History – limited enrollment
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| Saturday 2/12 |
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Eighteenth-Century Seminar: Heather Keenleyside, University of Chicago |
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Sunday, 2/13
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Newberry Consort performance. Voice and Viols: Something Old, Something New:
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| Friday, 2/25 |
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Symposium on Mechanisms of Exchange in Monumental and Portable Arts, 1000 to 1500 |
| Saturday, 2/26 |
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Merry Wives of Windsor, staged reading by the Shakespeare Project of Chicago |
| Saturday, 2/26 |
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Medieval Intellectual History Seminar |
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March
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| Tuesday, 3/1 |
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Applications due for the 2011 Mellon Summer Institute in Italian Paleography at the Newberry Library
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Friday, 3/4 to
Sunday, 3/6
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Newberry Consort performances: Melody and Miracles, Cantigas de Santa Maria
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| Friday, 3/11 |
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Applications due for the 2011 Warwick-Newberry Summer Seminar at the Newberry Library |
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April
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Saturday, 4/2
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Newberry Consort performance. Encore Performance: Venere Lute Quartet
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| Friday, 4/8 |
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Symposium on Comparative Early Modern Legal History |
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Friday, 4/8 to
Sunday, 4/10
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Newberry Consort performances: Musica Secreta, Passion and Virtuosity at Court
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| Saturday, 4/9 |
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Eighteenth-Century Seminar: Dena Goodman, University of Michigan
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Thursday, 4/21
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History of the Book Lecture: Christine Ferdinand, Magdalen College Library, Oxford
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| Friday, 4/29 |
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Dante Lecture: Justin Steinberg, University of Chicago |
| Saturday, 4/30 |
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The Tempest, staged reading by the Shakespeare Project of Chicago |
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May
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| Saturday, 5/21 |
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Milton Seminar: Thomas Luxon, Dartmouth College |
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July and August
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Monday, 7/11 to
Friday, 7/22
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Warwick-Newberry Summer Seminar: The Glorious Revolution as a Transatlantic Problem Reconsidered – limited enrollment
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Dates TBA
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Mellon Summer Institute in Italian Paleography – limited enrollment
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