CALL FOR PAPERS - KALAMAZOO, MAY 2007

[murphydt]

CALL  FOR  PAPERS

42nd INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON MEDIEVAL STUDIES
Western Michigan University
Kalamazoo, MI                          May 10 - 13, 2007

Dear Colleagues,
Abstracts are still being accepted for the following two
sessions
sponsored by the Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies
at Saint
Louis University:

1.     "Female Patronage in Medieval Eastern Europe"
2.     "Prophecies and Visions: Eschatology and Apocalypse
in Slavia
Christiana"

Last year, at the 41st Congress, there were 3200
medievalists
registered and 640 sessions mounted - both numbers are
historic
highs. The participation of scholars presenting on Slavic
topics has
grown slowly but steadily over the last six years and you
are invited to
keep the trend going by participating in one of the above
sessions.
Kalamazoo provides an excellent opportunity for Slavists to
make
contact with scholars from all over the world, representing
every
conceivable facet of medieval studies.

If you have been working on a topic relating in any way to
the two
sessions listed above, please do consider sending in an
abstract. The
Congress itself is not until May, leaving ample time to put
the final
touches on your presentations. Despite the late reminder, I
hope that
many of you will take advantage of this opportunity to carry
the flag of
Slavic Studies to Kalamazoo. Submissions from graduate
students are
welcome.

Please provide the following information along with the
abstract:
Paper Title:
Speaker Name:
Affiliation:
Address:
Home Phone:
Work Phone
Fax:
E-mail address:
Presenters must confirm that the paper will be delivered in
person in
20 minutes and that he or she is submitting only one
abstract to only
one session.

Abstracts should be sent at the latest by Thursday,
September 28 to:

David T. Murphy, Director, CMRS  at  murphydt at slu.edu

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