You know what? I'm organizing a session for Kalamazoo 2011. And wouldn't it be cool if I could harness the awesome power of the blognets to get submissions and abstracts? But I can't, because I'm friggin' anonymous! Aaarrrrgh!!!
::ahem::
So, here's my idea. Surely, some of my readers out there (even normally pseudonymous ones) are sponsoring sessions. And some of them would probably like to use their blogs to get the word out. So I thought I'd put this post up as a bulletin board. Log in to the comments and post your panel title, organizer name, and contact info. A few words about it if you like, but please no full abstracts (though links to those abstracts are ok). If you're an pseudonymous blogger, log on without your normal sign-in, and get the word out.
Medievalist nuns, Kalamazoo, ca. 2008 C.E.
3 comments:
Whatte the fugge is in Kalamazoo in 2011?? Is it gonna be funne?
K-zoo's medieval/early mod conference, eh? Sounds like fun, but I'm not organizing anything more than diaper changes, preschool drop off, novel writing, and madly scrambling to put together a last-minute syllabus for a comp class that starts tomorrow. Alas. I met my hubby when he was at Western Michigan studying communications. I have a lot of fondness for K-zoo. :)
Representations of the Secular in Medieval Art
A session of non-religious subjects and contexts in medieval art and architecture - from marginalia to monuments, and everything in between.
Nicole E. Ford
62B Church St.
Lebanon, NH 03766
nicole.e.ford AT gmail.com
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