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First Millennium Network Fall Seminar

First Millennium Network Fall Seminar

History Friday, September 22, 2017 9:30 am Happel Caldwell Hall, The Catholic University of America

The First Millennium Network is pleased to announce its first work-in-progress seminar. The seminar will meet on Friday, September 22, from 9:30am to 5:15pm, in the Happel Room, Caldwell Hall, on the CUA campus. At the seminar, four pre-circulated papers will be discussed, as follows:

John Weisweiler, "From Republican Empire to Universal State" Sean Moberg, "Conversion in Monasticism and Philosophy" Cynthia Brandenburg, "The Lyric Sword: An Aesthetics of Contest - The Glory of Men in a Poem by the Umayyad Poet, Jarīr" Karl Shuve, "Brides of Christ"

Lunch will be served. In order to plan accordingly, please register at https://goo.gl/forms/ChpDK5qRtHVYMDGf2

RSVP by Sept 18th

After you register, you will be sent a password to access the four papers to be read for the seminar. This seminar depends on the good will of our community: these papers are work-in-progress and are not to be cited or distributed without the express written permission of the authors.

Add to Calendar 09/22/17 9:30 AM 09/22/17 9:30 AM America/New_York First Millennium Network Fall Seminar

The First Millennium Network is pleased to announce its first work-in-progress seminar. The seminar will meet on Friday, September 22, from 9:30am to 5:15pm, in the Happel Room, Caldwell Hall, on the CUA campus. At the seminar, four pre-circulated papers will be discussed, as follows:

John Weisweiler, "From Republican Empire to Universal State" Sean Moberg, "Conversion in Monasticism and Philosophy" Cynthia Brandenburg, "The Lyric Sword: An Aesthetics of Contest - The Glory of Men in a Poem by the Umayyad Poet, Jarīr" Karl Shuve, "Brides of Christ"

Lunch will be served. In order to plan accordingly, please register at https://goo.gl/forms/ChpDK5qRtHVYMDGf2

RSVP by Sept 18th

After you register, you will be sent a password to access the four papers to be read for the seminar. This seminar depends on the good will of our community: these papers are work-in-progress and are not to be cited or distributed without the express written permission of the authors.