[Mid] Loyola Medieval Lecture Series: Entertainment in the Middle Ages

For those in or near Chicago for these lectures, they should be
wonderful! I can see Mistress Constance Fairfax attending.

Smiles,
Despina

>Loyola University of Chicago
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>Medieval Studies Program
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>Lecture Series 2003-2004
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>Entertainment in the Middle Ages
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>Preachers, Players and Performers
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>September 22
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>Are Minstrels Necessarily Damned? The Image of the Medieval Popular
>Entertainer
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> Andrew Taylor, University of Ottawa
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>October 20
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>Performance in the Public Sphere: Toward a New History of Theater
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> Carol Symes, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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>November 17
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>The Noon-Day Devil and Other Monastic Diversions
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> Rozanne Elder, Western Michigan University
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>January 26
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>When they Began the Beguine: Troubadours as Entertainers
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> William Paden, Northwestern University
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>February 16
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>Serious Entertainment: The Preacher, the Audience, and the Competition
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> Jessalyn Bird, Northwestern University
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>March15
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>Always Making a Spectacle of Yourself: Jesuits and Early Modern Theatre
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> Michael Zampelli, S.J., Santa Clara University
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>Mondays, 3:30 - 5:00
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>Crown Center Auditorium, Loyola University of Chicago
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>6525 N.Sheridan Road
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>For more information about this lecture series
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>or the Medieval Studies Program
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>contact: tgross@luc.edu 312-915-6526

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