Programme

Tuesday 21 September

All sessions will take place at Tieteiden Talo, Kirkkokatu 6, 00170 Helsinki.

9:30 KEYNOTE
Room 505
Albrecht Classen (University of Arizona, USA) - The Authority of the Written Word, the Sacred Object, and the Spoken Word.
10:30 COFFEE
11:00 Session 4A: LAW AND AUTHORITY IN LATE MEDIEVAL CITIES
Room 505, Chair: Anu Lahtinen, HCAS

Maija Ojala (University of Tampere, Finland) - By 10 Mark Brokes - Late Medieval Craft and Guild Statutes.
Charlotte Vainio (University of Helsinki, Finland) - The Medieval Wife and the Law - A Study in Guardianship, Prohibitions and Possibilities in Sweden 1350-1442.
Krisztina Rábai (University of Szeged, Hungary) - Charters in the Fourteenth-Century Hungarian Kingdom.
11:00 Session 4B: AUTHORITATIVE TEXTS AND TEXTUAL AUTHORITIES II
Room 404, Chair: Jen Reid, Netherlands

Maijastina Kahlos (University of Helsinki, Finland) - Sed antiquiora nostra sunt – The Authority of the Past in Late Antique Debates.
James B. Williams (University of Indianapolis, USA) - Legitimizing Apocrypha: The Importance of Marian Apocryphal Texts in Matters of Orthodoxy during the Carolingian Age.
Symke Haverkamp (University of St Andrews, Scotland) - Eugippius’ use of Augustine’s authority in the Excerpta ex operibus Sancti Augustini.
12:45 LUNCH
Restaurant Piano
14:15 Session 5A: CONSTRUCTING AUTHORITY IN CHAUCER
Room 505, Chair: Leena Kahlas-Tarkka, Helsinki

John Martti Hill (U. S. Naval Academy, USA) - Chaucer and a New Auctoritas by Indirection.
Christina M. Carlson (Iona College, USA) - Seeing, Hearing, Reading and Writing: Constructing Authority through Structure in Chaucer’s House of Fame.
Jacek Kozlowski (University of Helsinki, Finland) - Authority and Insults in Troilus and Criseyde.
14:15 Session 5B: THE IDEAL AND THE REAL: AUTHORITY IN ENGLISH LEGAL DOCUMENTS, 1150-1500
Room 404, Chair: Mia Korpiola, Helsinki

Robin Sutherland-Harris (University of Toronto, Canada) - Legal Uses of the Medieval English Cartulary.
Eileen Kim (University of Toronto, Canada) - “… suum condidit testamentum in hec verba”: Negotiating Authority in the London Husting and Commissary Court Wills, 1350-1485.
Nicole Hamonic (University of Tennessee, USA) - Saints, Suffragans and Templars? Authority of Irish Bishops in English Episcopal Indulgences Issued to New Temple, London, in the 12th and 13th Centuries: A Case Study.
15:45 COFFEE
16:15 GALLÉN -PRIZE AWARD LECTURE
Room 104
Presentation of the award: Ulla-Maija Forsberg, Vice Rector, University of Helsinki
Anders Andrén (University of Stockholm/University of Heidelberg) - The Civil War on Gotland in 1288. Towards an Archaeology of Historical Events.
18:00 RECEPTION
University of Helsinki, Vice Rector Jukka Kola

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