All are welcome to join for this free, online workshop discussing ongoing work in the network. The programme is below. Please get in touch with hboston@lincoln.ac.uk to receive the Zoom link.
Programme
13:00 Welcome and updates on the Research Network (publications, Reading Group, and Leeds IMC)
13:15 Session 1: Familial and seigneurial loyalties
Niall Ó Súilleabháin (Université de Poitiers/CNRS): Familial and Seigneurial Loyalties in Conflict: Two Servile ‘Revolts’ in Picardy, c. 1100 (10 mins)
Caroline Bourne (University of Reading): Loyalty and Kingship: Edward the Confessor’s Actions Towards his Wife and Mother (20 mins)
14:05 Break
14:15 Session 2: Loyalty and language
Max Lieberman: (University of Zurich), Loyalty in translation: Benoît’s rendering of loyalty-related words and passages from Dudo of Saint-Quentin’s Historia Normannorum (30 mins)
15:00 Break
15:10 Session 3: Loyalty and rebellion I
Michał Machalski (Central European University, Vienna): The Assassination of Leszek the White by the Coward Władysław Odonic (?): Remembering Deceit in Fragmented Poland (20 mins)
Ryan Kemp (Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität, Bonn): Loyalty and rebellion in twelfth-century England and Germany (15 mins)
16:00 Session 4: Work in progress
Natasha Jenman (University of Oxford): Work in progress: Theorising Community Ties of English Jews, c.1154-1290 (5 mins)
16:15 Break
16:30 Session 5: Loyalty and rebellion II
Andy King (University of Southampton): The Percies and Henry IV: Faith, Loyalties and Rebellion (30 mins)
17:15 Open discussion
17:30 Meeting ends