The Harlaxton Medieval Symposium this year is to be held in honour of Dr Jenny Stratford and will focus on England and France in the years before 1500. Papers will consider many aspects of the complex relations between the two kingdoms, often at war and yet closely linked by royal marriages and by the exchange and interplay of shared artistic patronage. There will be a visit to see the gardens and collections at Winwick Manor in Northamptonshire, the birthplace of Sir Thomas Malory.
Speakers include Ann Adams, Jeremy Ashbee, Martha Carlin, James Clark, Anne Curry, David Green, Ann Hedeman, Sandy Heslop, Amy Livingstone, Scot McKendrick, Michael K. Jones, Catherine Reynolds, Nicholas Rogers, David Rundle, Lucy Freeman Sandler, Marc Smith, Alison Stones, Nicholas Vincent and Christopher Wilson. The Pamela Tudor-Craig Memorial Lecture will be given by Nigel Morgan and Lynda Dennison.
Two Dobson Scholarships are available for PGRs and ECRs whose research interests closely align with the theme of this year’s Symposium.
For more information, including a provisional programme, booking form, and details about our scholarships and PGR poster competition, please see our website: https://harlaxton.org.uk/harlaxton-symposium-2023-england-and-france-before-1500/
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