The final day of #MAA2015 is about to begin as the audience gets set to listen to William Chester Jordan pic.twitter.com/5DDMwMDMS4https://twitter.com/Medievalists/status/576729978445963264
— Medievalists.net (@Medievalists)Sat, Mar 14 2015 13:01:56- #MAA2015 Wiiliam Chester Jordan's scholarly record and acumen praised; and we don't praise great administrators/scholars often enough.
https://twitter.com/cerydel/status/576730937519636480
— Courtney E. Rydel (@cerydel)Sat, Mar 14 2015 13:05:45
William Chester Jordan's Presidential Address on the humility of Louis IX, summed up by motto "Etiam Reges" #MAA2015 pic.twitter.com/LZDH8YZiy7https://twitter.com/lisafdavis/status/576751351562182656
— Lisa Fagin Davis (@lisafdavis)Sat, Mar 14 2015 14:26:52- #MAA2015 Investigation of Louis' goals that were not quite met. Starting with Crusading in late 13th century.
https://twitter.com/cerydel/status/576732597256081410
— Courtney E. Rydel (@cerydel)Sat, Mar 14 2015 13:12:21 - #MAA2015 Louis IX's captivity as prompting a penitential turn (esp in the stories). Jordan keeps returning to the hope of Christians...
https://twitter.com/cerydel/status/576734316123844608
— Courtney E. Rydel (@cerydel)Sat, Mar 14 2015 13:19:10 - #MAA2015 Discussion of threat to Louis IX of torture to the feet; story supposedly memorialized by coins and other items
https://twitter.com/cerydel/status/576735485290266624
— Courtney E. Rydel (@cerydel)Sat, Mar 14 2015 13:23:49 - #MAA2015 Jordan initially skeptical of the story about the coins. None have resurfaced since. Inscription "Etiam reges" might explain it.
https://twitter.com/cerydel/status/576735997968388096
— Courtney E. Rydel (@cerydel)Sat, Mar 14 2015 13:25:51 - #MAA2015 Jordan posits the explanatory value of the inscription "Even kings" for Louis IX's reign matters even if it was not in the coins
https://twitter.com/cerydel/status/576736682738888704
— Courtney E. Rydel (@cerydel)Sat, Mar 14 2015 13:28:35 - #MAA2015 Louis's retreat from Parisian celebrations of his return from the Holy Land is psychologically revealing, according to Jordan
https://twitter.com/cerydel/status/576737110272708608
— Courtney E. Rydel (@cerydel)Sat, Mar 14 2015 13:30:17 - #MAA2015 Jordan identifies Louis' determination to stamp out usury (particularly practiced by Jews), secular song and other amusements
https://twitter.com/cerydel/status/576738453372710913
— Courtney E. Rydel (@cerydel)Sat, Mar 14 2015 13:35:37 - #MAA2015 Educational program for prince and princess part of Louis' "moral initiatives" as Jordan calls them.
https://twitter.com/cerydel/status/576738775100968960
— Courtney E. Rydel (@cerydel)Sat, Mar 14 2015 13:36:53 - #MAA2015 Jordan points out the with all his illness and piety, Louis IX could have abdicated and been a monastic.
https://twitter.com/cerydel/status/576739295043678208
— Courtney E. Rydel (@cerydel)Sat, Mar 14 2015 13:38:57 - #MAA2015 Jordan points out the long-term lesson: the difficulty of mustering the moral authority and practical power to transform a country.
https://twitter.com/cerydel/status/576742319476629505
— Courtney E. Rydel (@cerydel)Sat, Mar 14 2015 13:50:58 https://twitter.com/roaringgirle/status/576750123562229761
— claire m. l. bourne (@roaringgirle)Sat, Mar 14 2015 14:21:59- Thanks to @MedievalAcademy president. William Chester Jordan for a great talk on Louis IX. Wonderful storytelling. #MAA2015
https://twitter.com/kmapesy/status/576742473785016321
— Kristen Mapes (@kmapesy)Sat, Mar 14 2015 13:51:35 - #MAA2015 #NicoleEddy #NewPhilology is, finally, current, now in the blooming atmosphere of digital/social media.
https://twitter.com/bjdambler/status/576757733518635008
— Ben Ambler (@bjdambler)Sat, Mar 14 2015 14:52:13 - #MAA2015 #NicoleEddy History, marginalia vis à vis Chrétien in MS Bn. fr. 1450: a programmatic formulation of literary texts into a history
https://twitter.com/bjdambler/status/576758008979554304
— Ben Ambler (@bjdambler)Sat, Mar 14 2015 14:53:19 - #MAA2015 #NicoleEddy this program of #Chrétien sets up a #TranslatioStudii concomitantly with a #TranslatioImperii
https://twitter.com/bjdambler/status/576759118796582912
— Ben Ambler (@bjdambler)Sat, Mar 14 2015 14:57:44 - #MAA2015 #NicoleEddy #Chrétien As reader's brackets suggest, could we read #SirKay as repository of wisdom, rather than mere antihero?
https://twitter.com/bjdambler/status/576761814702104577
— Ben Ambler (@bjdambler)Sat, Mar 14 2015 15:08:26 - #MAA2015 #NicoleEddy #Chrétien another marginal note highlights coronation of Enide, giving hers equal footing with Erec's. #GenderEquity?
https://twitter.com/bjdambler/status/576762333126512640
— Ben Ambler (@bjdambler)Sat, Mar 14 2015 15:10:30 - #MAA2015 #NicoleEddy #Chrétien long stretches of notes highlight the rōl of #women in the text. Can this round argument of female rēdership?
https://twitter.com/bjdambler/status/576762844449931264
— Ben Ambler (@bjdambler)Sat, Mar 14 2015 15:12:32 https://twitter.com/william_ellet/status/576775684330242048
— William E. Bolton (@william_ellet)Sat, Mar 14 2015 16:03:33- Literally been fed three square meals per day just on reception food at #maa2015. Flawless job of hosting by Notre Dame.
https://twitter.com/RolandBlack5/status/576791873525833728
— Roland Black (@RolandBlack5)Sat, Mar 14 2015 17:07:53
Au Bon Pain closed & I worked through lunch. Thank you to @MedievalND and @MedievalAcademy for pretzels! #MAA2015 pic.twitter.com/lnmjF9dLuEhttps://twitter.com/kmapesy/status/576793515172171776
— Kristen Mapes (@kmapesy)Sat, Mar 14 2015 17:14:24https://twitter.com/kmapesy/status/576798225002283008
— Kristen Mapes (@kmapesy)Sat, Mar 14 2015 17:33:07
Medieval Academy of America Meeting - Day 3
The annual meeting of the Medieval Academy of America is taking place at the University of Notre Dame from March 12-14, 2015 - here are some of the tweets from the final day
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