The International Machaut Society will sponsor three sessions and a business luncheon (at noon in Fetzer 1045) at the 2007 meeting of the International Congress on Medieval Studies, all on Thursday 10 May; session and paper titles follow.

• Session 19: Machaut, Chaucer, and their Contemporaries (Thursday 10:00, Valley I 107)
  
  • Deborah McGrady (Tulane University), “Remembering Machaut:  The Poet's Place in Early Anthologies”
  • Burt Kimmelman (New Jersey Institute of Technology), “Judgment and the Seat of Reading:  Literacy and Metaliterature in Petrarch, Machaut, and Chaucer”
  • Misty Schieberle (University of Notre Dame / University of Rochester), “Machaut, Chaucer, and Power:  The Jugement dou roy de Navarre and the Prologue to The Legend of Good Women”

     

• Session 82: Reevaluating Machaut Sources and Iconography (Thursday 1:30, Fetzer 2020)
  
  • Lawrence M. Earp (University of Wisconsin-Madison), “Machaut's Manuscript Vg Recovered”
  • Julia Drobinsky (University of Ottawa), “Rediscovering Vogüé Iconography ”

  • Dominic Leo (Youngstown State University), “Images of the Body in Machaut's Illuminated Manuscripts”

     

• Session 136:  Reevaluating Machaut Sources and Performance (Thursday 3:30, Fetzer 2020)
  

  • Jean-François Goudesenne (IRHT-Orléans), “A New Fragment of Lais from Northern France (ca. 1400)”

  Kate Maxwell (University of Glasgow / Université de Paris IV--Sorbonne), “Vital Transcription:  The Visual Presentation of the Music in Guillaume de Machaut's Remede de Fortune”
  • Jessica Bissett (University of California--Los Angeles), “Musicking the 'Medieval':  Negotiating Performed Identities and Modern Reconstructions of Machaut”

     

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