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Carmina Philosophiae on JSTOR

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Boethius at Kalamazoo - 2019

54th International Congress on Medieval Studies

Kalamazoo, Michigan - May 9-12, 2019

TEACHING BOETHIUS AND CHAUCER

Sponsored by The International Boethius Society

Organized by Philip Edward Phillips, Middle Tennessee State University

Chaired by Anthony G. Cirilla, College of the Ozarks

Chaucer, Boethius, and Euclid

Noel Harold Kaylor, Jr., Troy University

Teaching Platonic Poetics in Boethius and Chaucer

Matthew Brumit, University of Mary

Chaucer’s Boethian Neoplatonism

John M. Hill, U. S. Naval Academy

Respondent

Kenneth Hawley, Lubbock Christian University

The session will be followed by our annual business meeting and wine reception. 

MLA 2019 Call for Papers

The Persistence of Boethius II

Allied Organization: International Boethius Society

Boethius's influence continued well beyond the late Classical and medieval periods. This session explores the persistence of Boethian ideas in the centuries since his death. 300-word Abstract by Friday, 23 March 2018; Leslie Agnes Taylor (leslie.taylor801@gmail.com).

https://www.mla.org/Convention/MLA-2019