Boethius's De consolatione philosophiae in the Middle Ages
Sponsoring Organization: International Boethius Society
Organizer: Philip Edward Phillips (Middle Tennessee State University)
Presider: Philip Edward Phillips (Middle Tennessee State University)
Lindsay Ruth Ragle-Miller (University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill), Fate and Fortune: Word Choice in the Old English Boethius
Ricardo Matthews (California State University - Fullerton), The Missing Song: Boethius and the Prosimetric Tradition
Matthew W. Brumit (University of Mary), Boethius's Four Modes of Knowing in Pearl
Sarah R. Kyle (Iowa State University), "To mount the narrow seat": A Physician's Transformation of Boethius's De consolatione philosophiae in a Fifteenth-Century Illustrated Herbal
It was so rewarding to be back in person on the Western Michigan University campus--what a great and enjoyable session! The presentations were just fantastic, and they fit together so very well. Here are a few photos of our session: the preliminary remarks about the Society, the panel taking Q&A, and the presenters posing with our organizer and presider, Dr. Philip Phillips.
Kenneth Discussing our Journal, Carmina Philosophiae
Q&A with Ricardo, Lindsay, Sarah, and Matthew
