Amie Kraus is a PhD student in the Department of French, Hispanic and Italian Studies at the University of British Columbia. She holds a master’s degree in French from UBC (2009) and in linguistics from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (2006). Her current interests include historical linguistics and sociolinguistics, the medieval Anglo-Norman dialect, modern-day Channel Island dialects, and Québécois.
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Quest and Conquest
About the Workshop
✳ Organizing Committee
✳ Sponsors
✳ Previous workshops, and background information:
20091971-2008 (under construction)
Plenary Speaker
Michael Barry
Princeton University;
Keynote Address: "The Moor of Venice: Averroes and the Representations of Islamic Philosophy in Medieval and Renaissance European Art"
Princeton University;
Consultant to the Aga Khan Trust for Culture on Islamic Art and Museum Issues
Keynote Address: "The Moor of Venice: Averroes and the Representations of Islamic Philosophy in Medieval and Renaissance European Art"
→ 1.00 p.m. on Friday 15 October, Green College
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PRACTICALITIES
LINKS
The University of British Columbia
SPONSORS
UBC:
UBC FACULTY OF ARTS DEPARTMENTS:
✳ English
✳ History
SFU:
VANCOUVER:
LINKS: IMAGE GALLERIES
✥ "Knots in Traditional Art," Wikimedia Commons
✥ Qantara: Patrimoine méditerranéen: Traversées d'Orient et d'Occident
✥ "World's Top Ten Greatest Ceilings," SkyscraperCity Architecture Forums
