 Exchange - among individuals, cultures, markets, and makers - and identity - personal, social, communal, and artistic - are two areas of fundamental importance in medieval scholarship. They are also deeply related. Both are inherently dynamic, given to change and movement over time and space, and each interacts with and helps to constitute the other. This conference will keep to understand the themes of exchange, identity, and their dynamic relationship with a range of disciplinary approaches.
This one-day interdisciplinary conference will feature papers by graduate students in English, History, and Theatre and Dance in an exploration of the topics of exchange and identity in the middle ages.
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