CALL FOR PAPERS

        THE ANCIENT KINGDOM OF NAVARRE DURING THE MIDDLE AGES

                                       Organised Session

                       IV INTERNATIONAL MEDIEVAL CONGRESS
                                       14-17 July 1997
                            International Medieval Institute
                                      University of Leeds
                                                  U.K.


As chair of a provisional organised session at the upcoming International Medieval Congress 1997 to be held in Leeds (U.K.) next July, I would like to invite papers on any subject about the ancient kingdom of Navarre during the Middle Ages, with particular emphasis on history, historiography, literature, demography, political thought, art, onomastics, toponomy, economics and social history. 

All abstracts (100 words or less) must include the following information: title of paper; name of author; complete mailing address (home & office), including e-mail, telephone and fax if available; institutional affiliation, if any, of the author; language of delivery; and statement of need (or no need) for audio-visual equipment.

Speakers are welcome to present their contributions in any language, although it is recommended that individual papers are presented either in English, French or German to ensure that the session remain broadly accesible.

Papers submitted may not required more than 20 minutes of reading time.

If you are interested, note that deadline for abstracts is 30 September 1996.

Send inquiries, abstracts and papers to:

David Alegria
Departamento de Historia Medieval
Edificio Biblioteca
Universidad de Navarra
E-31080 Pamplona
Navarra
Spain

Phone: +48 270957
Fax:     +48  248722
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"Navarre shall be the wonder of the world"
(King Ferdinand) William Shakespeare, Loveīs Labourīs Lost, act.I, scene I, 12.


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