Imbas 2009 podcasts

13-15th November, 2009

Papers delivered at the Moore Institute (in order)

Our apologies to the following speakers whose podcasts are unavailable due to technical difficulties: Jena Webb, National University of Ireland, Galway; Francesca Bezzone, National University of Ireland, Galway; Steffen Magister, Trinity College Dublin; Patrick Gleeson, University College Cork.

Professor Ian Wood	Keynote Speech	Professor of Early Medieval History, University of Leeds
Jesse Dorrington	Ideology and ideological expression: shared agendas in Nider's Formicarius, the Malleus Maleficarum and James I's Daemonologie	University College Cork
James R. Gregory	Cauldrons, hampers, and gloves, Oh My!: otherworldly vessels in Beowulf and early Welsh tradition	UGA at Oxford Programme, University of Georgia
Grace Windsor	Representations of saints and witches in Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe	National University of Ireland, Galway
Els Schroder	Friendship within boundaries: fierce females and meek monks	Centre for Medieval Studies, York
Trish Ní Mhaoileoin	Dangerous Liaisons: sex and revenge in early Ireland	National University of Ireland, Galway
Kristi DiClemente	Mirror of Obedience: obedience to masculine authority in the Life of Elisabeth of Hungary	University of Iowa
Jean Price	Ogham and ogham stones and evidence of levels of literacy and literary priming	Headland Archaeology Ireland, Cork
Stephanie Herbert	The horse and the law in early Irish society	National University of Ireland, Galway
Alan Foley	"Litel hevinesse is right inow to muche folk": entertaining admonition in the Middle English tale, The Fox and the Wolf	University College Cork
Valerie Kelly	Departures from the Catholic Church as represented in the poetry of pre-Reformation England	National University of Ireland, Galway
Charlie Solan	Langland's attitude towards patronage and the amorality of Lady Meed	University College Dublin
Lisa Padden	From Julian of Norwich to Saint Jerome: Margery Kempe's religious alliances	National University of Ireland, Galway
Sarah McCann	The cultural and political consequences of Oswald's alliance with Iona	National University of Ireland, Galway
Jeroen Wijnendaele	"A warlord's alliances" - the career of Bonifatius, comae Africae, and his Gothic connections	University College Cork
David Burke	Patrick vs. Brigit: silence on Easter and the battle for primacy	National University of Ireland, Galway
Katie Hager	Lucifer in John Cassian: the first fallen angel or one of many?	National University of Ireland, Galway
Rachel E. Veiders	The dichotomy of the Merovingian economy as shown in the Vita Eligii	National University of Ireland, Galway