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Situer la voix : expressions de l'identit&#233; au Moyen &#194;ge Locating the Voice: Expressions of Identity in the Middle AgesColloque interdiscipliaire, Universit&#233; de Sheffield, 14-15 juin 2008University of Sheffield, Humanities Research Institute 14th &#8211; 15th June 2008"Locating the voice: Expressions of Identity in the Middle Ages" is an interdisciplinary conference designed to foster and promote cross-disciplinary discussion and exchange in Medieval Studies. It will provide a forum for methodological debate, case-studies and interpretation of expression of identity in medieval culture.Saturday 14th June9.00 &#8211; 10.15 Registration and coffee at the HRI10.15 &#8211; 10.30 Welcome address: Professor Peter Ainsworth10.30 &#8211; 12.00 Session I &#8211; Between Heaven and Hell: Interpreting Medieval Imagery Chair: Professor Peter Ainsworth, Department of French, University of SheffieldPam Walker (University of Manchester): Wives, Widows and Women: Voicing Identity in Death through Clothing on Medieval Funeral MonumentsSue Andrew (University of Plymouth): Facing Sin: Image and Identity in Medieval DevonKatariina N&#228;r&#228; (University of Sheffield): &#8216;I make &#254;e als master and merour of my mighte&#8217;: Medieval Representations of the devil12.00 &#8211; 12.45 Lunch and coffee at the HRI13.00 &#8211; 14.30 Session II &#8211; Chronicles and Prophecies: Interpreting Medieval Texts Chair: Dr Geoff Little, Department of History, University of SheffieldPekka Tolonen (University of Turku, Finland): The Secret Identity of a Silent Recluse in the Thirteenth century Northern France and FlandersXavier Fresquet (University of Sheffield): Prophetic Utterances in the works of Jean FroissartJulien Abed (University of Paris IV Sorbonne): Placing and Rubricating a Prophecy: the malleable Voice of the French Tiburtine Sibyl14.30 &#8211; 15.00 Coffee and biscuits15.00 &#8211; 16.30 Session III &#8211; From Insular Identity to Continental Communications: Social Networks in the Middle Ages Chair: Dr Philip Shaw, Department of English Language and Linguistics, University of SheffieldMartin Findell (University of Nottingham): Saying it with Runes: Affection and Intimacy in Early Medieval GermaniaKirsten Jarrett (University of Sheffield): Cives and Saxones: the Expression of Ethnicity in Western Britain in the Early Middle AgesNeil Allies (University of Birmingham): Dialect and Language Diversity in the Monastic Rule of Isidore of Seville17.00 &#8211; 18.00 Plenary Lecture by Jocelyn Wogan-Browne (University of York):What language is that voice? Multilingualism and Multivocalism in a Medieval Text18.00 &#8211; 19.00 Wine reception at the HRI19.30 &#8211; Dinner (The Runaway Girl)Sunday 15th June9.30 &#8211; 10.30 Session I &#8211; Vocalising Identity: the Musical Milieu of the Middle Ages Chair: Dr William Flynn, Institute for Medieval Studies, University of LeedsEduardo Henrik Aubert (EHESS &#8211; Paris): Locating the &#8216;Liturgical Recitative&#8217;: Musicology and PerformanceMargaret Dobby (CESCM &#8211; Poitiers): Motets: the Expression of a Learned Environment10.30 &#8211; 11.00 Coffee and biscuits11.00 &#8211; 13.00 Session II &#8211; Locating the Voice: Author, Audience and Intertext Chair: Dr Penny Simons, Department of French, University of SheffieldPaola Scarpini (University of Sheffield): Locating the audience(s) in Hue de Rotelande's IpomedonAbbey C. von Gohren (University of Minnesota): The Voice of Love, the Voice of Reason: Transitions of Textual Authority in Matfre Ermengaud's Breviari d'Amor (5-10mins break)Joanne Young (University of Sheffield): One Voice Above the Clamour: A Chorus of Texts in Aimon de Varennes&#8217; FlorimontStephanie Downes (University of Sydney): English Identity and French Authority in Hoccleve&#8217;s Letter of Cupid13.00 &#8211; 14.00 Lunch and coffee at the HRI