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ProgrammeThursday /Jeudi 28 Juin8.45-9.30 Registration / Inscription9.30-11.00 Plenary Lecture / Conf&#233;rence pl&#233;ni&#232;re    Christian Heck (institut universitaire de France &#38; Universit&#233; de Lille 3): L&#8217;homme et l&#8217;animal dans l&#8217;iconographie m&#233;di&#233;vale : hi&#233;rarchies et transgressionsChair : Meredith Cohen11.00-11.30 Coffee Break/Pause caf&#233;11.30-13.30 Session 1 Depicting Hybridity / Repr&#233;senter l&#8217;hybridit&#233;1. Naomi Speakman, &#8216;Hybrids in Gothic Ivory Carvings&#8217;2. Joanna Pavlevski, &#8216;Une esth&#233;tique originale du motif de la femme-serpent: recherches ontologiques et picturales sur M&#233;lusine au XVe si&#232;cle&#8217;3. Katherine Clark, &#8216;Animals on the Edge : Humans and Hybrids in the Pontificals of Later Medieval France&#8217;4. Asa Mittman, &#8216;Animals and Altars: Construction of the Bestial Other on the Hereford Map&#8217;Chair : Anna Russakoff13.30-14.30 Free time for Lunch / D&#233;jeuner libre14.30-16.00 Session 2 Thinking Humanity and Animality / Penser l&#8217;humanit&#233; et l&#8217;animalit&#233;1. R&#233;my Cordonnier, &#8216;Th&#233;ophanie animale: un dilemme dogmatique&#8217;2. Matt Klemm, &#8216;Animal and Human Natures in Medical Theory ca. 1300&#8217;3. Constantin Teleanu, &#8216;La red&#233;finition de l'homme comme animal homificans chez Raymond Lulle&#8217;Chair : Aude Mairey16.00-16.30 Coffee Break / Pause caf&#233;16.30-18.00 Session 3 Interpreting Beasts / Interpr&#233;ter les b&#234;tes1. Jonathan Morton, &#8216;Animals as Letters, Animals as Divine Language in a Twelfth-Century Bestiary&#8217;2. Pierre-Olivier Dittmar, &#8216;Il n&#8217;y a pas d&#8217; &#8220;animal&#8221; au moyen &#226;ge&#8217;3. Patricia Stewart, &#8216;Peter of Limoges and his Distinctiones: The Use of Bestiary Material in Medieval Preaching&#8217;Chair : William Blanc19.00-20.00 Wine reception / Vin d&#8217;honneur : IMS-Paris Prize Awards / Remise des prixFriday / Vendredi 29 Juin9.00-10.30 Plenary Lecture / Conf&#233;rence pl&#233;ni&#232;re    Susan Crane (Columbia University): &#8216;bisclavret meets derrida: what can medieval animal poetry tell contemporary animal theory?&#8217;Chair : Mary Franklin-Brown10.30-11.00 Coffee Break / Pause caf&#233;11.00-12.30 Session 1 Metamorphosis / La m&#233;tamorphose1. Cristina Noacco, &#8216;Hommes, animaux et monstres dans les r&#233;cits m&#233;di&#233;vaux de m&#233;tamorphose (XIIe-XVe si&#232;cles)&#8217;2. Miranda Griffin, &#8216;The Beast Without: Nudity, Skin and Fur in Werewolf Romance&#8217;3. Susan Small, &#8216;Reading the Medieval Werewolf&#8217;Chair : Ir&#232;ne Fabry-Tehranchi12.30-13.30 Lunch / D&#233;jeuner13.30-15.30 Guided tour of your choice (registration required) / Visite guid&#233;e au choix (inscription obligatoire)1. Biblioth&#232;que de l&#8217;Arsenal avec Eve Netchine, directeur-adjoint, et Nathalie Coilly, conservateur2. Biblioth&#232;que Mazarine avec Christophe Vellet, conservateur15.30-16.00 Coffee Break / Pause caf&#233;16.00-17.30 Session 2 Sickness, Healing and the Boundaries of Humanity / La maladie, la gu&#233;rison et les limites de l&#8217;humanit&#233;1. Eleonora Stoppino, &#8216;&#8221;Non solamente l&#8217;uomo all&#8217;uomo&#8221;: Animal, Contagion, and Prophylaxis in Boccaccio&#8217;s Decameron and the Paris Consilium&#8217;2. Anna Klosowska, &#8216;Resurrection: Marie de France&#8217;s Eliduc and sanctuaires &#224; r&#233;pit&#8217;3. Eileen Joy, &#8216;The Post/human Circuits of Chivalric Techne in Chr&#233;tien&#8217;s Yvain&#8217;Chair : Emma Campbell19.00 Symposium dinner : Registration required / Inscription obligatoireSaturday / Samedi 30 Juin9.00-10.30 Plenary Lecture / Conf&#233;rence pl&#233;ni&#232;re    Peggy Mccracken (University of Michigan): &#8216;the wild man speaks&#8217;Chair : Emma Campbell10.30-11.00 Coffee Break / Pause caf&#233;11.00-12.30 Session 1 Meat / Viande1. Robert Sturges, &#8216;Le Roman de Silence : Merlin at the Limit of the Human&#8217;2. Karl Steel, &#8216;Poachers, Lepers and the Deer&#8217;s Lively Carcass&#8217;3. Beno&#238;t Descamps, &#8216;&#171; Chairs loyales et d&#233;loyales &#187; : Approche de la norme concernant les animaux de boucherie dans les r&#232;glements de m&#233;tiers urbains &#224; la fin du Moyen &#194;ge&#8217;Chair : Mary Franklin-Brown12.30-13.15 General Assembly / Assembl&#233;e g&#233;n&#233;rale13.15-14.30 Free time for Lunch / D&#233;jeuner libre (IMS Board Meeting)14.30-15.00 Medieval Animal Data-Network PresentationBy/ Par : Alice Choyke15.00-17.00 Session 2 Human Animals &#8211; Animaux humains1. Evelyn Birge Vitz, &#8216;Animal and Human Appetites and Passions in Le Roman de Renart&#8217;2. Anna Zayaruznaya, &#8216;Fauvel&#8217;s Voice&#8217;3. Dongmyung Ahn, &#8216;Beastly yet Lofty Burdens: The Donkey and the Subdeacon in the Middle Ages&#8217;4. Diane Heath, &#8216;&#34;Do you listen only as the dull ass to the lyre?&#34;: Burnellus the Ass visits Paris&#8217;Chair : Sarah Long17.00-17.30 Coffee Break / Pause caf&#233;17.30-18.30 Closing roundtable / Table ronde et conclusionled by/dirigee par : Nathalie Le Luel