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Keynote Speakers :  Professor Elizabeth A. R. Brown, Brooklyn College and The Graduate School, The City University of New York, and Professor Michael T. Davis, Mount Holyoke CollegeDay 1 - 30 June9:00-10:00 Plenary AddressSpringes to Catch Scholars: Patrons, Authors, and Artists in late medieval and early modern FranceElizabeth A. R. Brown, Brooklyn College and The Graduate School, The City University of New York 10:00-10:15 Pause Café/Coffee Break 10:15-11:30 Session 1/ Séance 1 - Patronage and the CourtReflecting the Royal Soul: Blanche of Castile and the Speculum anime Sean L. Field, University of Vermont (abstract)Music for Louis d’AnjouAlice V. Clark, Loyola University New Orleans (abstract)Elite Charitable Patronage in twelfth- and thirteenth-century Rouen Elma Brenner, Emmanuel College, Cambridge University (abstract)12:30-2:00 Déjeuner/Lunch2:00-3:30 Séance 2/Session 2 - Court Culture: Agency, Representation, ReceptionRoyne celestre: Gautier de Coinci, Ministre at His Lady’s Court Donna Mayer-Martin, Southern Methodist University (abstract)The Past Perfect of Saint Louis in the Future Imperfect of Philip the Bold Donna L. Sadler, Agnes Scott College (abstract)The Architecture of the Court and the Lord’s Authority Danielle Gurevitch, Bar-Ilan University (abstract)3:30-4:00  Pause Café/Coffee Break4:00-5:30 Séance 3/Session 3 - Courtly Life Beyond ParisArt and Court Identity in Papal AvignonCathleen A. Fleck, Washington University St. Louis (abstract)The Political and Cultural Role of the Armagnac Household during the late Middle Ages Timur Pollack-Lagushenko, Wright State University (abstract)Les Leys d’amors de Toulouse, dépaysement de la poésie courtoiseMary Brown, University of California, Berkeley (abstract)5:30-6:00  Concluding RemarksDay 2 - 1 July10:00-12:00 Assemblée Générale12:00-2:00 Déjeuner/Lunch2:00-5:00 Séance 4/Session 4 - Special Session - Medieval Paris2:00-3:00 Plenary AddressWhen the City was in its Flower: the Description of Paris by Guillebert de Mets Michael T. Davis, Mount Holyoke College3:00-3:15 Pause café/Coffee break3:15-5:00Le poète et la ville de Paris: autour de quelques poèmes d’Eustache DeschampsJean-Francois Kosta-Théfaine, Centre d’Etude des Textes Médievaux-Rennes 2 (abstract)The Court as Physical Setting: the Genealogical Cycle of Philip IV in the Palace at ParisJoan A. Holladay, University of Texas, Austin (abstract)La Royne de France est a Paris venue: Queen and City as Created by Marie de Brabant and Adenet le RoiTracy Chapman Hamilton, Sweet Briar College (abstract)Day 3 - 2 July10:00-12:00 Séance 5/Session 5 - The University and Intellectual Life in Medieval ParisOld Theology, New Theology, and the Cosmos in Hugh of Saint Victor's The Mystic ArkConrad Rudolph, University of California, Riverside (abstract)Solere Divum Thomam amare divisiones; Scotum contra, uniones diligere: John Duns Scotus in ParisDiego Fasolini, Tulane University (abstract) Concluding Remarks12:00-2:00 Lunch2:00-5:00 Visit: The University of Paris: Spaces and StructuresL'activité intellectuelle universitaire à Paris: l'exemple de la musiquePascale Duhamel, IRHT5:00-6:00 IMS-Paris Symposium 2005 closing apéritifLieu : Ecole nationale des chartes, 19 rue de la Sorbonne 75005 Paris