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Lynne M. Dahmen Al Akhawayn University I would be interested in developing threads about pedagogy and higher education, especially in relation to technology and the humanities; also, my students are very interested in what they see as 'globalization issues' and I would be interested in developing discussion of this issue in relation to teaching humanities courses. |
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| Address: | School of Humanities and Social Science Al Akhawayn University Ifrane, 53000 Morocco |
| Fax Number: | 212 (0) 55 56 71 40 |
| List Affiliations: | Former List Editor for H-Mideast-Medieval |
| Interests: | Educational Technology Medieval and Byzantine History / Studies Religious Studies and Theology |
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Bio: Highest degree: Ph.D., Comparative Literature, January 2001 with intensive minor in French and Certificate in Medieval Studies, at Indiana University, Bloomington, IN Recent research: Seven Sages tradition in Western Europe; technology and teaching in the humanities Published Articles: “Sacred Romance: The Roman de Silence and the Hagiographical tradition,” Arthuriana, 12.1 (Spring 2002): 113-122.. “Orientalism & Reading la Sarrasine in the Chansons de Geste,” Yearbook of General and Comparative Literature, 48 (2000): 155-165. Conference Papers: “Mythologizing Fez: Roudh El Kartas and Building National Identity in the Fourteenth Century,” Medieval Academy of America Annual Meeting, New York, NY, Spring 2002. “Using Proverbs to Theorize Reception,” 36th International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, MI. Spring 2001. “Heldris’ use of Insular Materials in the Roman de Silence,” 35th International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, MI. Spring 2000. “Women & Conversion in the African section of Tirant lo Blanc” 34th International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, MI. Spring 1999. “Misogyny from the East? The Roman de Silence & the Tradition of the Seven Sages,” 1998 MLA Convention, San Francisco, CA. December 1998. “Studying Chansons de Geste in the Twentieth-century: The Impact of Orientalism & Feminism.” 33rd International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, MI. May 1998. Courses taught: at Alakhawayn U.: World Literature; North African Literature At Indiana University: Medieval Romance East and West; Introduction to Medieval Lit. |
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