In 1970, Richard W. Pfaff’s New Liturgical Feasts in Later Medieval England fundamentally changed the way humanities scholars thought and wrote about English religious development in the long fifteenth century. ‘Pfaff at Fifty’ aims to take stock of the enduring legacy of New Liturgical Feasts by reconsidering the important questions that this touchstone book raised.
Venue
The conference will be hosted at Highfield House on the University Park campus of the University of Nottingham.
A variety of accommodation is available on University Park Campus as well as off-campus in Nottingham.
More information to come.
Contact
We’d love to hear from you. Please send inquiries, comments, &c. to either (or both)
Dr. Benjamin Barootes bsw.barootes@utoronto.ca
or
Dr. Rob Lutton rob.lutton@nottingham.ac.uk
