Visit to Temple Church, guided tour by Robin Griffith-Jones, Master of the Temple (Meet at GHIL Reception)

Karsten Plöger /

Benjamin Scheller

(London / Pisa)

Welcome

David d’Avray

(London)

Marriage and Family in the Middle Ages: The Last Thirty Years of International Research

Christina Deutsch

(Berlin)

Verheiratet, verschollen - verwitwet? Zur Wiederheirat Hinterbliebener im Spätmittelalter

Colette Bowie

(Glasgow)

Eleanor of Aquitaine and Her Daughter Leonor: Reassessing Conceptions of the Medieval Family Model

Simon Teuscher

(Zurich)

Patrilinearität im westeuropäischen Mittelalter. Elemente einer langen Geschichte

Philadelphia Ricketts

(Liverpool)

A Reappraisal of the "Western Family" through an Examination of Icelandic and Yorkshire Widows of the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries

Bronach Kane

(York)

Memory, Genealogy and Gender in the Late Medieval Church Courts of York

Kerstin Seidel

(Zurich)

Schreckliche nette Familien? Zur Formulierung familiärer Verbände in spätmittelalterlichen Selbstzeugnissen

Vanessa J. Traill

(Glasgow)

You Can’t Choose Your Neighbours But You Can Choose Your Family: The "Clare" Women and Transference and Expression of Kinship through Names

Esmé Binoth

(Glasgow)

Land Grants to Sisters and Daughters and the Role of Women in the Definition of Family: Some Case Studies for Thirteenth-Century Scotland

Hannah Wheeler

(Oxford)

Violent Discipline or Disciplining Violence? Experience and Reception of Domestic Violence in Thirteenth-Century France

Manuel Braun

(Munich)

Die verdeckte Verantwortung des Vaters: Zur Paradoxie familiärer Entartungsgeschichten am Beispiel von Wernhers Helmbrecht

Simona Slanicka

(Bielefeld)

Bruderliebe, Brudermord, Bastardinnenheirat: Adlige Illegitime und ihre Halbgeschwister

Helen Birkett

(York)

Cistercian Friendship and Familia: The Patronage Networks of Jocelin of Furness

Bernhard Jussen

(Bielefeld)

Funktionen und Denkformen intergenerationeller Ersetzung: Vorschläge für eine Verwandtschaftsforschung nach der Goody-Diskussion

Final Discussion