Events during Peggy McCracken's visiting international fellowship

Funding from the Society for French Studies Visiting International Fellowship scheme has made it possible to bring Peggy McCracken to the UK for a series of research events in May and June this year.

Events during Peggy’s visit include the following Society for French Studies Lectures and workshops, which are open to the public:

22 May, 18:00, Senate Suite, Durham Castle, Durham

Lecture: ‘Becoming Bear: Environment, Agency, and Gender in the Calisto Story’

https://www.dur.ac.uk/imems/events/?eventno=37570

**Update: please note that the following events have unfortunately had to be cancelled due to a family bereavement, with the exception of the morning workshop on 29 May**

29 May, 10:00-17.15, Wellcome Library/Institute of Advanced Studies, UCL, London

Workshops: Manuscript Ecologies and Prehuman/Posthuman Ecologies

https://uclmedievalecologies.wordpress.com/

30 May, 17:30, Council Room (K2.29), King’s Building, Strand Campus, King's College London

Lecture: ‘Human Being and Animal Becoming: Actaeon and His Dogs’

https://www.kcl.ac.uk/artshums/ahri/centres/clams/events/clamslectures.aspx

31 May, 17:00, Audit Room, King's College, Cambridge

Lecture: ‘Pygmalion's Statue: Animacy, Life, and Love’

https://www.mml.cam.ac.uk/cambridge-medieval-literature-culture-seminar-20172018

5 June, 17:15, Maison Française, Oxford

Lecture: ‘Supplementing Gender and Moralizing Ovid: the Story of Iphis and Ianthe’

https://torch.ox.ac.uk/medievalstudies