Roberta L. Krueger, the Burgess Professor of French, was one of three scholars invited to respond to the work of Susan J. Dudash in a seminar sponsored by the Mellon Foundation at the Medieval Institute of Notre Dame University on April 4. Krueger gave a formal response to Dudash's book manuscript, titled "Giving Voice to the People: Poetic and Theological Responses to Social Class Conflict in Medieval France, 1270-1422."
The Mellon program enables assistant professors preparing their first book for publication to present their work in a public forum and receive comments and advice from scholars in the field. The other respondents were Professor Cary J. Nederman, Texas A & M University, and Professor Brian Patrick McGuire, Roskilde University (Denmark). After the public presentations, the respondents met privately with Dudash to discuss her written work in greater detail.
The Mellon program enables assistant professors preparing their first book for publication to present their work in a public forum and receive comments and advice from scholars in the field. The other respondents were Professor Cary J. Nederman, Texas A & M University, and Professor Brian Patrick McGuire, Roskilde University (Denmark). After the public presentations, the respondents met privately with Dudash to discuss her written work in greater detail.
