- Jesus Alturo
y Perucho (Spain) :
- La enseñanza
y el aprendizaje de la escritura en Cataluña desde el siglo IX
al XII.
Paul Antonio (United Kingdom) :- [Title to be announced.]
Jacqueline Austin (United Kingdom) :- "Librarii
qui docere possint" : scribal training at Vindolanda.
Charles Burnett (United Kingdom) :- Learning to write
numerals in the Middle Ages.
Carmen del Camino Martínez (Spain) :- Aprendizaje y modelos
gráficos : entre el ámbito profesional y el privado.
Patrizia Carmazzi (Italy) :- Lettere e scrittura
nell'insegnamento grammaticale del Medioevo : teoria di una pratica
?
Irene Ceccherini (Italy) :- Insegnamento, funzione
e diffusione sociale della scrittura a Firenze nei secoli XIII e XIV.
Michael Clanchy (United Kingdom) :- Was writing taught,
along with reading, to children through the ABC primer ?
Aliza Cohen-Mushlin (Israel) : - A school for scribes
: the scriptorium of St. Mary Magdalene in Frankenthal in the 12th century.
Elizabeth Danbury (United Kingdom) :- Late medieval English
chancery clerks : learning to write and writing to impress.
Paolo Fioretti (Italy) :- Ink writing and
" a sgraffio " writing in ancient Rome : from learning to
practical use.
David Ganz (United Kingdom) :- Early medieval
cursive scripts : calligraphy and risk.
Guðvarður Már Gunnlaugsson (Iceland) :- Reading and Writing
in Medieval Iceland.
Jacqueline Hamesse (Belgium) :- Maîtrise
de l'écriture et pratiques universitaires.
Jerzy Kaliszuk (Poland) :- Latin script and
vernacular texts in the Middle Ages : the case of Polish texts (14th-15th
centuries).
Berthold Kress (Germany) :- The Alphabet of
Paul Lautensack : from elementary school to divine revelation.
Erik Kwakkel (Netherlands/Canada) :- Disobeying the
rules : unconventional scribal practices in the late Middle Ages.
Cristina Mantegna (Italy) :- Scritture di pratici,
scritture di giuristi, scritture di " dotti " : scuole ed
esperienze grafiche a confronto.
Maria do Rosario Morujão (Portugal) :- Apprendre à
écrire dans le Portugal médiéval : bilan des connaissances.
Erik Niblaeus (Sweden) :- Learning to write
in Southern Sweden : liturgical fragments and the creation of a culture
of the book.
Åslaug Ommundsen (Norway) :- The first scribal
culture in Norway.
Olaf Pluta (Germany) :- "Quaedam regulae
de modo titulandi..." : a late-medieval tutorial for novice scribes.
Lucy Sandler (United States) :- "Written with
the finger of God" : fourteenth-century images of scribal practice
in the Lichtenthal Psalter.
Beat von Scarpatetti (Switzerland) :- Thirty-three exclamations
in a Basle Donatus MS of the 14th century.
Annina Seiler (Switzerland) :- "Latinis regulis
barbara nomina stringi non possunt ", or How to write the vernacular.
Martin Steinmann (Switzerland) :- Writing monks in
the early Middle Ages.
Alison Stones (United States) :- The Valenciennes
Papias and learning in the grammar school in thirteenth-century France.
Alessandro Zironi (Italy) :- Reading and writing
Gothic in the Carolingian age.
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