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HILL JR.  \n21 February 1931 – 2 July 2018  \nVolume 39 2018  \n[http://humanities.byu.edu/rmmra](http://humanities.byu.edu/rmmra)  \n©2018 by the Rocky Mountain Medieval & Renaissance Association  \nISSN: 195-84  \nQuidditas 39 2  \nROCKY MOUNTAIN MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE ASSOCIATION 2019 CALL FOR PAPERS  \n“Sapere videre, Knowing How to See”  \nThe Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association invites proposals for papers and panels at Annual Conference to be held April 11-13 in downtown Denver, Colorado, at the SpringHill Suites Marriott adjacent to the Metropolitan State University of Denver.  \nIn addition to welcoming all paper and session proposals related to Medieval and Renaissance studies across all disciplines, the organizers will be creating a series of panels specifically focused on papers encoding Leonardo da Vinci’s belief in the essentiality ofsapere videre on this the 500th anniversary of his death (1452- 1519) . Walter Isaacson, a recent biographer of Leonardo da Vinci, described Leonardo as the “epitome of the universal mind, one who sought to understand all of creation, including how we fit into it.”  \nIn memory of the great polymath and his many interests in the arts and sciences, we hope to see presented at this conference the widest possible variety of inquiries—historical, artistic, literary, scientific, philosophical, medical, archaeological, pedagogical, scientific, anthropological—that lead participants toward knowing how to see and to understand the period 400-1700, including paper, panel, and roundtable proposals which focus on the process and/or pedagogy of Medieval and Renaissance studies both within and outside of the academy.  \nThe RMMRA is dedicated to creating an inclusive scholarly community. We encourage papers from scholars regardless of race, national origin, gender, gender expression, sexual orientation, age, religion, political views, military status,(dis) ability, and career paths. Our organization is committed to providing a safe, accessible, harassment-free, and collegial conference experience for all attendees. The RMMRA recognizes and supports the inclusion of diverse scholars from across the academy.  \nProposals for panels or abstracts should be submitted through our online portal using MemberPlanet (you will need to sign up as an RMMRAmember—conference registration will also be available through MemberPlanet soon!):  \n[http://www.memberplanet.com/s/rmmra/proposalfor2019rmmracfp](http://www.memberplanet.com/s/rmmra/proposalfor2019rmmracfp). Questions about the call for proposals or the conference should be directed [to](to RMMRA2019@gmail.com)[ ](to RMMRA2019@gmail.com)[RMMRA2019@gmail.com](to RMMRA2019@gmail.com).  \nAbstracts are due January 31, 2019.  \nA preliminary schedule will be available via email on 28 February 2019.  \nQuidditas 39 3  \nfrom the editor  \nQuidditas is a Latin legal term that originally meant “the essential nature of athing.” In fourteenth-century French the word became “quiddite.” In the early modern period, the English adaptation,“quiddity,” meant “logical subtleties” or“a captious nicety in argument”(OED), and is so used in Hamlet (“Why may not that be the skull of a lawyer? Where be his quiddities now, his quillets, his cases, his tenures, and his tricks?”(Act V, scene 1, lines 95–97). Thus, the original Latin meaning, together with the later implied notions of intense scrutiny, systematic reasoning, and witty wordplay, is well suited as the title of the journal of the Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association.  \nQuidditas is the annual, on-line journal of the Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association. The journal’s content is eclectic, publishing articles focused on medieval and early modern topics from all disciplines. The journal also accepts “Notes” for short articles pertaining to factual research, bibliographical and/or ","cbCaipXqGaeKTTl4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipXqGaeKTTl4","pdf",6335762,282,"English","# Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association 2019 Call for Papers\n## Conference details and themes\n## Proposal submission and deadlines\n## From the editor: meaning of “Quidditas”\n## Journal scope and sections\n## Association history and dedication","[{\"question\":\"What conference details are provided for the 2019 call for papers?\",\"answer\":\"The annual conference is scheduled for April 11–13 in downtown Denver, Colorado, at the SpringHill Suites Marriott adjacent to the Metropolitan State University of Denver.\"},{\"question\":\"What theme connects the proposals to Leonardo da Vinci?\",\"answer\":\"The organizers focus on papers and panels encoding Leonardo da Vinci’s belief in the essentiality of “sapere videre” on the 500th anniversary of his death.\"},{\"question\":\"When are abstracts due and when will a preliminary schedule be available?\",\"answer\":\"Abstracts are due January 31, 2019, and a preliminary schedule will be available via email on February 28, 2019.\"}]","Quidditas - Volume 39 - Call for Papers 2019 | PDF",1791283426,434]