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ALT Title slide for a presentation entitled Concerns about Communication in Medieval and Early Modern Exempla by Serena Strecker (she/her), PhD Candidate at Yale, to the 58th International Congress on Medieval Studies with an sixteenth-century woodcut of a devil stretching parchment with his teeth in order to have space to write more of the congregation‘s chatter during the sermon (Der Ritter von Turm, Staats- und Staatsbibliothek Augsburg, 1513, p 37).

ALT Conference program panel titled Medieval Sermon Studies II with three presentations listed: John Bequette presenting Bede‘s Palm Sunday Homily: A Rhetorical Exposition, Lucas Lynn Christensen presenting Training the Eye of the Mind: Perceptual Conditioning in Andrew of Crete‘s Triptych Homilies of the Dormition, and Serena Strecker‘s Concerns about Communication in Medieval and Early Modern Exempla


















