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Transforming teaching materials into research for promotion Gregory B. Kaplan University of Tennessee

Prepared by Sol Miguel-Prendes

Pulling the Next Ones Up: Encouraging the Study of Medieval Spanish, Challenges and Projects International Congress of Medieval Studies Linde M. Brocato 12 May 2016

Renaissance Europe sought to define itself in relation to multiple models, prominent among which were ancient Greco-Roman culture and contemporary non-Christian (as well as Christian heterodox) cultures. The Humanist emulation of classical ideals in text and image occurred within a

Hispanic Seminary of Medieval Studies [http://hispanicseminary.org/index.htm] Digital Library of Old Spanish Texts [http://hispanicseminary.org/textconc-en.htm] Prose Works of Alfonso X el sabio. [http://www.hispanicseminary.org/t&c/ac/index.htm] Spanish Medical Texts. [http://www.hispanicseminary.org/t&c/med/index.htm] Navarro-Aragonese Texts. [http://www.hispanicseminary.org/t&c/nar/index.htm] Spanish Legal Texts. [http://www.hispanicseminary.org/t&c/lex/index.htm] Spanish Biblical Texts. [http://www.hispanicseminary.org/t&c/bib/index.htm] Spanish Poetic Texts. [http://www.hispanicseminary.org/t&c/poe/index.htm]