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Dr. Eleanor Congdon

Dr. Eleanor Congdon, Associate Professor

Office:  DeBartolo Hall 545Telephone:  (330) 941-3454Email address: eacongdon AT ysu DOT edu

Degrees:

Ph.D. - University of Cambridge, 1997Dissertation: Venetian Mercantile Presence in the Western Mediterranean 1398-1405M.A. - University of Minnesota, 1993Certificate in Horticulture – University of Pennsylvania, 1989B.A. - Williams College, 1988

Current Research:

Late Medieval/Early Renaissance Mediterranean Trade HistoryLate Medieval/Early Renaissance Italian Cultural, Political and Architectural HistoryLate Medieval/ Early Renaissance Near Eastern History, esp. cultural contact with EuropeansMedieval Islamic HistoryMedieval British HistoryByzantine History and Art HistoryHistory of the Silk Road and the cultures along itMaritime History – Especially Ship BuildingPlagiarism in the college classroom

Courses Taught:

World Civilization 1Medieval Civilization (Will be offered from now on as two courses: Early and High Middle Ages.)Renaissance EraEngland I (W)Far East History Senior SeminarGraduate Research Seminar

Publications:

Book, The Venetian Mercantile Presence in the Western Mediterranean, c. 1400 v.(?) Medieval Mediterranean Studies E. J. Brill Academic Publishers, ISBN 9004115048, (Forthcoming, 2005.)Chapter, 'Datini and Venice: News from the Mediterranean Trade Network,' in Across the Mediterranean Frontier: Trade, Politics and Religion 650-1450, eds. D.A. Agius and I. Netton, (Brepols, 1997), 157-171. Article, “Protectionist Legislation and Italians in Aragon/Catalonia 1398-1404,” in Journal of Medieval Encounters – Special Issue: Law and Trade 9 (2004) 2: 214-235.Article, co-authors Joseph Byrne and Eleanor Congdon, 'Mothering in the Casa Datini,' Journal of Medieval History 25 (1999) 1: 35-56.Article, 'Private Venetian Ships and Shipping (c. 1400),' Al Masaq: Islam and the Medieval Mediterranean, 10 (1998): 57-71.

Article, 'Imperial Commemoration and Ritual in the typikon of the Monastery of Christ Pantokrator,'  Revue des études byzantines 54 (1996): 161-199.Article, 'Venetian Merchant Activity within Mamluk Syria (886-893/1481-1487),' Al Masaq: Studia Arabo Islamica Mediterranea 7 (1994): 1-33. Book Review of Thomas Maddern’s Enrico Dandalo for International Journal of Maritime History. (Forthcoming June 2004) Book Review of Karin Nehlsen-von Stryk’s L’assicurazione marittima a Venezia nel xv secolo for International Journal of Maritime History. (Dec. 2003) Book Review of Gavin Hambly’s Women in the Medieval Islamic World, in Al-Masaq: Islam and the Medieval Mediterranean 14 (Sept 2002) 2: 165-167. Book Review of Luca Mola's La Communità del Lucchesi a Venezia in Renaissance Studies 11 (1997) 3: 291-293.Precis, 'Christ Pantokrator's Typikon: the Commemoration of John II Komnenos (1113-1143),' Bulletin of British Byzantine Studies 21 (1995): 69.Translations and commentaries for Medieval Italy: A Documentary History, ed. Kate Janson, Frances Andrews, and Joanna Drell, (University of Pennsylvania Press, Forthcoming 2004.)Articles for Encyclopedia of Medieval Italy, ed. Christopher Kleinhenz, Garland Press, December 2003.

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