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Announcing the MacLaurin Insitute's Summer Seminar, "The Problem with the Modern Self: Imagining Personhood in Light of Limitations, Disability, and Suffering"
August 2, 2011; 7:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
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Abbey von Gohren

Abbey traces her family roots straight back to the U where she was born at University Hospital and her student ID was printed on her birth certificate. She received her B.A. (2003, University of Minnesota) and M.A. (2006, University of Minnesota) with a minor in Medieval Studies. After three years of living abroad in Paris teaching English and tracking down manuscripts in ancient libraries, Abbey returned to Minnesota to continue in the Ph.D. program. Ever looking for ways to bring together the scholarly worlds of the U.S. and France, she is establishing a dual doctoral plan between the Sorbonne and her home insitution. Her research interests include: medieval French lyric, the role of poetic genres in creating literary community, theology, medieval translation theory, and hagiography. Besides reading for a living, Abbey enjoys the live music of the people she loves (most notably, Karl, her husband), running marathons, and writing short stories.

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