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Corinne Wieben

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Medieval European History


Ph.D., 2010
B.A., University of California Davis
M.A., Ph.D., University of California Santa Barbara
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Dissertation Title

  • A Kind of Marriage: Marriage in Dispute in Medieval Lucca (1341-1361)
    This dissertation analyzes civil marital litigation in the episcopal court of fourteenth-century Lucca and argues that litigants and their lawyers often exploited gendered legal constructs of marriage and marital relations to formulate their strategies.

Teaching Fields

  • Ancient, Medieval, and Early Modern European and Mediterranean History
  • History of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
  • History of Gender and Sexuality
  • History of Marriage and Family to 1700
  • Western Civilization

Courses Taught

  • Western Civilization from Ancient Greece to 1689
    History, University of Northern Colorado
  • History of Classical Greece and Rome
    History, University of Northern Colorado
  • Medieval Europe
    History, University of Northern Colorado
  • Jews, Christians, and Muslims in Medieval Europe
    History, University of Northern Colorado
  • Women in Europe to 1700
    History, University of Northern Colorado
  • Special Topics: History in Film
    History, University of Northern Colorado
  • Special Topics: The Italian Renaissance
    History, University of Northern Colorado
  • Special Topics: Scandal, Adultery, and Divorce in Medieval and Early Modern Europe
    History, UCSB

Teaching Assistantships

  • Lead Teaching Assistant, History Department
    2007-2008
  • HIST 4A: Ancient Western Civilization, Prehistory-AD 1050
    Fall 2002, Fall 2004, Fall 2006
  • HIST 4AH: Ancient Western Civilization, Prehistory-AD 1050 (Honors)
    Fall 2003
  • HIST 4B: Medieval and Early Modern Western Civilization, 1050-1715
    Winter 2003, Spring 2003, Winter 2004
  • HIST 4BH: Medieval and Early Modern Western Civilization, 1050-1715 (Honors)
    Winter 2005, Winter 2007, Spring 2007
  • HIST 4C: Modern Western Civilization, 1715-Present
    Spring 2004

Publications

Awards

  • CICIS Graduate Student Paper Prize
    For “‘As men do with their wives’: Domestic Violence in Fourteenth-Century Lucca,” delivered at the CICIS meeting at UC Santa Cruz, 2008
  • UCSB History Regent’s Dissertation Fellowship
    2007
  • Medieval Academy of America Helen Maud Cam Dissertation Grant
    2007
  • Fulbright Grant
    For study in Italy, 2005-2006
  • Esme Frost Award
    For outstanding achievement in the study of premodern history, 2005

Conference Presentations

  • Powerlessness and Poverty: Gender, Social Status, and Marriage in Fourteenth-Century Lucca
    March 2012, New College Conference on Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Sarasota, FL
  • He Should Keep Her Well: Marriage Disputes and Alimenta in Late Medieval Lucca
    May, 2011, International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, MI
  • In the Year of Mortality: Plague and Marriage in Fourteenth-Century Lucca
    January, 2010, American Historical Association Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA
  • It Came to Her Knowledge: Marriage in Dispute in the Fourteenth-Century Diocese of Lucca
    May 2007, International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, MI
  • What is the need for a Greek to become a Latin?: Negotiating Identity in the Chronicle of Leontios Makhairas
    March 2003, special seminar, School for Advanced Research, Santa Fe, New Mexico