Byzantine Fellows List, 1990/91

Bulgarian Exchange Fellows

• Elna Toncheva

Fellows

• Catherine Asdracha, Collège de France – C.N.R.S., Spring,Inventory of the Byzantine Inscriptions of Eastern Thrace from the 4^th to the 15^th Century. Historical Commentary and Prosopography
• Annemarie Weyl Carr, Southern Methodist University, Fall, An Icon in Context: The Virgin of Kykko
• George T. Dennis, The Catholic University of America, Academic Year, An Edition of the Panegyric and Forensic Orations of Michael Psellos
• Elizabeth A. Fisher, The George Washington University, Academic Year, The Hagiographic Orations of Michael Psellos: A Critical Edition
• Jakov Nikolaevič Ljubarskij, Leningrad University, Academic Year,The History of Byzantine Historiography (6^th–11^th Centuries)
• Leslie S.B. MacCoull, Society for Coptic Archaeology (North America), Academic Year, Sixth-Century Papyri from Aphrodito and Hermopolis
• Gelian Prokhorov, Academy of Sciences of the USSR, Academic Year, Byzantine Philosophical Literature in Slavonic Translations
• John Philip Thomas, San Francisco, California, Academic Year,Byzantine Monastic Foundation Documents: Edition, Annotation, and Commentary
• S. Yıldız Ötüken, Hacettepe Universitesi, Academic Year, Studies on Byzantine Architecture in Cappadocia and Church of St. Nicholas at Myra

Junior Fellows

• John A. Cotsonis, The Pennsylvania State University, Academic Year, Iconography of Byzantine Lead Seals: A Society and its Images
• Derek Krueger, Princeton University, Academic Year, The Life of Symeon the Fool and its Late Antique Context
• Charles E. Nicklies, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Academic Year, The Architecture of the Church of SS. Pietro e Paolo d'Agro
• Eric Perl, Yale University, Academic Year, Methexis: Creation, Incarnation, Deification in St. Maximus Confessor

Summer Fellows

• Lyudmila Avilushkina, Leningrad State University, Michael Glykas' 'Chronicle': Its Role in the History of Byzantine Culture and Its Fate in the Post-Byzantine Period
• Vassa Contoumas-Conticello, Université de Paris-Sorbonne, The Survival of Chalcedonian Orthodoxy in the Territories Lost by Byzantium in the First Centuries of the Muslim Conquest: Ioannes Damascenus (8^th c.) and Theodorus Abu Qurra (9thc.)
• Kate Cooper, Princeton University, The Uses of Chrysostom's Authority in the Fifth-Century Latin West
• Susanna Elm, University of California, Berkeley, Virgins of God: The Development of Female Asceticism in Fourth-Century Asia Minor and Egypt
• George Kakavas, University of Athens, Dionysios of Fourna: His Life and Works
• Charles Conrad Leyser, Merton College, A Comparison of Gregory the Great and St. Basil as Monastic Writers
• George Makris, Aschaffenburg, Germany, Reedition of the Vita of St. Gregory the Decapolite
• Liliana Mavrodinova, Ivan Dujčev Center for Slavo-Byzantine Studies, Characteristics and Development of the Iconography of the Gospel Cycle in Bulgarian Wall Painting, 10^th to the End of the 14^th Centuries
• Angeliki Mitsani, Byzantine Museum of Athens, Centers of Production of Illustrated Manuscripts in Constantinople during the Second Half of the 11^th Century
• Daphne Papadatou, University of Thessaloniki, Institutions of Distributive Justice in the Paleologan Period
• Anastassia Papadia-Lala, University of Athens, Social Policy and Charity in Venetian Crete (1204–1669)
• Dora Piguet-Panayotova, Paris, France, The Temple of Iskhan: Cultural Patrimony and Architectural Creation
• Chryssoula Ranoutsaki, Iraklion, Crete, A Contribution to the Study of the Melismos: Its Symbolism, Function, and Relation to Other Liturgical Themes
• Robert Schick, American Center of Oriental Research, Jordan,Christianity in Southern Jordan During the Byzantine and Early Islamic Periods
• Tatiana Vladyshevskaja, Moscow Conservatory, Russian Musical Semiography and its Byzantine Sources

Visiting Fellows

• Robert Browning