UCL Lunch Hour Lecture: Medieval languages of persuasion, 13:15 – 13:55 13 March 2014 Darwin Lecture Theatre, access via Malet Place | Darwin Building Gower St | London | WC1E 6BT | United Kingdom Admission: FREE Ticketing: Open Dr Antonio Sennis, UCL History Divine letters, supernatural visions and apocalyptic curses were often successfully employed by medievalContinue reading “UCL Lunch Hour Lecture: Medieval languages of persuasion”
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“FLAWS” – Medieval Research Conference, University College London
“FLAWS” – Medieval Research Conference Hoccleve’s Regiment of Princes, BL MS Arundel 38, London Medieval Graduate Network, UCL, 29th May 2014 The London Medieval Graduate Network welcomes submissions for research papers on “Flaws” for its 2014 annual conference, hosted by UCL. This inter-disciplinary conference examines how deliberate or mistaken defects, errors, limitations and imperfections have beenContinue reading ““FLAWS” – Medieval Research Conference, University College London”
Call for papers: Eating Anatolia: Remembered Histories and Forgotten Foods
“First we eat, then we do everything else.” – MFK Fisher Koç University’s department of Archaeology and History of Art is pleased to announce “Eating Anatolia: Remembered Histories and Forgotten Foods,” its second annual Graduate Student Symposium, May 3rd, 2014 in Istanbul, Turkey. Few aspects of our shared human experience are more fundamental than food. The act ofContinue reading “Call for papers: Eating Anatolia: Remembered Histories and Forgotten Foods”
The Infidel before the Judge: Navigating Justice Systems in Multiconfessional Medieval Europe by Professor John Tolan,
Lecture: The Infidel before the Judge: Navigating Justice Systems in Multiconfessional Medieval Europe by Professor John Tolan, Université de Nantes Friday, 14th March 2014, 3-5 PM SOAS, University of London, Department of History Main Building, room 4426 Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square London WC1H 0XG For further inquiries contact: kh20@soas.ac.uk All are welcome
Royal Holloway University of London History Postgraduate Seminar
The next Royal Holloway University of London history postgraduate seminar will take place on Wednesday 5 March, 5.15pm, room G3, 11 Bedford Square. Cristian Ispir, a PhD student at KCL, will be giving a paper entitled ‘Exigens obsides ab eis: hostageship under King John of England’. All welcome, refreshments afterwards!
The Society for the History of Medieval Technology and Science Lecture
Dr. Michael Fleming, of the University of Huddersfield, and Chairman of the Viola da Gamba Society will be giving a talk on “Musical Instrument Making in Early Modern England”. The talk will be presented on Saturday, 8 March at 2:00 pm at The Warburg Institute (University of London), Woburn Square, London. The venue is a convenient walkContinue reading “The Society for the History of Medieval Technology and Science Lecture”
MEDIEVAL NEW YORK – The Annual Graduate Student Colloquium
MEDIEVAL NEW YORK – The Annual Graduate Student Colloquium, Friday, March 14, 2014 – 9:30 – 4:30 At Stony Brook Manhattan (101-113 East 27th Hosted by SUNY Stony Brook street at Park Avenue South) 9:15: Coffee and Danish Welcome: Joel Rosenthal, Stony Brook, this year’s chair 9:45 – 11:15: Sessions I, Chair: Brigitte Bedos-Rezak, NYU Katerina Robert Harris, NYU,Continue reading “MEDIEVAL NEW YORK – The Annual Graduate Student Colloquium”
Summer Course in Technical Art History, Institute of Fine Arts, New York
Summer Course in Technical Art History: The Artist’s Book: Materials and Processes (June 9-20, 2014) New York University, Institute of Fine Arts, Conservation Center Application deadline: Mar 24, 2014 The Conservation Center is pleased to announce the Summer Institute in Technical Art History 2014, a two-week intensive course in technical art history for students currently enrolled in or completing aContinue reading “Summer Course in Technical Art History, Institute of Fine Arts, New York”
Call for Participation: Medieval Graduate Student Symposium, University of North Texas
8th Annual Medieval Graduate Student Symposium, University of North Texas, October 2, 2014 “Interdiciplinarity in the era of ‘Relevance:’ Graduate Research across the Disciplines and Beyond.” Details can be found on the UNT symposium website: http://art.unt.edu/medieval-symposium/ http://art.unt.edu/medieval-symposium/cfp.php?year=2014 This year the symposium will be held in conjunction with the annual conference of the Texas Medieval Association, October 3-4, 2014. All symposium participantsContinue reading “Call for Participation: Medieval Graduate Student Symposium, University of North Texas”
Summer program at the University of Groningen
A summer program entitled, “Things that Matter,” is being organized by the University of Groningen, Netherlands, in collaboration with the universities of Bremen and Oldenburg, addressing the relationship between History and Material Culture Studies. This summer school aims to map out the vastly growing research field of Material Culture Studies and its methodological and theoreticalContinue reading “Summer program at the University of Groningen”
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