Author Archives: Chris

Roundtable: “Slowly Engaging with the Indigenous Turn” (in person) 60th International Congress on Medieval Studies Kalamazoo, Michigan May 9-10, 2025 Roundtable: “Slowly Engaging with the Indigenous Turn” In 2020, Bitterroot Salish scholar Tarren Andrews, in discussing the recent Indigenous turn … Continue reading →

Panel: “Relational Approaches to the Indigenous Turn” (in-person) 60th International Congress on Medieval Studies Kalamazoo, Michigan May 9-10, 2025 In 2020, Bitterroot Salish scholar Tarren Andrews coined the term “Indigenous turn” when describing the recent medievalist engagement with Indigenous studies. … Continue reading →

Panel: “Red Reading the Premodern” (hybrid) 60th International Congress on Medieval Studies Kalamazoo, Michigan May 9-10, 2025 This panel takes up Cherokee scholar Scott Andrews’ 2018 challenge to interpret (non-Indigenous) literature from Indigenous perspectives, an approach that he labels a … Continue reading →

Are you interested in working with medieval charters? Do you want to learn new interdisciplinary working methods? The ERC project “People And Writing” was born with the aim of investigating non-aristocratic written production and the level of participation of local … Continue reading →

The International Albertus Magnus Society (IAMS) Call For Papers for the International Mediaeval Congress (IMC), Leeds, UK, 7-10 July 2025 The International Albertus Magnus Society (IAMS; https://www.albertthegreat.org) would like to sponsor one or more sessions during the International Mediaeval Congress … Continue reading →

The program committee for Musicology at Kalamazoo invites submissions for the 60th International Congress on Medieval Studies, which will be held on May 8-10, 2025 in Kalamazoo, Michigan. The session topics approved by the Congress can be viewed at https://wmich.edu/medievalcongress/call … Continue reading →

Tis (Not) But a Scratch: New Directions in Medieval Graffitological Scholarship Call For Papers: 60th International Conference on Medieval Studies Kalamazoo, MI and online (hybrid), May 8-10, 2025 Often divorced from visual studies, inaccessible beyond its support, and erased by … Continue reading →