Category Archives: Call for Papers

Othello’s Island 2016 The 4th Annual Multidisciplinary Conference on Medieval and Renaissance Art, Literature, History, Culture and Society   Venue: CVAR, Nicosia, Cyprus 17 to 20 March 2016   CALL FOR PAPERS   a collaborative event organised by academics from … Continue reading →

Religion and (the Master) Narrative: An Interdisciplinary Conference on Medieval and Early Modern Belief and Practice University of Colorado Boulder | Second Annual CMEMS Conference October 22-24, 2015 Recent scholarship on medieval and early modern religion has begun to question … Continue reading →

Conference Title: The Cleric’s Craft: Crossroads of Medieval Spanish Literature and Modern Critique Date: October 22-24, 2015 Location: University of Texas at El Paso Description: The term “mester de clerecía” was first articulated by Manuel Milà i Fontanals in 1865. … Continue reading →

In contemporary thought, the field of emotion studies represents a very potent framework that allows anthropologists, historians, neuroscientists and philosophers to think of the possible ways in which subjects engage with their own sensory experience and with larger practices that … Continue reading →

Representation and Reality in the Medieval Church Rowan University’s Second Annual Symposium on Medieval and Early Modern Studies Sponsored by Rowan University and the University of Kent From historical accounts to literary satire, the medieval Church has ever been a … Continue reading →

Slow Catastrophe  The New England Medieval Conference Saturday, 3 October 2015 Northeastern University, Boston 2015 NEMC Program Committee: Amy Appleford (Boston University), Sean Gilsdorf (Harvard University), Kathleen Coyne Kelly (Northeastern University), Irit Kleiman (Boston University), and Alex Mueller (University of … Continue reading →

Call for Papers: American Folklore Society (Medieval and Early Modern Folklore Section) Long Beach, California. October 14-17 Abstracts due Mar. 25, 2015 I invite all interested scholars to propose papers for panels sponsored by the Medieval and Early Modern Folklore … Continue reading →

We hereby have the pleasure to invite you to the 2nd international conference “Origines et mutationes” aimed at wide range of researchers, e.g. from Ph.D. Candidates to Professors. The resemblance of the topic of the conference to Peters’ Blau work … Continue reading →

Seals and Status 800 – 1700 The aim of this conference is to foster discussions about seals and status, concentrating on three principal themes: Seals and social status Seals and institutional status III. The status of seals as objects  The … Continue reading →

(Re)Building Networks: A Medieval and Early Modern Studies Conference University of Maryland, College Park October 9-10, 2015 Networks are widely recognized as modes of professional collaboration as well as objects of scientific inquiry. The University of Maryland’s Graduate School Field … Continue reading →