Category Archives: Call for Papers

 23-25 October 2014 University of Colorado at Boulder Center for Medieval and Early Modern Studies (CMEMS) Submission Deadline for Abstracts: May 1, 2014 Recent work in medieval history and art history has focused on materiality, specifically the object-ness of things … Continue reading →

Fons Luminis Call for Papers “Using and Creating Digital Medievalia” Fons Luminis, a peer-reviewed interdisciplinary journal edited and produced annually by graduate students at the Centre for Medieval Studies in the University of Toronto provides a forum in which to address, … Continue reading →

Networks and Neighbours II: Curitiba, Brazil Call for Papers:  Second Annual Networks and Neighbours Symposium of Early Medieval History Thursday through Friday, 3-4 April 2014 Firstly, we wish to thank all of those who made the first Networks and Neighbours … Continue reading →

“Middle English Science” Sponsored by the MLA Division on Middle English Literature (Excluding Chaucer) MLA 2015, Vancouver Medieval science was much more trans- and anti-disciplinary than our contemporary definitions of the hard sciences. In addition to the categories of the … Continue reading →

An Interdisciplinary Symposium at Rowan University 12-13 June 2014 The concept of chivalry has permeated Western society since the Middle Ages. From medieval treatises to mod-ern films; from romanticized Victorian portrayals to cynical postmodern commentaries, chivalry has been idol-ized and … Continue reading →

The Mediterranean Seminar is seeking proposals for panels on “Culture, Power and Identity in the Pre-Modern Mediterranean,” organized by Brian Catlos [Religious Studies CU Boulder/Humanities UC Santa Cruz] and Sergio La Porta (Armenian Studies, CSU Fresno)  to be submitted for … Continue reading →

Transfer of people, ideas, technologies and religion in the Baltic Sea Region between VIII-XVII centuries. We hereby have the pleasure to invite you to the international conference aimed at wide range of researchers, e.g. from Ph.D. Candidates to Professors, giving … Continue reading →

It is intended that this conference will explore the relationship between the pursuit of scientific and religious knowledge in the middle-ages, with a particular focus on the British scholar, theologian, scientist, astronomer and philosopher, Robert Grosseteste (c. 1175-1253). It will … Continue reading →

The art and archaeology of the Latin East have regularly been marginalised in broader accounts of medieval material culture, largely because they cannot fit within the restrictive parameters established for either the Byzantine East or the Latin West. Over the … Continue reading →