Medieval History
Call for papers: Spiritual Temporalities in Late-Medieval Europe
We would like to offer an open invitation to prospective contributors to an
interdisciplinary collection of essays on the relationship between medieval
perceptions of time and medieval Christianity in Late-Medieval Europe
(broadly defined as ca.1100-1600).
The focus of this volume is on the ways in which the physical experience of
time influences religious belief and ritual and on how the experiences of
religious belief and ritual in turn influence perceptions of time. We
welcome topics such as: how beliefs changed in medieval Europe over time;
how the seasons or number of years after Christ influenced medieval thought
and behavior; the relationship between Church doctrine and secular
experiences over time; artistic representations of Biblical events as
moments in history; and changing interpretations of and attitudes to major
doctrines or theologians.
Although almost all contributors to the volume have already written and
revised their chapters, we still have space for one or maybe two
contributions. Most of our contributors are in the fields of art history,
history, or literary studies. We would especially encourage contributions on
a French or Low Countries topic. A publisher has been secured and we hope
that the book will go to press by the end of 2010.
If you are interested, please send an abstract of any length and timeline
for completing the chapter to Michael Foster at [email protected].
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Medieval History
Call for papers: Spiritual Temporalities in Late-Medieval Europe
Call for papers: Spiritual Temporalities in Late-Medieval Europe
We would like to offer an open invitation to prospective contributors to an
interdisciplinary collection of essays on the relationship between medieval
perceptions of time and medieval Christianity in Late-Medieval Europe
(broadly defined as ca.1100-1600).
The focus of this volume is on the ways in which the physical experience of
time influences religious belief and ritual and on how the experiences of
religious belief and ritual in turn influence perceptions of time. We
welcome topics such as: how beliefs changed in medieval Europe over time;
how the seasons or number of years after Christ influenced medieval thought
and behavior; the relationship between Church doctrine and secular
experiences over time; artistic representations of Biblical events as
moments in history; and changing interpretations of and attitudes to major
doctrines or theologians.
Although almost all contributors to the volume have already written and
revised their chapters, we still have space for one or maybe two
contributions. Most of our contributors are in the fields of art history,
history, or literary studies. We would especially encourage contributions on
a French or Low Countries topic. A publisher has been secured and we hope
that the book will go to press by the end of 2010.
If you are interested, please send an abstract of any length and timeline
for completing the chapter to Michael Foster at [email protected].
- New Age And Neopagan Medievalisms
Call for Submissions New Age and Neopagan Medievalisms We welcome contributions to a collection of essays that explores the medieval in New Age and Neopagan movements. Scholars of Religious Studies, Gender Studies, Art History, Music History,...
- Journeying Along Medieval Routes: Narratives, Maps And Archaeological Traces International Medieval Congress, Leeds, 12-15 July 2010
Journeying Along Medieval Routes: Narratives, Maps and Archaeological Traces International Medieval Congress, Leeds, 12-15 July 2010 Following on from the round table 'Navigating Space' at the International Medieval Congress 2009, we are planning...
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Gender and Loss: Experiencing Widowhood in Britain and Continental Europe, c.1400-1900 Bath Spa University, Bath, UK 26-28 August 2009 Call for Papers: Widowhood - even when it brought wealth and liberation rather than poverty and tribulation...
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Call for Papers The Heroic Age accepts papers on any topic within the geographical (Northwestern Europe) and temporal (300-1200) boundaries of the journal at any time. Submissions should be sent to Larry J. Swain, [email protected] Below are plans...
- Central European Journal Anniversaries
There are several international journals dedicated to medieval art, just as there are many dedicated to Hungarian art historical research. In this post I would like to call attention to two journals which may be not as widely known, but both of which...