Medieval History
I'm off to Kalamazoo tomorrow morning (I'm dragging the whole family along so it is an abbreviated K'zoo outing). I will be there for Friday evening festivities, and the all of Saturday and Sunday (my busiest day is Sunday when I am presiding over a panel I organized--my first, on Teaching the Mystics--and presenting in the last time slot! on Margery Kempe and space. I look forward to meeting up with friends and making new ones! and....hearing some inspirational and thoughtful work (I am the only medievalist on my campus so K'zoo is my medieval fix for a whole year).
See you there!
- Swansea Castle To Be Opened To Visitors This Weekend
Swansea Castle in Wales will be opened up for public tours this weekend, allowing people to explore the medieval Welsh ruin. It?s only the third time in decades that people will have the chance to explore the historic attraction. As part of the festivities...
- Easter Mass Returns To Old Bulgarian Capital After 618 Years
An Easter Mass in the old Bulgarian capital of Veliko Tarnovo is going to be served at the Tsarevets fortress for the first time in 618 years. The mass will be held Saturday evening into Sunday outside the walls of the fortress, but within the patriarchy...
- Nemla And The Disciplinary Perspective
I just returned home from a weekend in Rochester for the Northeast Modern Language Association Convention, which was a great event. Here I'll just offer some reflections on the conference while it's all fresh in my mind. Arriving in the...
- Good Lord
Ye Olde Dorm RoomThe rooms are as spartan (uh, medieval) as ever, the geese are still here (terrifying), and I've already heard one scholar opining vigorously about Byzantine porridge. Ah, it's Kalamazoo. 3000 medievalists on the Western...
- La Cosortium
Louisiana Consortium for Medieval and Renaissance Studies 2007 annual meeting Loyola University New Orleans 26-28 October 2007 CALL FOR PAPERS The 2007 meeting of the Louisiana Consortium for Medieval and Renaissance Studies will take place at Loyola...
Medieval History
K'zoo
I'm off to Kalamazoo tomorrow morning (I'm dragging the whole family along so it is an abbreviated K'zoo outing). I will be there for Friday evening festivities, and the all of Saturday and Sunday (my busiest day is Sunday when I am presiding over a panel I organized--my first, on Teaching the Mystics--and presenting in the last time slot! on Margery Kempe and space. I look forward to meeting up with friends and making new ones! and....hearing some inspirational and thoughtful work (I am the only medievalist on my campus so K'zoo is my medieval fix for a whole year).
See you there!
- Swansea Castle To Be Opened To Visitors This Weekend
Swansea Castle in Wales will be opened up for public tours this weekend, allowing people to explore the medieval Welsh ruin. It?s only the third time in decades that people will have the chance to explore the historic attraction. As part of the festivities...
- Easter Mass Returns To Old Bulgarian Capital After 618 Years
An Easter Mass in the old Bulgarian capital of Veliko Tarnovo is going to be served at the Tsarevets fortress for the first time in 618 years. The mass will be held Saturday evening into Sunday outside the walls of the fortress, but within the patriarchy...
- Nemla And The Disciplinary Perspective
I just returned home from a weekend in Rochester for the Northeast Modern Language Association Convention, which was a great event. Here I'll just offer some reflections on the conference while it's all fresh in my mind. Arriving in the...
- Good Lord
Ye Olde Dorm RoomThe rooms are as spartan (uh, medieval) as ever, the geese are still here (terrifying), and I've already heard one scholar opining vigorously about Byzantine porridge. Ah, it's Kalamazoo. 3000 medievalists on the Western...
- La Cosortium
Louisiana Consortium for Medieval and Renaissance Studies 2007 annual meeting Loyola University New Orleans 26-28 October 2007 CALL FOR PAPERS The 2007 meeting of the Louisiana Consortium for Medieval and Renaissance Studies will take place at Loyola...