Medieval History
Mapping the Medieval City: space, place and identity
An International Interdisciplinary Colloquium
Swansea University, 30-31 July 2009
REGISTRATION NOW OPEN
- Participants include Ralph Hanna (Oxford), Robert W. Barrett Jr.
(Illinois), Keith Lilley (Belfast), Helen Fulton (Swansea) and Jane
Laughton
- Sessions include:
- Mappings: personal, political religious
- The Fabric of the Medieval City
- Literature, Performance and Civic Identity
- Space, Memory and Gender
- Identity and Belonging: citizens, migrants and outsiders
- The City and the World: locating centres
- Recovering the Medieval City: sources and analysis
- Digital Humanities Forum
- A roundtable / Q&A session discussing medieval studies and new media, as
well as projects in the digital humanities more widely. Experts in
Humanities Computing will be available to answer questions and offer
advice
- Launch of Mapping Medieval Chester website
For further information and a registration form, see the project website
(www.medievalchester.ac.uk
), or contact Mark Faulkner ([email protected]
)
- Discover Medieval Chester Project Gets Funding
The ?Discover Medieval Chester? project, which intends to promote the rich history of medieval Chester as a multi-cultural, multi-lingual frontier city, has has received an Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) Knowledge Transfer Fellowship to the...
- Romance Geographies And Geographic Literacies: Theoretical And Practical Concerns In Mapping Medieval Texts [roundtable]
Kalamazoo 2016 #Kzoo2016 Romance Geographies and Geographic Literacies: Theoretical and Practical Concerns in Mapping Medieval Texts [Roundtable] 51st International Congress in Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, Michigan (May 12-15, 2016) Organizer: John A....
- Mapping The Medieval City: Space, Place And Identity Reminder
Mapping the Medieval City: space, place and identity An International Interdisciplinary Colloquium Swansea University, 30-31 July 2009 REGISTRATION CLOSES 22 JUNE - Participants include Ralph Hanna (Oxford), Robert W. Barrett Jr. (Illinois), Keith Lilley...
- Mapping The Medieval City: Space, Place And Identity
Mapping the Medieval City: space, place and identity An Interdisciplinary Colloquium Swansea University, 30-31 July 2009 CALL FOR PAPERS This colloquium, held to mark the completion of the AHRC-funded research project 'Mapping Medieval Chester'...
- Post-doc Opportunity: Swansea
Post-Doctoral Research Assistant Swansea University AHRC-funded project 'Mapping Medieval Chester: Place and Identity in an English Borderland City c.1200-1500' School of Arts (Dept of English) Post Reference: 4815 Salary scale: £25135 per annum...
Medieval History
Mapping the Medieval City
Mapping the Medieval City: space, place and identity
An International Interdisciplinary Colloquium
Swansea University, 30-31 July 2009
REGISTRATION NOW OPEN
- Participants include Ralph Hanna (Oxford), Robert W. Barrett Jr.
(Illinois), Keith Lilley (Belfast), Helen Fulton (Swansea) and Jane
Laughton
- Sessions include:
- Mappings: personal, political religious
- The Fabric of the Medieval City
- Literature, Performance and Civic Identity
- Space, Memory and Gender
- Identity and Belonging: citizens, migrants and outsiders
- The City and the World: locating centres
- Recovering the Medieval City: sources and analysis
- Digital Humanities Forum
- A roundtable / Q&A session discussing medieval studies and new media, as
well as projects in the digital humanities more widely. Experts in
Humanities Computing will be available to answer questions and offer
advice
- Launch of Mapping Medieval Chester website
For further information and a registration form, see the project website
(www.medievalchester.ac.uk
), or contact Mark Faulkner ([email protected]
- Discover Medieval Chester Project Gets Funding
The ?Discover Medieval Chester? project, which intends to promote the rich history of medieval Chester as a multi-cultural, multi-lingual frontier city, has has received an Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) Knowledge Transfer Fellowship to the...
- Romance Geographies And Geographic Literacies: Theoretical And Practical Concerns In Mapping Medieval Texts [roundtable]
Kalamazoo 2016 #Kzoo2016 Romance Geographies and Geographic Literacies: Theoretical and Practical Concerns in Mapping Medieval Texts [Roundtable] 51st International Congress in Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, Michigan (May 12-15, 2016) Organizer: John A....
- Mapping The Medieval City: Space, Place And Identity Reminder
Mapping the Medieval City: space, place and identity An International Interdisciplinary Colloquium Swansea University, 30-31 July 2009 REGISTRATION CLOSES 22 JUNE - Participants include Ralph Hanna (Oxford), Robert W. Barrett Jr. (Illinois), Keith Lilley...
- Mapping The Medieval City: Space, Place And Identity
Mapping the Medieval City: space, place and identity An Interdisciplinary Colloquium Swansea University, 30-31 July 2009 CALL FOR PAPERS This colloquium, held to mark the completion of the AHRC-funded research project 'Mapping Medieval Chester'...
- Post-doc Opportunity: Swansea
Post-Doctoral Research Assistant Swansea University AHRC-funded project 'Mapping Medieval Chester: Place and Identity in an English Borderland City c.1200-1500' School of Arts (Dept of English) Post Reference: 4815 Salary scale: £25135 per annum...