Medieval History
Just to toot my own horn for a moment, I have just co-edited a special issue of the journal Relegere: Studies in Religion and Reception, 2:2 (2012) entitled "Revisiting the 'Judeo-Christian' Tradition." Some really wonderful essays there (and my mediocre one), especially in that many of them try (successfully, I think) to bridge chronological gaps and move between ancient/ medieval and modern.
Check it out at http://relegere.org/index.php/relegere/issue/view/32.
- Is Israel "medieval?" No.
Ross Douthat thinks you can compare Israel to "Outremer." Like you can compare Afghanistan to ca. 1000 Francia? No. But at least Douthat's consistent. This is the same guy who called Islam "Christianity's most enduring and impressive...
- John Mccain's Judeo-christian "crusade" (?)
This Boston Globe article caught my eye last week and I've been meaning to blog about it once the hectic-ness of the first week of classes passed. Here, Peter Canellos wonders aloud about McCain's peculiar use of the phrase "Judeo-Christian values"...
- Hortulus Journal: March 1 Submission Deadline, Special Issue On Medieval Space And Place
Hortulus Journal: March 1 Submission Deadline, Special Issue on Medieval Space and Place Hortulus: The Online Graduate Journal of Medieval Studies Special Call For Papers for Issue on Medieval Space and PlaceSUBMISSION DEADLINE FOR VOLUME 7, Issue 1:...
- Postmedieval: Congratulations Eileen, Myra, Et Al!
the inaugural double-issue of "postmedieval: a journal of medieval cultural studies" will be forthcoming in April 2010 [topic: "When Did We Become Post/human?" co-edited by Eileen Joy and Craig Dionne], at which point half of the issue's contents...
- Hortulus
Hortulus: The Online Graduate Journal of Medieval Studies is happy to announce that that our fourth annual issue is now online! Our new issue showcases our top three articles by graduate students on magic and witchcraft from the Middle Ages to the early...
Medieval History
Revisiting the "Judeo-Christian" Tradition
Just to toot my own horn for a moment, I have just co-edited a special issue of the journal Relegere: Studies in Religion and Reception, 2:2 (2012) entitled "Revisiting the 'Judeo-Christian' Tradition." Some really wonderful essays there (and my mediocre one), especially in that many of them try (successfully, I think) to bridge chronological gaps and move between ancient/ medieval and modern.
Check it out at http://relegere.org/index.php/relegere/issue/view/32.
- Is Israel "medieval?" No.
Ross Douthat thinks you can compare Israel to "Outremer." Like you can compare Afghanistan to ca. 1000 Francia? No. But at least Douthat's consistent. This is the same guy who called Islam "Christianity's most enduring and impressive...
- John Mccain's Judeo-christian "crusade" (?)
This Boston Globe article caught my eye last week and I've been meaning to blog about it once the hectic-ness of the first week of classes passed. Here, Peter Canellos wonders aloud about McCain's peculiar use of the phrase "Judeo-Christian values"...
- Hortulus Journal: March 1 Submission Deadline, Special Issue On Medieval Space And Place
Hortulus Journal: March 1 Submission Deadline, Special Issue on Medieval Space and Place Hortulus: The Online Graduate Journal of Medieval Studies Special Call For Papers for Issue on Medieval Space and PlaceSUBMISSION DEADLINE FOR VOLUME 7, Issue 1:...
- Postmedieval: Congratulations Eileen, Myra, Et Al!
the inaugural double-issue of "postmedieval: a journal of medieval cultural studies" will be forthcoming in April 2010 [topic: "When Did We Become Post/human?" co-edited by Eileen Joy and Craig Dionne], at which point half of the issue's contents...
- Hortulus
Hortulus: The Online Graduate Journal of Medieval Studies is happy to announce that that our fourth annual issue is now online! Our new issue showcases our top three articles by graduate students on magic and witchcraft from the Middle Ages to the early...