Medieval History
- 52nd Annual Midwest Medieval History Conference
52nd Annual Midwest Medieval History Conference18-19 October 2013Hosted by Augsburg College, Minneapolis, MN ?The Medieval World in the Modern Classroom? ? Call for PapersThe theme of the 52nd annual meeting of the Midwest Medieval History Conference...
- Heads Up Those In The Boston Area!
Thursday, *April 22*, 4:30 p.m.:* *Professor Morgan Davies* *(Department of English, Colgate University), "Anecdota from Irish Manuscripts": Barker Center, Room 133. Celtic Literature and Culture Seminar, the Humanities Center, Harvard University...
- 27th Annual New England Medieval Studies Consortium Graduate Student Conference
The University of Connecticut Medieval Studies Program invites your students to submit abstracts for the 27th Annual New England Medieval Studies Consortium Graduate Student Conference. The theme of the conference is ?Medieval Perspectives: From the Mundane...
- Morton W. Bloomfield Visiting Scholar Program
Morton W. Bloomfield Visiting Scholar Program The Morton W. Bloomfield Fund at Harvard University, in conjunction with the Medieval Doctoral Conference of the Department of English, invites applications to the Bloomfield Visiting Scholar Program. The...
- Cfp: New England Medieval Studies Consortium Graduate Student Conference
DEADLINE: 1 DEC. CALL FOR PAPERS The 26th Annual New England Medieval Studies Consortium Graduate Student Conference Yale University April 4, 2009. Theme: "Authority and the Book in Medieval Culture." Abstracts from graduate students are now being accepted...
Medieval History
Canada Chaucer Seminar
Saturday, April 27, 2013
Centre for Medieval Studies, University of Toronto
Call for Papers
The fifth annual Canada Chaucer Seminar will be held at the University of
Toronto on Saturday, April 27th, 2013. The aim of the seminar is to provide
a one-day forum that will bring together scholars, from Canada and
elsewhere, working on Chaucer and on late medieval literature and culture.
The 2013 gathering will include plenary papers by Ardis Butterfield (Yale)
and James Weldon (Wilfrid Laurier), several sessions of conference papers,
and a concluding roundtable.
Proposals are invited for 20-minute conference papers on any aspect late
medieval English literary culture. Submit one-page abstracts by 15 January
2013 to:
[email protected]
and
[email protected]
William Robins
Associate Professor of English and Medieval Studies
University of Toronto
416-585-4432
[email protected]
Dr. Giselle Gos
Post-doctoral Fellow
Department of English
Harvard University
[email protected]
- 52nd Annual Midwest Medieval History Conference
52nd Annual Midwest Medieval History Conference18-19 October 2013Hosted by Augsburg College, Minneapolis, MN ?The Medieval World in the Modern Classroom? ? Call for PapersThe theme of the 52nd annual meeting of the Midwest Medieval History Conference...
- Heads Up Those In The Boston Area!
Thursday, *April 22*, 4:30 p.m.:* *Professor Morgan Davies* *(Department of English, Colgate University), "Anecdota from Irish Manuscripts": Barker Center, Room 133. Celtic Literature and Culture Seminar, the Humanities Center, Harvard University...
- 27th Annual New England Medieval Studies Consortium Graduate Student Conference
The University of Connecticut Medieval Studies Program invites your students to submit abstracts for the 27th Annual New England Medieval Studies Consortium Graduate Student Conference. The theme of the conference is ?Medieval Perspectives: From the Mundane...
- Morton W. Bloomfield Visiting Scholar Program
Morton W. Bloomfield Visiting Scholar Program The Morton W. Bloomfield Fund at Harvard University, in conjunction with the Medieval Doctoral Conference of the Department of English, invites applications to the Bloomfield Visiting Scholar Program. The...
- Cfp: New England Medieval Studies Consortium Graduate Student Conference
DEADLINE: 1 DEC. CALL FOR PAPERS The 26th Annual New England Medieval Studies Consortium Graduate Student Conference Yale University April 4, 2009. Theme: "Authority and the Book in Medieval Culture." Abstracts from graduate students are now being accepted...