Medieval History
The University of Nottingham will be hosting a workshop this Sunday and Monday that will examine how disability, in all its forms, was viewed and treated during the Middle Ages. Disease, Disability and Medicine in Early Medieval Europe AD 400-1200 will feature over a dozen scholars who will examine the cultural, religious, social and even legal implications for those afflicted with a malady of the mind or body.
It will cover topics usually considered to be relatively modern issues including mental illness, male infertility, health and safety at work and body image.
Click here to read this article from Medievalists.net
- Humanities Scholars Study Health, Disease In The Middle Ages
What do the 2012 summer Olympics and medieval scholarship have in common? For both, London will be the site of extraordinary achievements. Monica Green, professor in ASU?s School of Historical, Philosophical, and Religious Studies, and Rachel Scott, assistant...
- Neh Summer Seminar: "health And Disease In The Middle Ages" (application Deadline: 1 March 2012)
NEH Summer Seminar: "Health and Disease in the Middle Ages" (application deadline: 1 March 2012) Applications are being sought for a five-week Seminar for College and University Teachers?"Health and Disease in the Middle Ages"?which is being held June...
- Passages From Antiquity To The Middle Ages V
PASSAGES FROM ANTIQUITY TO THE MIDDLE AGES V INFIRMITAS SOCIAL AND CULTURAL APPROACHES TO CURE, CARING AND HEALTH August 23 ? 26, 2012 Call for Papers University of Tampere, Finland Department of History and Philosophy Trivium Centre for Classical, Medieval...
- Neh Seminar: Disease In The Middle Ages
NEH Summer Seminar for College and University Teachers: "Disease in the Middle Ages," 5 July to 8 August 2009 Monica Green (Arizona State University) and Walton O. Schalick, III (University of Wisconsin) have received funding from the National Endowment...
- Medicine Conference
The ?Missing Link?: medicine in late antiquity and the early middle ages King?s College, Cambridge Saturday 8 March 2008 organized by Debby Banham, Peter Jones and Clare Pilsworth with thanks to the Departments of Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic/History...
Medieval History
Disease, Disability and Medicine in Early Medieval Europe workshop at the University of Nottingham
The University of Nottingham will be hosting a workshop this Sunday and Monday that will examine how disability, in all its forms, was viewed and treated during the Middle Ages. Disease, Disability and Medicine in Early Medieval Europe AD 400-1200 will feature over a dozen scholars who will examine the cultural, religious, social and even legal implications for those afflicted with a malady of the mind or body.
It will cover topics usually considered to be relatively modern issues including mental illness, male infertility, health and safety at work and body image.
Click here to read this article from Medievalists.net
- Humanities Scholars Study Health, Disease In The Middle Ages
What do the 2012 summer Olympics and medieval scholarship have in common? For both, London will be the site of extraordinary achievements. Monica Green, professor in ASU?s School of Historical, Philosophical, and Religious Studies, and Rachel Scott, assistant...
- Neh Summer Seminar: "health And Disease In The Middle Ages" (application Deadline: 1 March 2012)
NEH Summer Seminar: "Health and Disease in the Middle Ages" (application deadline: 1 March 2012) Applications are being sought for a five-week Seminar for College and University Teachers?"Health and Disease in the Middle Ages"?which is being held June...
- Passages From Antiquity To The Middle Ages V
PASSAGES FROM ANTIQUITY TO THE MIDDLE AGES V INFIRMITAS SOCIAL AND CULTURAL APPROACHES TO CURE, CARING AND HEALTH August 23 ? 26, 2012 Call for Papers University of Tampere, Finland Department of History and Philosophy Trivium Centre for Classical, Medieval...
- Neh Seminar: Disease In The Middle Ages
NEH Summer Seminar for College and University Teachers: "Disease in the Middle Ages," 5 July to 8 August 2009 Monica Green (Arizona State University) and Walton O. Schalick, III (University of Wisconsin) have received funding from the National Endowment...
- Medicine Conference
The ?Missing Link?: medicine in late antiquity and the early middle ages King?s College, Cambridge Saturday 8 March 2008 organized by Debby Banham, Peter Jones and Clare Pilsworth with thanks to the Departments of Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic/History...