Medieval History
I'm happy to note that a medievalist has just been named a 2007 MacArthur "Genius" Fellow: Jay Rubenstein, of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. His work is as exciting as it gets in Medieval Studies and just about as exciting as it gets in the Humanities more generally. Congratulations, Jay!
See, somebody cares about us medievalists...
- Back In The New World
Finally back from Oxford, where I attended this NEH Summer Institute. Overall, a tremendous experience. More regular blogging will resume shortly... I will, however, now point you to a great lecture series that's I'm organizing for Fall 2008 at...
- Religion In Late Antiquity Workshop, Knoxville (april 30-may 1)
I hate it when I'm horribly late getting things posted. I've had to delete a few things this week that I didn't get posted here before they expired. My apologies to all. But this one is still good: All, Please note that there is now a conference...
- Southeast Regional Workshop: "religion And Culture In Late Antiquity
Southeast Regional Workshop: "Religion and Culture in Late Antiquity" April 30-May 1, 2010 University of Tennessee, Knoxville This regional workshop is funded by the American Academy of Religion, the Marco Institute (UT), the Department of Religious...
- Southeast Regional Late Antiquity Workshop
We are happy to announce the first annual Southeast Regional Late Antiquity Workshop on Friday-Saturday, April 24-25, 2009, at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. The workshop is entitled "Roman Religion and Culture in Late Antiquity" and will feature...
- The Week's Medieval News
Tennessee historian wins MacArthur genius grant MYSTERY BIDDER BUYS CHURCH FOR £500K Medieval screen restored Medieval castle unearthed in Maenclochog Viking longhouse project is right on track Dig unearths part of city's Viking times Tara Protected...
Medieval History
MacArthur Medieval Genius
I'm happy to note that a medievalist has just been named a 2007 MacArthur "Genius" Fellow: Jay Rubenstein, of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. His work is as exciting as it gets in Medieval Studies and just about as exciting as it gets in the Humanities more generally. Congratulations, Jay!
See, somebody cares about us medievalists...
- Back In The New World
Finally back from Oxford, where I attended this NEH Summer Institute. Overall, a tremendous experience. More regular blogging will resume shortly... I will, however, now point you to a great lecture series that's I'm organizing for Fall 2008 at...
- Religion In Late Antiquity Workshop, Knoxville (april 30-may 1)
I hate it when I'm horribly late getting things posted. I've had to delete a few things this week that I didn't get posted here before they expired. My apologies to all. But this one is still good: All, Please note that there is now a conference...
- Southeast Regional Workshop: "religion And Culture In Late Antiquity
Southeast Regional Workshop: "Religion and Culture in Late Antiquity" April 30-May 1, 2010 University of Tennessee, Knoxville This regional workshop is funded by the American Academy of Religion, the Marco Institute (UT), the Department of Religious...
- Southeast Regional Late Antiquity Workshop
We are happy to announce the first annual Southeast Regional Late Antiquity Workshop on Friday-Saturday, April 24-25, 2009, at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. The workshop is entitled "Roman Religion and Culture in Late Antiquity" and will feature...
- The Week's Medieval News
Tennessee historian wins MacArthur genius grant MYSTERY BIDDER BUYS CHURCH FOR £500K Medieval screen restored Medieval castle unearthed in Maenclochog Viking longhouse project is right on track Dig unearths part of city's Viking times Tara Protected...