Medieval History
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Medieval History
PREMI
PREMI, the Pre-Modern Institute (formerly MEMI) is pleased to announce the first annual Virtual Symposium on Pre-Modern Studies, ?Catastrophe, Calamity and Chaos in the Pre-Modern World.?
This interdisciplinary conference will feature presentations on topics ranging from the Plague of Justinian to the eruption of Huanynaputina, addressing cultural artifacts from the Chimalpahin codex to the York Judgement Play.The entire first session is devoted to the Early Middle Ages.
Co-sponsored by the University of Alberta and Athabasca University, the symposium will take place on February 9, 2013, between 9:30 and 11:30 AM MST.
Presentations will be available in advance on the Symposium website. The symposium time will be devoted to discussion of the previously-available presentations.
The following is a link to a detailed presentation schedule and information on virtual attendance:
https://landing.athabascau.ca/groups/profile/145592/first-annual-virtual-symposium-on-pre-modern-studies
https://landing.athabascau.ca/groups/profile/145592/first-annual-virtual-symposium-on-pre-modern-studies
Anyone in the Edmonton area is welcome to join in person, on the University of Alberta campus, in Tory 2-58.
Refreshments/breakfast will be provided to in-person attendees, so please arrive at Tory 2-58 closer to 9 AM!
Felice Lifshitz, Ph.D.
Professor, Women's Studies and Religious Studies
Graduate Coordinator, Religious Studies
Director, MEMI (Medieval and Early Modern Institute)
University of Alberta
1-02F Assiniboia Hall
Edmonton AB T6G 2E7
Canada
780-492-0593
skype: felice.lifshitz or felice.lifshitz59
Editor, History Compass (http://www.wiley.com/bw/journal.asp?ref=1478-0542&site=1)
- University Of Tennessee Hosts Symposium On Reading, Writing In Pre-modern World
What did it mean to read or write a book in the Middle Ages or the Renaissance? This question is at the heart of ?Grounding the Book: Readers, Writers, and Places in the Pre-Modern World,? a symposium to be hosted on March 1 to 3 by the Marco Institute...
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The University of Texas at San Antonio's Department of Art and Art History will present the first Art History Symposium with the theme "Spain in Transition: Medieval to Early Modern." Free and open to the public, the symposium and related presentations...
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?The Building Blocks of France? is the topic of a symposium hosted by the University of Tennessee, Knoxville?s Marco Institute for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, March 26th to 27th, at the Howard H. Baker Jr. Center for Public Policy. The interdisciplinary...
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The following opportunities supported by the Society for Medieval Feminist Scholarship/Medieval Feminist Forum may be of interest to scholars working on gender and Byzantine culture. For details about membership to the SMFS/MFF, go to: http://www.minotstateu.edu/mff/join.shtml...