Medieval History
Third Annual Workshop
DISEASE, DISABILITY AND MEDICINE IN EARLY MEDIEVAL EUROPE
AD 400-1200
THE IMPACT OF DISEASE: SOCIAL, POLITICAL AND RELIGIOUS
Rewley House, Oxford
5-6 July 2008
Call for Papers
The conference aims to be a forum for scholars working on the topic in a
variety of disciplines and regions of Northern Europe. We invite session
proposals and offers of individual papers that address the topic of the
conference from a range of different angles, such as archaeology,
palaeopathology, as well as linguistic and historical evidence. Papers
relevant to early medieval disease and disability in general will also
be considered. Abstracts (300 words maximum) should be submitted
electronically to [email protected] by 1 March 2008 at the
latest.
Organising Committee
Professor Robert Arnott
Dr Sally Crawford
(Centre for the History of Medicine
University of Birmingham Medical School)
Dr Christina Lee
(School of English Studies, University of Nottingham)
For further information about the conference please contact Professor
Robert Arnott at [email protected]
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Third Annual Workshop
DISEASE, DISABILITY AND MEDICINE IN EARLY MEDIEVAL EUROPE
AD 400-1200
THE IMPACT OF DISEASE: SOCIAL, POLITICAL AND RELIGIOUS
Rewley House, Oxford
5-6 July 2008
Call for Papers
The conference aims to be a forum for scholars working on the topic in a
variety of disciplines and regions of Northern Europe. We invite session
proposals and offers of individual papers that address the topic of the
conference from a range of different angles, such as archaeology,
palaeopathology, as well as linguistic and historical evidence. Papers
relevant to early medieval disease and disability in general will also
be considered. Abstracts (300 words maximum) should be submitted
electronically to [email protected] by 1 March 2008 at the
latest.
Organising Committee
Professor Robert Arnott
Dr Sally Crawford
(Centre for the History of Medicine
University of Birmingham Medical School)
Dr Christina Lee
(School of English Studies, University of Nottingham)
For further information about the conference please contact Professor
Robert Arnott at [email protected]
- 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...
- 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...
- Cfp: To Die Would Be An Awfully Big Adventure
?To Die Would be an Awfully Big Adventure?: The Glory and the Gore of Death and Horror Through the Ages10th Annual Medievalism Transformed Conference Friday 6 June 2014 University of Wales, Bangor Abstracts are now being invited for the 10th annual Medievalism...
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