Texts and Contexts Annual Conference
October 26-27, 2012, at the Center for Epigraphical and Palaeographic Studies, Ohio State University
Law and Social Relations Session(s)
2013 Medieval Academy of America, Knoxville TN.
Mapping the Atlantic: Digital Humanities and Atlantic Studies
An interdisciplinary graduate student conference at the University of Michigan, April 13-14 2012.
On the Edge: Medieval Margins and the Margins of Academic Life
The On the Edge symposium at the University of Chicago will accompanying the May 9 preview of the exhibit On the Edge: Medieval Margins and the Margins of Academic Life.
Nations and Empires of the Early Modern Period
Keynote Speakers: Joyce MacDonald, University of Kentucky, and Daniel Vitkus, Florida State University
Renaissance Borders
Annual Princeton Renaissance Studies Graduate Conference
Human/Animal in Medieval France
9th Annal Symposium of the International Medieval Society - Paris 28-30 June 2012, Paris, France
Beyond Borders: The Impact of Cultural Exchange in Art History
University of Cambridge Graduate Conference in the History of Art.
2012 OCICS: Bonds, Links, and Ties in Medieval and Renaissance Chronicles
Oxford/Cambridge International Chronicles Symposium (OCICS) is a biennial conference devoted to the interdisciplinary study of historical and related texts in the medieval and Early Modern periods.
The Dimensions of the Indian Ocean World Past
Sources and opportnities for interdisciplinary work in Indian Ocean World History, 9th-19th centuries. The interdisciplinary discussions will focus upon three main research thrusts: archeological, economic and environmental.
Vagantes 2012
Vagantes is the largest conference in North America for graduate students studying the Middle Ages, and aims to provide an open dialogue among junior scholars from all fields of medieval studies.
Religion and Modes of Cultural Mediation in Early Modernity
How did the early-modern world wrestle with radical changes concerning the nature of belief? In what ways did they alter and reshape their religious and everyday lives to conform to the realities of religiously pluralistic societies?
European Encounters with Islam in Asia, 1500-1800
The beginning of the global economy in the sixteenth century produced many unexpected outcomes, but perhaps none more surprising to Europeans than the success of Muslim peoples throughout Asia...
Medieval Art and the Cult of the Dead
We invite papers investigating all aspects of the representation of the cult of the dead in the Middle Ages and also explorations of how these images were incorporated into the liturgy, pilgrimages and processions.
47th International Congress on Medieval Studies
Four sessions: The Laboring Mediterranean; Hafiz and 14th c. Sufism; Against the Grain: The Experience of Subject Religious Communities; Intellectual Disability in Medieval and Early Modern Europe
