Category Archives: Call for Papers

Call for Papers – Leeds International Medieval Congress, 1-4 July 2019, Leeds The International Medieval Congress (IMC) is the largest medieval studies conference in the world. More than 2,900 medievalists from more than 60 countries participated in the 25th annual International Medieval … Continue reading →

For more information, click here. One of the major international medievalists scholarly gatherings happens every July in Leeds: the International Medieval Congress. This year the general subject is “Materiality”, and we think that this something digital medievalists can say a lot … Continue reading →

ANZAMEMS 12th Biennial Conference 2019 Call for Papers, Postgraduate Advanced Training Seminars and Bursary Application The Committee of the ANZAMEMS 2019 Conference (5-8 February 2019) invites paper and panel proposals, PATS expressions of interest, and bursary and prize applications to … Continue reading →

CFP: Early Medieval Education ICMS, Kalamazoo 9-12 May 2019 Scenes of instruction and learning fill early medieval literature and art–Boethius at Philosophia’s knees, Alcuin and Charlemagne discussing rhetoric, Lioba recalling Eadburga’s poetic instruction. Education, as Irina Dumitrescu pointed out in … Continue reading →

Biennial London Chaucer Conference: Chaucer and Europe Friday 28th– Saturday 29th June 2019 Hosted by the Institute of English Studies, School of Advanced Study, University of London. Keynote addresses by Professor Laura Kendrick (University of Versailles) and Professor David Wallace … Continue reading →

Messy Bodies: An Interdisciplinary Approach to the Body in Pre-Modern Culture 54th ICMS | May 9-12, 2019 Following our end-of-the-year symposium, the Medieval and Renaissance Graduate Interdisciplinary Network welcomes papers for our two sessions on Messy Bodies: An Interdisciplinary Approach to … Continue reading →

This session at the 2019 International Congress on Medieval Studies examines the many valences of wounds in late medieval Christianity, focusing on themes surrounding wounds and wounding both visible (corporeal and/or material) and invisible (rhetorical and allegorical). The image of … Continue reading →

To encourage the integration of Byzantine studies within the scholarly community and medieval studies in particular, the Mary Jaharis Center for Byzantine Art and Culture seeks proposals for a Mary Jaharis Center sponsored session at the 26th International Medieval Congress, … Continue reading →

Al-Andalus in Motion: Travelling Concepts and Cross-Cultural Contexts’ Istanbul Medeniyet University, 15-16 November 2018 The history of Iberia, as both an originator and a product of global colonization, constitutes a field of study for interrogating fundamental concepts of contemporary liberal-democratic … Continue reading →

For both contemporary scholars and classical theorists, capitalism defines modernity. Yet for a concept that is so en vogue (consider, e.g., the surprising success of Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty- First Century), there is little consensus over what it is … Continue reading →