Category Archives: Conferences

Registration is now open for The Blood Conference, an interdisciplinary forum to discuss early modern and medieval theories of blood. Wednesday 8th to Friday 10th January 2014 St Anne’s College, Oxford Find out more and book in for the conference: www.thebloodproject.net Join the … Continue reading →

A reminder that this year’s New England Medieval Conference will take place on Saturday, 9 November. All events will take place in the Michael P. Metcalf Auditorium of the Chace Center, Rhode Island School of Design, 20 North Main Street … Continue reading →

“Beyond the “Land of the Three Cultures”: Re-Thinking Medieval Iberia.” September 13-14 at the University of Notre Dame This conference seeks to challenge the received notion of medieval Iberia as a “Land of the Three Cultures”—Christian, Muslim, and Jewish—by questioning … Continue reading →

The World of Manuscripts is an international conference in celebration of the 350th birthday of the Icelandic manuscript collector Árni Magnússon. The conference will be held in Reykjavík, 10th-13th October 2013. Registration is free and open to all and the … Continue reading →

The 40th Annual Saint Louis Conference on Manuscript Studies will be held October 11-12, 2013, at Saint Louis Louis University. Organized annually since 1974 by the Vatican Film Library — part of the Saint Louis University Libraries Special Collections — … Continue reading →

Registration is now open for: Latin in Medieval Britain: sources, language, and lexicography Oxford, 12-14 December 2013 2013 is the centenary of the proposal for a new dictionary of Medieval Latin that led to the start of many dictionary projects … Continue reading →

Registration is now open for ‘Ritual, State and Lordship in Medieval England, c.900-1300’, a one-day conference to be held on 16 July 1213 at the New College of the Humanities in London. The conference will explore the relationship between ritualised … Continue reading →

In 1113 David youngest son of St Margaret of Scotland founded a colony from St Bernard of Abbeville’s abbey of Thiron-Gardais at Selkirk in the Scottish Borders.  This community was the first of any of the reformed Benedictine or Augustinian … Continue reading →

LATE ANTIQUITY MADE NEW A CELEBRATION OF THE CAREER OF ELIZABETH A. CLARK April 11-13, 2013 Duke University Durham, NC 27708 Full Program & Schedule:  http://sites.duke.edu/clas/symposium-2013/symposium-schedule/ Registration (Free and Open to all!):  http://tinyurl.com/bsbby3q   Late Antiquity Made New brings together … Continue reading →

Voice and Voicelessness in Medieval Europe and Beyond An interdisciplinary conference in medieval studies 28 February & 1 March 2013 Boston University, 725 Commonwealth Avenue, Room 200 This 2-day international conference brings together scholars in literature, theology, law, art history, … Continue reading →