Calendar of Events

Race Before Modernity Book Club: The Blacks of Premodern China

Program in Medieval Studies

Medieval Song and the Sounding of World, Body, and Imagination

Sarah Kay, New York University and Concordian Dawn, Ensemble for Medieval Music

LUDUS, A Collaborative Humanities Project; Program in Medieval Studies

Medieval Studies Book Club: Thou Art the Man: The Masculinity of David in the Christian and Jewish Middle Ages

Program in Medieval Studies

LAMB Workshop: ‘Lapidatores, Percussores Urbisque Depopulatores’: Urban Violence in the Chronicle of Marcellinus Comes

Radka Pallová (History)

Program in Medieval Studies; the Center for Collaborative History; Departments of Art & Archaeology, English, Religion, and Classics

Medieval Faculty Colloquium: “How Japan Became Known as the Land of the Rising Sun: The Enduring Influence of the Seventeen Commandments of 604”

Thomas Conlan

Program in Medieval Studies

PPLAB – “Wanted: Skeptical Eyes to Test The Cologne, Dombibliothek Cod. 13”

Beatrice Kitzinger, Art & Archaeology

Department of Classics, Program in Medieval Studies, MARBAS

EHL Seminar: “The Long Shadow of the 536 CE Event”

Lee Mordechai, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Environmental History Lab; Humanities Council; Program in Medieval Studies

LAMB Workshop: “Food Fight: Economic and Political Relations Between Sicily and Ifriqiya in the 11th Century”

Ksenia Ryzhova (History)

Program in Medieval Studies; The Center for Collaborative History; Departments of Art & Archaeology, English, Religion, and Classics

Medieval Studies Book Club: The Emperor and the Elephant

Program in Medieval Studies

Comparative Diplomatics: “How can Jesuits be mistaken for Buddhist monks? Ōuchi Yoshinaga’s 1552 commendation and its Portuguese and Latin Afterlives”

Center for Collaborative History; Program in Medieval Studies