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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, East Asian Studies
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
Race Before Modernity Book Club: Medieval Art and Race: A Conversation with Pamela Patton
Program in Medieval Studies
Medieval Faculty Colloquium: “El Greco – Architect?”
Charlie Barber, Art & Archaeology
Program in Medieval Studies
HOS Colloquia: Listening to Albert the Great on the Art of Becoming a Natural Scientist
Katja Krause, Max Planck Institute for the History of Science
Program in the History of Science; Program in Medieval Studies
LAMB Workshop: “And To Our Master, The Illustrious Caliph, Belongs The Lofty Resolution Regarding This, If God Wills”
Yusuf Umrethwala (Visiting Scholar)
Program in Medieval Studies; The Center for Collaborative History; Departments of Art & Archaeology, English, Religion, and Classics
