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Conference Report: Gender and Transgression – St Andrews Institute for Mediaeval Studies
http://saims.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/2015/06/18/conference-report-gender-and-transgression
St Andrews Institute for Mediaeval Studies. Where are they now? MLitt in Mediaeval Studies. PhD in Mediaeval Studies. Conference Report: Gender and Transgression. On 7-9 May 2015, the University of St Andrews Institute for Mediaeval Studies hosted the annual Gender and Transgression in the Medieval World conference. This year’s theme was Crime, Punishment, and Penance. 8220;How was gender expressed in the medieval world? What activities were considered to be transgressive? Showed in the dispute following...
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Prof Frances Andrews’ Edited Volume: Churchmen and Urban Government in Late Medieval Italy – St Andrews Institute for Mediaeval Studies
http://saims.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/2015/05/26/prof-frances-andrews-edited-volume-churchmen-and-urban-government-in-late-medieval-italy
St Andrews Institute for Mediaeval Studies. Where are they now? MLitt in Mediaeval Studies. PhD in Mediaeval Studies. Prof Frances Andrews’ Edited Volume: Churchmen and Urban Government in Late Medieval Italy. From the School of History webpage. 8216; edited volume, Churchmen and Urban Government in Late Medieval Italy, c.1200 c.1450: Cases and Contexts. This phenomenon raises interesting questions. How did this relationship between religious communities and urban government work? Why did it work?
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Seminars – St Andrews Institute for Mediaeval Studies
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St Andrews Institute for Mediaeval Studies. Where are they now? MLitt in Mediaeval Studies. PhD in Mediaeval Studies. Programme for Martinmas Semester 2016. Meeting on Monday 5.15 pm in the Old Class Library, St John’s House, unless otherwise stated. Charismatic Things in Medieval German Narratives. Dr Philipp Nothaft (All Souls, Oxford). And the Twelfth-Century Renaissance: The Case of Walcher of Malvern. Dr Helen Foxhall-Forbes (Durham). Dr PJP. Goldberg (York). Professor Caroline Walker Bynum. Truth-T...
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Spotlight on Professor Richard Kaeuper, 2014-2015 Bullough Fellow – St Andrews Institute for Mediaeval Studies
http://saims.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/2015/05/01/spotlight-on-professor-richard-kaeuper-2014-2015-bullough-fellow
St Andrews Institute for Mediaeval Studies. Where are they now? MLitt in Mediaeval Studies. PhD in Mediaeval Studies. Spotlight on Professor Richard Kaeuper, 2014-2015 Bullough Fellow. Is our 2014-2015 Donald Bullough Fellow. Of the University of St Andrews plans to write an English translation of this text; I will write an historical analysis of this knight in the autumn of chivalry. Much of the term was necessarily devoted to seeing. Through Cambridge University Press, which commissioned it, and. Profe...
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SAIMS-Net – St Andrews Institute for Mediaeval Studies
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St Andrews Institute for Mediaeval Studies. Where are they now? MLitt in Mediaeval Studies. PhD in Mediaeval Studies. This content is password protected. To view it please enter your password below:. Monday 7th November 2016, Old Class Library, 5.15pm. Dr Martine Veldhuizen (Utrecht). Truth-Tellers: The Mentality behind Subversive Speech Behaviour in Narratives in the First Printed books (1450-1500). Professor Caroline Walker Bynum Gives Butler Lecture. SAIMS: Home of TMJ. Proudly powered by WordPress.
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People – St Andrews Institute for Mediaeval Studies
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St Andrews Institute for Mediaeval Studies. Where are they now? MLitt in Mediaeval Studies. PhD in Mediaeval Studies. The St Andrews Institute of Medieval Studies is a lively interdisciplinary centre for research and teaching on all aspects of the Middle Ages. Find out more about us by clicking on the links below:. Where are they now? Monday 7th November 2016, Old Class Library, 5.15pm. Dr Martine Veldhuizen (Utrecht). Professor Caroline Walker Bynum Gives Butler Lecture. SAIMS: Home of TMJ.
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Staff – St Andrews Institute for Mediaeval Studies
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St Andrews Institute for Mediaeval Studies. Where are they now? MLitt in Mediaeval Studies. PhD in Mediaeval Studies. James Palmer, Director and Bettina Bildhauer. Early mediaeval culture, especially in the Carolingian and Anglo-Saxon worlds; time and apocalypse; mediaeval hagiography and the cult of saints. Mediaeval Italy, the northern communes, the city of Rome, Italian chronicles; mediaeval religion, the church and papacy, religious orders, heresy. Professor Robert Bartlett FBA. On leave semester 1.
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Justine Firnhaber-Baker Reports on Mediaeval Revolts Conference – St Andrews Institute for Mediaeval Studies
http://saims.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/2015/04/29/justine-firnhaber-baker-reports-on-mediaeval-revolts-conference
St Andrews Institute for Mediaeval Studies. Where are they now? MLitt in Mediaeval Studies. PhD in Mediaeval Studies. Justine Firnhaber-Baker Reports on Mediaeval Revolts Conference. The Age of Revolt: Comparative Perspectives on Medieval Rebellion. Is expected to be published by Routledge in 2016. You can keep up-to-date on the project at its WordPress site. April 29, 2015. Professor Robin Fleming Presents at SAIMS Seminar, Visit Supported by Dr Lucilla Butler. Dr Martine Veldhuizen (Utrecht).
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June 2015 – St Andrews Institute for Mediaeval Studies
http://saims.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/2015/06
St Andrews Institute for Mediaeval Studies. Where are they now? MLitt in Mediaeval Studies. PhD in Mediaeval Studies. Monthly Archives: June 2015. Report: Symposium on Emotions in the Courtroom. May, a one and half day symposium on the theme of. Emotions in the Courtroom. And the Marie Curie research network Power and Institutions in Medieval Islam and Christendom ( PIMIC. Funding was also received from the Royal Society of Edinburgh ( RSE. The symposium was co-convened by Kimberley-Joy Knight. The rich ...
