IGTM's 2024 Call for Papers: "The End"
/The IGTM has issued a Call for Papers for its 2024 conference meeting in Utrecht. Abstracts of 100 words should be e-mailed by December 30.
Read MoreThe IGTM has issued a Call for Papers for its 2024 conference meeting in Utrecht. Abstracts of 100 words should be e-mailed by December 30.
Read MoreThe 2016 University of Toronto Colloquium in Medieval Philosophy will be taking place on September 23rd and 24th. Read about it here.
Read MoreMsgr. Daniel Gallagher of the Vatican's Office of Latin Letters sends us the following announcement about the first all Latin roundtable discussion at the International Congress on Medieval Studies in Kalamazoo:
Animadvertenda:
Quando: Idibus Maiis, ab hora X matutina ad horam XI et semihoram
Ubi: Universitas Michiganensis Occidentalis, aula "Schneider" 1274
Argumentum: De lingua Latina vivente in studiis mediaevalibus huius temporis
Nuntium de colloquio invenitur in pagina LXIV Libelli Congressus, ad quod accessum habetis in hoc situ interretial.
Sciatis etiam convivium, nullius nisi iucunditatis et humanitatis causa, habebitur eodem die, hora quinta et quadrante vesperi, Septentrionali Americano Latinitatis Vivae Instituto (SALVI) necnon Instituto "Paideia" praebendum, in aula "Fetzer" 2020.
I'm sure that this unique and excellent event will draw a crowd, so you might want to get there early to get a good seat.
A conference entitled "The Influences of the Dominican Order in the Middle Ages" will be held (primarily) at the Taylor Institution at the University of Oxford this September 10-12. Here is the description from the conference website:
From its modest foundations in 1216, the Dominican Order grew rapidly in the first century of its existence, establishing itself across Europe as a learned Order of Preachers. This interdisciplinary conference will explore the influences of the Dominican Order on all aspects of medieval life, encompassing the large-scale influences of the Order and the legacy of its prominent figures, as well as the impact that the Order had on those that came into contact with it.
The conference program can be found here and the abstracts of the conference papers can be found here.
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