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In recent years there has been a revolution in the study of medieval warfare. Traditional paradigms that emphasised pitched battles and the charge of heavily armed mounted knights have given way to a focus upon sieges and raids, as well … Lire la suite →

5-7 June 2014 We are pleased to announce the call for papers for Gender and Transgression in the Middle Ages 2014, an interdisciplinary conference hosted by the University of St Andrews Institute of Mediaeval Studies (SAIMS). Entering into its sixth … Lire la suite →

Elections and voting procedures were central to many pre-modern polities and had a major impact on the cultures, societies and intellectual traditions in which they took place. This conference at the Croatian Institute for Historical Sciences, Dubrovnik (24-25 April 2014) … Lire la suite →

Mittelalterliche und frühneuzeitliche urbane Siedlungen stellten in den meisten Fällen in sich deutlich differenziertere und vielschichtigere Gebilde dar, als der Einheit suggerierende Begriff der „Stadt“ auf den ersten Blick vermuten lässt. Diese ebenso grundlegende wie weitreichende Erkenntnis fand ihren Niederschlag … Lire la suite →

17–18 October 2014 Vatican Film Library—Saint Louis University Libraries Special Collections Saint Louis University St. Louis, MO The Saint Louis Conference on Manuscript Studies is organized annually by the Vatican Film Library and its journal, Manuscripta, and is the longest … Lire la suite →

Les 4 et 5 juillet 2014, l’Ecole doctorale transfrontalière LOGOS (Lorraine – Liège – Luxembourg – Sarre – Trèves – Mannheim) organisera ses Journées doctorales annuelles. Après Liège en 2011, Metz en 2012 et Sarrebruck en 2013, c’est à Luxembourg … Lire la suite →

Having been gifted with the senses, what did medieval man make of himself? Was he ashamed of the evil qualities that they brought, as claimed by many medievalists such as Jacques le Goff? Indeed, was it necessary for medieval people … Lire la suite →

The authority of Andreas Vesalius (1514-1564) in reviving the human anatomy is without any doubt a landmark in the history of science. Yet, his breakthrough was inconceivable without his predecessors’ works, and later on, his own legacy would not remain untouched. This multidisciplinary … Lire la suite →

Colloque organisé dans le cadre du GDR « Derniers Capétiens » à l’occasion du 700e anniversaire de la mort de Philippe le Bel Université Paris-Sorbonne, 2-4 octobre 2014 À l’occasion du 700e anniversaire de la mort de Philippe le Bel, … Lire la suite →

Colloque international Bruxelles–Bruges, 5–7 mars 2015 Marie de Bourgogne (1457–1482), fille de Charles le Téméraire et héritière des États de ce dernier, a été jusqu’ici peu étudiée par les spécialistes du XVe siècle. Malgré une exposition, tenue à Beaune entre novembre … Lire la suite →