Category Archives: Appel à contributions

Historians of medicine and science have long understood the cultural constructedness of concepts such as health and disease, nature, ecology and the environment. And for their part, literary scholars are very familiar with the medical and scientific topoi, images and … Lire la suite →

Colloque Annuel du « Mid-America Medieval Association ». Où: Kansas State University, Manhattan Kansas Quand: Vendredi-Samedi, 25 février, 2012 Thème: Rencontrer L’Autre Conférence Plenière: Dr. John McCulloh, Professor of History, Kansas State University, « St. William of Norwich as/and the Medieval Other » L’association … Lire la suite →

Le XVIe colloque international d’onomastique, organisé par la Société française d’onomastique, en collaboration avec la section wallonne de la Commission royale de toponymie et dialectologie (Bruxelles) et l’Université de Liège, se déroulera du 12 au 14 septembre 2012 à l’Université … Lire la suite →

1. GOALS AND RULES  STSM are aimed at fostering collaboration, learning new techniques or using working instru­ments not available in the home institution. The objectives of the STSM must be in accor­dance with the main objectives of COST Action IS … Lire la suite →

Après le thème de la 1ère journée d’étude sur « L’expérimentation » (2006), celui de la 2e a été consacré en 2007 aux « Images et pratiques techniques ». Le thème retenu pour la 3e journée en 2009 était celui … Lire la suite →

Centre for Reformation and Renaissance StudiesVictoria University in the University of Toronto, October 19-20, 2012. Keynote speakers: Herman Roodenburg, Head of the Department of Dutch Ethnology at the Meertens Institute; Chair of Historical Anthropology of Europe at the Free University … Lire la suite →

The social organisation of medieval and early modern urban communities has long been debated, particularly the significance of norms, networks and institutions for advancing social integration and cohesion. Pre-modern urban life is sometimes thought to have rested on a lost … Lire la suite →

International Conference – June 3-4, 2012 – Tel Aviv University, Art History Department Space has been subject to aesthetic, art-historical, philosophical, anthropological, geographical and political investigations, each with its idiosyncratic definitions. Space maintains a close relation with illusionism, narrativity, and … Lire la suite →

The Graduate Art History Joint Program of Case Western Reserve University and the Cleveland Museum of Art announces : Things Fall Apart: Fragmentation in Visual Culture Things Fall Apart : Fragmentation in Visual Culture Friday, March 23, 2012 Cleveland Museum … Lire la suite →

An event to take place on Monday 6 February 2012, at The Courtauld Institute of Art, Somerset House, Strand, London WC2 Life in the Middle Ages has traditionally been viewed in Hobbesian terms as nasty, brutish and short. However, more … Lire la suite →