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Visualizing Camelot Exhibit in Rochester

Posted on March 3, 2024 by postmedievalist

The University of Rochester will be hosting the Visualizing Camelot exhibit from March 7 to December 2, 2024. There will be lots of materials relevant to those interested in Arthurian medievalism. See the attached flyer for more information! Visualizing_Camelot_Postcard

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CFP for ISSM Annual Conference–Deadline Update!

Posted on February 19, 2024 by postmedievalist

Submissions for ISSM’s annual conference have been extended to March 8. The conference, The Games of Medievalism, will take place in Montclair and South Orange from July 9 to 11, with both in-person and online presentation options available. For more … Continue reading →

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CFP: Marie de Trans: Tranimality, Translation, and Transformation in Marie de France’s Lais

Posted on October 13, 2023 by postmedievalist

Meg Cornell and Sara Petrosillo are seeking abstract proposals for chapter contributions to an edited collection titled Marie de Trans: Tranimality, Translation, and Transformation in Marie de France’s Lais.   Guigemar; Equitan; Le Fresne; Bisclavret; Lanval; Deus Amanz; Yonec; Laüstic; Milun; … Continue reading →

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CFP: Studies in Medievalism 34, Tribal Medievalisms

Posted on September 24, 2023 by postmedievalist

Traditional applications of the word “tribal” in medievalism studies and elsewhere in academia have recently come under intense criticism and sometimes been censored. Yet, in broader cultural contexts, the term seems to be gaining ever greater currency as a synonym … Continue reading →

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ICMS CFP: Medieval and Medievalist Masculinities (A Roundtable)

Posted on September 4, 2023 by postmedievalist

Medieval and Medievalist Masculinities (A Roundtable) Contact email: sigal@wfu.edu Delivery mode: fully online Principal Sponsoring Organization: TEAMS (Teaching Association for Medieval Studies) “The search for a transcendent, timeless definition of manhood is a sociological phenomenon – we search for the … Continue reading →

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