Shady Nasser joined the Harvard faculty from Cambridge University, where he was Lecturer in Classical Arabic Studies. Prof. Nasser writes and teaches on pre-Islamic and early Islamic poetry, Akhbar literature, and Hadith, with a special focus upon Qur...
Joseph Nagy joined the Harvard faculty from UCLA, where he was Professor of English and Folklore & Mythology. His research focuses on medieval Celtic languages and literatures, with a particular interest in folklore and mythology. Among his numerous...
Suzannah Clark is a scholar of medieval and modern music history and theory, whose teaching and research interests range from the music of Franz Schubert, to the history of tonal theory, to music analysis, to the history and performance of medieval music...
Jeffrey McDonough is Professor of Philosophy, and an affiliate member of the Committee on Medieval Studies. His research focuses on the intersection of philosophy, religion and science in pre-modern Europe. Recent publications include studies of medieval...
Professor Kamali teaches criminal law and the history of English law and legal institutions. Her research focuses on the development of criminal law within the English common law tradition in the Middle Ages, in particular the evolution of the trial jury...
Trained as an architect and art historian, Professor Payne is a scholar of late medieval and early modern architecture, art theory, and the historiography of art, focusing upon the Italian and Mediterranean worlds. She is a recipient of the Alexander von...
David Stern is a scholar of Jewish literature and its production from the post-Biblical period to the modern day, with a special interest in rabbinic and medieval Hebrew literature as well as the material history of the Jewish book. Among his many...
Charles Stang’s research and teaching focus on the history and theology of Christianity in late antiquity, especially Eastern varieties of Christianity. He is especially interested in the development of asceticism, monasticism, and mysticism in Eastern...
A Fellow of the Medieval Academy of America since 2002, Michael McCormick's research and teaching focus upon the historiography, politics, and economic history of the Merovingian and Carolingian world. Currently, he leads a cross-disciplinary research...
Josiah Blackmore is a scholar of Iberian literature and culture, with a focus on medieval and early modern Portuguese writing. He is the author of Manifest Perdition: Shipwreck Narrative and the Disruption of Empire(University of Minnesota Press, 2002)...
