Marissa Smit (History Department, Harvard University), Animal Frontiers in the Byzantine and Ottoman Worlds.

Kirsten Burke (History of Art and Architecture, Harvard University), Picturing the Islamic World as Ruin in Konrad Grünemberg’s Pilgrimage Journey (c. 1487).

Siren Celik (Harvard University), Conceptions of Time:... Read more about Medieval History Graduate Workshop

Eric Nemarich (Harvard University), The State as a Work of Art: Governing With Petty Officials in Fourteenth-Century Italy.

Jonathan Conant (Brown University), Was There Combat Trauma in the Early Middle Ages? Read more about Medieval History Graduate Workshop

Judith Peraino (Cornell University), Of Medieval Manuscripts and Mixtapes: Splicing the Body into Recorded Sound. Co-sponsored by the MHC Medieval Studies Seminar and the GSAS Medieval Studies Interdisciplinary Workshop. This lecture is part of the 2019-2020 Medieval Studies Seminar series "Hearing the Middle Ages".... Read more about Mahindra Humanities Center Medieval Studies Seminar

Martin Carver (University of York), Wearing Wealth: A Discussion about Social Change from Coinage to Clothing. This seminar for undergraduate and graduate students is part of the 2019 Harvard Medieval Material Culture program The View from the Trenches: Archeology and Medieval Studies Today, and is co-sponsored by the Committee on Medieval Studies, the Medieval Studies Interdisciplinary Workshop, the Medieval History Workshop, and the Harvard Numismatic Association. Please RSVP to Sean Gilsdorf by Monday, 1 April if you would like to attend.

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Melissa Vise (Washington and Lee University), Verbal Violence in Tales and Acts: The Decameron and the Notarial Register. Co-sponsored by the Medieval History Graduate Workshop and the Lauro de Bosis Lectureship in the History of Italian Civilization. Read more about Mahindra Humanities Center Medieval Studies Seminar

Kathryn Mogk (Harvard University), Listing Divine Names: A Study in Liturgical Form.

Katie Bugyis (Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies; 2018–19 Radcliffe Institute Fellow), Abbess as Mother? Constructions of Authority in Benedictine Women's Communities in England during the Central Middle Ages.

Anthony Bale (Birkbeck College, University of London; 2018–19 Morton W. Bloomfield Visiting Fellow), Margery Kempe, Renaissance Woman.

Anna Kelner (Harvard University), Remedying Temptation in A Revelation of Love.

Emily Thornbury (Yale University), Surface and Depth in Beowulf.

Yun Ni (Harvard University), "Iconoclasm and Liturgy in The Croxton Play of the Sacrament" 

Isaac Magaña G. Cantón (Harvard University), Mobility and Materiality: The Case of the Florentine Codex.