Medieval Studies Interdisciplinary Workshop
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Jordan Vanderpool (Romance Languages and Literatures), New Manuscript Evidence Related to Gonzalo de Berceo's Source for His Vida de Santa Oria.
Graduate Seminars
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English Department Medieval Colloquium
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Grace O'Duffy (Harvard Society of Fellows), Legible Bodies: Towards a Vocabulary of Sexual Violence in Old Norse Literature.
English Department Medieval Colloquium
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Rachel Smith (Villanova University), Technologies of Entanglement: Writing, Confession, and Compassion in the Life of Ida of Nivelles (c. 1231).
Bibendum/Gebeorscip
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... a bi-weekly festive gathering, in which those pursuing graduate studies of things medieval join together in commensural union. And drink. Proudly presented by the Medieval Studies Interdisciplinary Workshop and the English Medieval Colloquium.
Bibendum/Gebeorscip
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Join us for the inaugural Bibendum/Gebeorscip, a chance to meet other graduate medievalists (and fellow travelers) for snacks, libations, and sparkling repartée! Co-sponsored by the Interdisciplinary Medieval Studies Workshop and the English Department...
Medieval Studies Interdisciplinary Workshop
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Susan Phillips (Northwestern University) discusses her new book Learning to Talk Shop: Mercantile Mischief and Popular Pedagogy in Premodern England (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2025). Co-sponsored by the English Medieval Colloquium, the Medieval...
English Department Medieval Colloquium
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A graduate work-in-progress conference in celebration of Daniel Donoghue's thirty-nine years (and counting!) as a Harvard faculty member, followed by a lunch and a cake. All are welcome! For a full program and schedule, please click here .
Workshop on Arabic and Islamic Studies
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Masoud Ariankhou (Harvard University), Ahriman, Iblis, and the Geography of Satan in the Shahnameh.
Bibendum: Prom Edition
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Medievalist (and medieval-curious) grad students: put on your top hat, put on your ball gown, put on your tails! The Medieval Studies Interdisciplinary Workshop and Medieval English Colloquium proudly present the final Bibendum of the year, prom edition...
Medieval History Graduate Workshop
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Giorgio Lizzul (University of Vienna), Measuring Inequality in Fifteenth-Century Venice: New Evidence from Venetian Chronicles . This paper examines a hitherto unstudied Venetian chronicle which uniquely reproduces fiscal data from a mid-fifteenth-century...