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292 results for "Graduate Seminars"

292 results for "Graduate Seminars"

Premodern Race Seminar

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The Premodern Race Seminar is an interdisciplinary discussion group on race in Classics, Medieval Studies and Early Modern Studies. Readings will be precirculated. Open to Harvard faculty, graduate students and senior undergraduates. To register for the...

Premodern Race Seminar

Event
The Premodern Race Seminar is an interdisciplinary discussion group on race in Classics, Medieval Studies and Early Modern Studies. Readings will be precirculated. Open to Harvard faculty, graduate students and senior undergraduates. Meeting theme...

Premodern Race Seminar

Event
The Premodern Race Seminar is an interdisciplinary discussion group on race in Classics, Medieval Studies and Early Modern Studies. Readings will be precirculated. Open to Harvard faculty, graduate students and senior undergraduates. Meeting theme...

Premodern Race Seminar

Event
The Premodern Race Seminar is an interdisciplinary discussion group on race in Classics, Medieval Studies and Early Modern Studies. Readings will be precirculated. Open to Harvard faculty, graduate students and senior undergraduates. Meeting theme...

Premodern Race Seminar

Event
The Premodern Race Seminar is an interdisciplinary discussion group on race in Classics, Medieval Studies and Early Modern Studies. Readings will be precirculated. Open to Harvard faculty, graduate students and senior undergraduates To register for the...

FAS Premodern Race Seminar

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A discussion with Geraldine Heng (University of Texas Austin) of her book The Invention of Race in the European Middle Ages. This Zoom-based seminar, supported by the Provostial Fund for the Arts and Humanities and convened by Anna Wilson (Department of...

Mahindra Humanities Center Medieval Studies Seminar

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Author Rowan Dorin, Assistant Professor of History at Stanford University, discusses his new book No Return: Jews, Christian Usurers, and the Spread of Mass Expulsion in Medieval Europe (Princeton University Press, 2022) with Daniel Lord Smail, Frank B...

The Medieval Studies Library

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About The Medieval Studies Library is located on the third floor of Widener Library. It contains a small but robust non-circulating collection of printed materials for scholars of the medieval world—manuscript resources (including the Chartae Latinae...

Medieval History Graduate Workshop

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András Németh (Vatican Library), Byzantine Appropriation of the Past: The Heritage of Constantine VII Revisited. Co-sponsored by the MHC Seminar in Book History.

Medieval History Graduate Workshop

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How Does Stuff Happen? A roundtable discussion on the theme of historical causality featuring Harvard History graduate students Reed Morgan, Sama Mammadova, Sergio Leos, and Konrad Boeschenstein. Sponsored by the Medieval History Graduate Workshop and...