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MIT Ancient and Medieval Studies Colloquium

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Lauren Jacobi (MIT): Charitable Banking and the Transcendental Economy in Italy, ca. 1450-1600.

MIT Ancient and Medieval Studies Lecture Series

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Joseph Howley (Columbia University), Setting (and Binding) the Table: Ancient Roman Paratext in the Age of Print .

MIT Ancient and Medieval Studies Colloquium

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Anna Zayaruznaya (Yale University), TBA.

MIT Ancient and Medieval Studies Seminar

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Sonja Drimmer (University of Massachusetts Amherst), Is Book History the History of Books? Genealogies Between the Scroll and the Codex in Fifteenth-Century England.

MIT Ancient and Medieval Studies Colloquium Series

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Arthur Bahr (English, MIT), Compulsory Figures.

MIT Ancient and Medieval Studies Colloquium

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Eric Goldberg (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), title TBA.

MIT Ancient and Medieval Studies Colloquium

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Alexandra Gillespie (University of Toronto), "'A Certeyn Thing': Books in Chaucer's Literary Epistemology"

MIT Ancient and Medieval Studies Colloquium Series

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Eric Weiskott (Boston College), Early English Meter as a Way of Thinking.

MIT Ancient and Medieval Studies Colloquium

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Thomas F.X. Noble (University of Notre Dame emeritus), Virtual Materiality. This talk will take place on Zoom; please click here to join the meeting.

MIT Ancient and Medieval Studies Colloquium

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Daniel L. Smail (Harvard University), Practices of Slavery in Mediterranean Europe, 1250-1500.

MIT Ancient and Medieval Studies Colloquium

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Patrick Geary (Institute for Advanced Study, emeritus), The Challenges and Dangers of Genetic History. This event will take place on the Zoom platform; to register, please click here.

MIT Ancient and Medieval Studies Colloquium

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Shane Bobrycki (University of Vienna), Plague, War, Migration, Climate Change, Sex, and the Demographic Riddle of the Early Middle Ages. This talk will take place on the Zoom meeting platform; please click here to register.