Publication Roundup I
Two book reviews which I’ve written have recently been published in the journals Hortulus and Retrospectives: Review of Tanya Stabler Miller, The Beguines of Medieval …
Two book reviews which I’ve written have recently been published in the journals Hortulus and Retrospectives: Review of Tanya Stabler Miller, The Beguines of Medieval …
I think we need to coin a term for the specific kind of exhaustion that hits the day after the IMC. Thursday Session 8: Transforming …
The Iowa Forum for Graduate Medievalists will host a symposium next month, showcasing some of the best in recent research on medieval topics by graduate …
Image: A celebratory dance in the margins of “The Romance of Alexander”. Bodleian Library, MS 264, f.21v. [Source] It’s my pleasure to host the 144th …
Image above: Detail from “Allegory of Good Government” by Ambrogio Lorenzetti, Palazzo Pubblico, Siena, 1338-40 [Source] Next month, this blog will host the History Carnival. …
[Image above page from a 15th-century Latin-German dictionary. Badische Landesbibliothek, Donaueschingen 54, f.1r. Credit.] This is a handlist of dictionaries useful for those working with …
Above: General Hospital’s Tower, as seen from the steps of the Old Capitol Four times a day, the University of Iowa campus resounds to the …
Image above: Holkham Lawbook. BL MS Additional 49366, f. 17r. The Haskins Society Conference has moved this year to Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota, the …
This year’s Midwest Medieval History Conference was held at Dominican University, just outside of Chicago—what a lovely campus, and such a well-run event! My memories …
Last night was the University of Iowa Center for the Book‘s Brownell Lecture 2014, and the lecture hall was truly packed for Paul Needham’s talk …