Global Medieval Peasants Research Network

Promoting international discourse to retrieve the voices and experiences of peasants across the medieval world
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[Global Medieval Peasants Research Network @GlobalPeasants]

Gathering speakers from around the world working on the diverse histories of pre-modern peasants, we are proud to announce that registration is now open for the first annual Global Medieval Peasants Conference, which will take place online 10-11 June 2022.

[Nerea Fernández Cadenas @NereaVsk]

Si quieres profundizar más en esta investigación, consulta mi artículo en open access: https://t.co/PYk2PrNI06

[Michael Stanley-Baker 徐源 @MStanleyBaker]

#ChineseMedicine, an Open Empire?
@routledgebooks Handbook of Chinese Medicine Book Launch and Mini Conference

Nov 23rd
Singapore, Taiwan, HK, China 10 PM - 2 AM
UK 2 PM - 6 PM
New York 9 AM - 1PM

https://t.co/MYGvIuStkK

[Valerie Hansen @VHansenYear1000]

Eric Greene and I are very pleased to host Wen Xin on at our Silk Road seminar where he will present on his forthcoming book, The King’s Road (pub date Jan. 2023). Public talk 4 pm, Nov. 2 in Sterling Library 218. In person only.

[khalid yousef @khalidsyossef]

"Empires and communities in the post-Roman and Islamic world, c. 400-1000 CE"
eds. Walter Pohl, Rutger Kramer
PUB: Oxford University Press

Available in Open access as PDF.

https://t.co/sYUP3U4VwB

[Shireen Hamza @ibn_shireen]

A single talisman slowly transformed over a millennium, from Iran to Yemen: read more in my post for https://t.co/oyoUdeIw3V. So many cool essays by early career scholars there, on everything from West African geomancy to dream interpretation. Thanks to Noah Gardiner for posting

[Global Medieval Peasants Research Network @GlobalPeasants]

We're getting started with the second, final day of our first annual conference! 🎉
It's been a successful event so far, thanks to our wonderful presenters and enthusiastic attendees.
The first session of the day begins at 10:15am BST.
#globalpeasantsconference

[Global Medieval Peasants Research Network @GlobalPeasants]

Session three has been and continues to be a treat!
We've heard a fascinating perspective on the history of China's economy from Professor Kent Deng and now an interrogation of Japanese peasants from Dr Morten Oxenbøll.
#globalpeasantsconference

[Global Medieval Peasants Research Network @GlobalPeasants]

Furry friends, like Brownie, are also invited to join our third session of #globalpeasantsconference!

[Nerea Fernández Cadenas @NereaVsk]

Brownie is also enjoying such great papers from @GlobalPeasants webinar.
#globalpeasantsconference

[Nerea Fernández Cadenas @NereaVsk]

Brownie is also enjoying such great papers from @GlobalPeasants webinar.
#globalpeasantsconference

[Global Medieval Peasants Research Network @GlobalPeasants]

Session two is getting started with a paper from @Papyrus_Stories on "A Rural Egyptian Community in the 7th and 8th Centuries".
#globalmedievalpeasants

[Global Medieval Peasants Research Network @GlobalPeasants]

As session one is coming to its close, we would like to thank Dr Daniel Reynolds and Dania Keyrouz for their wonderful contributions! #globalpeasantsconference

[Global Medieval Peasants Research Network @GlobalPeasants]

We're getting started! A heart warming gathering of diverse scholars, teachers, students, and other interested parties. #globalpeasantsconference

[Global Medieval Peasants Research Network @GlobalPeasants]

Happy Conference Day! 🎉
Our first annual conference is getting started in less than two hours. If you've yet to register but still want to join, click the link below 👇
It's free, and the lineup of speakers is sure to please!
https://t.co/MnrZ10goxT
#medievaltwitter #history

[Global Medieval Peasants Research Network @GlobalPeasants]

Hello, #medievaltwitter and #history folks!
Tomorrow begins our first annual Global Medieval Peasants Research Conference 🎉
If you've yet to register and you're interested in joining, you've still got time! Just click the link below 👇👇👇
https://t.co/MnrZ10goxT

[Helen Wang @HelenWangLondon]

"The Silk Road and Cultural Exchanges between East and West" - by Rong Xinjiang, several translators, ed. by Sally K Church and @ImreGalambos - Brill, 2022 - see Table of Contents in the link https://t.co/wgcAu0BYOf

[Global Medieval Peasants Research Network @GlobalPeasants]

Just two weeks to go until the first annual Global Medieval Peasants Conference, 10-11 June 2022, via Zoom! If you're interested in hearing from our wonderful line-up of speakers, check out the link in our bio to register via Eventbrite.
#medievaltwitter

[Mariana Candido @CandidoMarianaP]

Almost done.

[medievalJewishStudiesNow! @ME_JEWSTUD_NOW]

Out in May: Jewish Women in the Medieval World, c. 500-1500 CE by Sarah Ifft Decker.
https://t.co/TCU1uwpw2A

[Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures (CSMC) @CSMC_Hamburg]

Out now: The new edition of Studies in Manuscript Cultures on #Medieval Multilingual #Manuscripts. Twelve cases studies, ranging from Ireland to Japan, together provide cross-cultural evidence for inter-language exchange in medieval Europe and Asia
https://t.co/xzB9attQDA

[Julio Magalhães @jcmo1977]

"Like all the historical actors of the past, we live in Veyne's messy, contradictory, manic, unique sublunary world-an exasperating, vexatious world where interpretation must be highly individual and very general at the same time. Hapily, every contribution in this collection 1/5