🎉 Excited to host a @QMCRLE writing residency with @cathleenmair11 two weeks from now! We'll be thinking about and reflecting on our academic projects as we write. We'll have some down time & enjoy cultural activities @Pitt_Rivers@OxfordOratory *
📢EXCITING NEWS 📢Extended deadline for the Society's annual Early Career Essay Prize. Submissions due in 30 June 2022. Cash Prize £300! Details 👇 https://t.co/hs34GoA1RH
VERY excited for @QMCRLE's seminar on Text & Life: Spiritual Representation & Experience in Medieval Europe with @MiriERubin & Mathilde van Dijk
17 May, 17:00, @QMHistory ArtsTwo 3:17 & ZOOM
#EMReligion#medievaltwitter#twitterstorians
Zoom sign-up:
https://t.co/HZV0EVV4UJ
Very much looking forward to the Centre for Anglican History and Theology’s hybrid conference, ‘Contesting the Church in England c.1640-c.1670’ at @UniKent on Saturday 21 May 2022. Registration link: https://t.co/WjZVtsJF1z
Look out here for updates on our new project, Mapping Multifaith London - an interactive map of the religious topography of the eighteenth-century city https://t.co/mH1HpZTZHq
Hello! Our next seminar coming up next month - join us on 22 March when @DrHanWill and @tvmurdoch will be sharing their research on Huguenot refugees, Catholics in Paris and cultures of international exchange - register here: https://t.co/XqpzF6Miwg
TOMORROW Dr Mimi Ensley will present a paper on ‘Meeting Lydgate’s Ghost’, Wed 8 May 2019 at 1-2.15 pm in ArtsTwo 2.17 at QMUL. Sandwiches Provided! @QMHistory@QMULsed
Dr Ceri Law (Cambridge) will speak on: ‘Sermons, Life-writing and Biographical Memory’ TOMORROW (Wednesday 20) at 5-7pm in ArtsTwo 3.16, @QMHistory#emcambridge#emreligion
Tomorrow (Wednesday 20 March 2019) we will be welcoming Dr Ceri Law, who will be presenting a paper entitled ‘Sermons, Life-writing and Biographical Memory’, at 5-7pm in ArtsTwo 3.16, QMUL. @QMHistory@QMULsed
We're so looking forward to welcoming Dr Ceri Law @Ceri_Law next week. Dr Law will be presenting a paper entitled ‘Sermons, Life-writing and Biographical Memory’, on Wednesday 20 March 2019 at 5-7pm in ArtsTwo 3.16, QMUL. @QMHistory@QMULsed
TOMORROW: Dr Lucy Wooding (Lincoln College, Oxford) will speak on:
The Book as Image: Tudor Religious Culture and Perceptions of Print
Wednesday 9 January 2019 5-7pm
ArtsTwo 3.16, Queen Mary University of London
I truly enjoyed @rosavidaldoval paper on Juan Luis Vives, who was considered an example of Catholic humanism until historians found out that he came from a converso family and whose books attracted protestant audience. It cannot be more #16thcentury#jewlymodern
This is TODAY!
Come and hear Rosa Vidal-Doval @rosavidaldoval speak today, Wednesday 14 Nov at 13.00 on ‘Juan Luis Vives and the Conversion of the Jews’. Graduate Centre 6.02, QMUL, Sandwiches Provided, all welcome!
Come and hear Rosa Vidal-Doval @rosavidaldoval speak this Wednesday 14 Nov on ‘Juan Luis Vives and the Conversion of the Jews’. Graduate Centre 6.02, QMUL, Sandwiches Provided, all welcome!