Texas Medieval

The Texas Medieval Association is an organization for the scholarly study of the Middle Ages in Texas.

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Do you work on Iberia? Join Texas medievalist @EricaBuchberger in this session at Kalamazoo in May 2024. CfP below.

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CFP: "Visigothic Legacies: New Ways of Bridging Pre- and Post-711" at @KzooICMS 2024, sponsored by the American Academy of Research Historians of Medieval Spain. Submit your proposal via the conference Confex portal by September 15.

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This is an entirely in-person conference. (We'll try to add hybrid options next year!) Fees are $10 for students & indep. scholars, $20 for faculty. This incl. conference, TEMA membership, break treats, and lunch. Dinner ($20/25) extra.

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More details about TEMA 2023 are now avail. on the website: https://t.co/wGFSYcI4h3 and in the thread below.

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Major Strand for 2023: FAME AND INFAMY in the Middle Ages
Keynote Speaker, Irina Dumitrescu @irinibus, University of Bonn on“Medieval Divas: The Medieval Prehistory of Celebrity”

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Those wishing to present a paper for this conference should submit a summary of no longer than 100 words by September 1, 2023 to Don Kagay (donkagay @ gmail. com) or Bonnie Wheeler (bwheeler @ mail.smu. edu). Plenary speaker: @irinibus. 2/2

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CALL FOR PAPERS: The thirty-third state meeting of the Texas Medieval Association will take place at Southern Methodist University on Saturday, September 23, 2023. 1/2

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Presider: Philipp W. Rosemann, Univ. of Kentucky

A roundtable discussion with Stephen Read, Barbara Bartocci, Calvin G. Normore, Graziana Silvia Ciola, and Adrian Ortuño Sosa Sr. 5/5

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TEMA at #Kzoo2023!!! Come see our two sponsored sessions:
Today at 1:30pm #session97
Friday at 1:30pm #session250

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Friday, 1:30 pm
Session 250, Paul of Venice’s Theory of Insolubles (A Roundtable) (Virtual)
(Sponsored with the Dallas Medieval Texts and Translations)
Organizers: Philipp W. Rosemann, Kelly Gibson (Univ. of Dallas) 4/

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Hold the Date! #TEMA2023 33rd Annual Meeting of the Texas Medieval Association will be held Saturday, Sept. 23, 2023 at Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX. Watch this space for more info. #medievaltwitter @MedievalAcademy

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The program of the 32nd Conference of the Texas Medieval Association (Oct. 21-22) #TEMA2022 is now available. Register today! There is no registration fee. https://t.co/vygYjl3E8N

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CFP: Texas Medieval Association #TEMA2022
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CFP: Texas Medieval Association #TEMA2022
#medievaltwitter #medievalstudies

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CFP: Texas Medieval Association #TEMA2022
#medievaltwitter #medievalstudies

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