Last week, @SoenViolet (series editor of #Habsburg Worlds) and Sophie Verreyken joined @UCBerkeleyIES
for the online event '#BorderCrossings in the Old Regime' on the occasion of their @brepols book 'Transregional Territories'.
📺 Watch the video: https://t.co/XpyA8ofFlT
#Borders
Join us! NOISE summer school Borders, Boundaries & the Politics of Belonging. Feminist Digital Cartographies with @roopikarisam@schock@earvsc@thariel@smartitaz https://t.co/uf1jI0a3wQ
When you know your bookcase can hold no more than 24 books and you cannot resist buying another one.
Paris, Bibliothèque Mazarine, MS 313 f. 001v
Petrus Comestor, Historia scholastica (French translation by Guyart des Moulins), ca. 1415-1420. #WorldBookDay#WorldBookDay2021
"Moving from local identity in Ely, to the transcultural regions of Lincolnshire and the Welsh Marches, and finally investigating England as a border region from a global perspective, this book examines the diversity of Englishness, the effects of cultural contact on identity..."
How the @UffiziGalleries is highlighting black figures in Renaissance Art: each Saturday, the Florentine museum will release a new educational video on TikTok and Facebook. https://t.co/lU7unpCvmV
Important note: When discussing slavery, try to use the phrases “enslaved person” or “enslaved people” rather than “slave” or “slaves.” See a little dictionary by the Southern Poverty Law Center’s Teaching Tolerance (@splcenter) https://t.co/z6b8pSbBOm
Now that it is officially in the website, I am really excited to be able to share the beautiful cover of my upcoming book with @CambridgeUP. Out in December, and available for preorder now! Please tell your librarian! https://t.co/PSTKz1vC6z
'La dorsale catholique' or the Catholic Backbone of #Europe: Patricia Subirade discusses the crossborders circulations of marial devotions and artists in the #Counterreformation