Almost time for our Annual Victoria Medieval Studies Conference, on February 4th! Out topic this time is "Daily Life in the Medieval Household." Join us online next Saturday for the free, day-long event. @UVicMedi@uvicnews @UVicHumanities @uvic_finearts
Woot! We are thrilled to see among this year's winners our very own Dr Michael Reed, awarded the Alumni Award for Excellence in Teaching.🎖️So much deserved! @uvic @UVicHumanities
Only a few days away: the Annual Victoria Medieval Conference this year is on "Conspiracies, Fakes, and Follies," all day February 5th. Register to hear from our amazing speaker lineup, including keynotes by @DrLRoach and @ProfCWhit! More info here: https://t.co/0NIOwKuF5f
Mikkel Klausen, “Berserkr as Defined Through the Prose Edda," on the medieval history and contemporary misappropriations of the combatant. See his work here: https://t.co/NptOtWBXc0
Soph Dunn-Krahn, “Gender Transgressive Figures in Medieval and Early Modern Texts” on sex-change stories in Ambroise Paré’s Monsters and Marvels. Click here for their poster and video presentation: https://t.co/vjefrqTcI9
@EHopeDoherty @medievaljews @ShammaBoyarin Hi, thank you! This is something we are looking into right now. As soon as we get it sorted out we will contact you and tweet a general announcement.
"Of sondry folk, by aventure yfalle
In felaweshipe, and pilgrimes were they alle"—Chaucer, The Canterbury Tales
So ends our day of pilgrimage #uvicmedi2021. We look forward to seeing you next year @UVicMedi! The pilgrim experience continues below:
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Our virtual pilgrimage concludes w/ Keynote and Lansdowne speaker, @MiriERubin of @QMHistory, and her presentation "Pilgrimage: Near and Far"
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Dr. Cody Poulton, @UVicPAAS Emeritus, explores the recent history of pilgrimage in the Kii region & reasons behind the resurgence in hiking as a means to reconnect one with one’s own physical essence & place in the natural world in "Kumano a la mode."
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