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The Early Modern Period has been recognized as a transition period for ancient and medieval traditions (Hoefele/Mueller/Oesterreicher 2013). However, many of the earlier traditions this period adopted were later denied by subsequent eras.
Speaker: Manuel Kamenzin (History of the Middle Ages; Ruhr University Bochum)
The Department of Medieval Studies at the Central European University, Vienna, Austria is pleased to announce its call for applications for graduate programs
• 1-year MA in Late Antique, Medieval and Early Modern Studies (10 months, 12-14 students admitted / year)
• 2-year MA in Comparative History: Late Antique, Medieval and Renaissance Studies in collaboration with the Department of History (20 months, 10-12 students / year)
The 2020 volume of the Central Europe Yearbook is now available on the journal’s website. The volume features a forum on Empress Maria Theresa (with an article, interview, and book review) and thematic sections on alchemy in the Holy Roman Empire and sexuality in Central Europe (each containing an article and interview). The issue also includes a digital project on Emperor Maximilian I and articles on a range of topics, from pietism in Prussia to dueling and masculinity to debates about Israeli sovereignty
CALL FOR PAPERS:‘Race’, Law and Group Identity in Medieval Europe
Nicolaus Copernicus University, Toruń, Poland (in association with Swansea University, UK)
6 and 7 September 2021
