Leeds/York Seminars
White Rose Medievalists Events 2024-25
(3 seminars a year, across Sheffield, York, and Leeds)
Thursday 23 October 2024 16h15, University of Sheffield: Maroula Perisanidi (Department of History, Leeds), 'Speech Difference and Disability Gain in Byzantium, c. 1000-1200'
Tuesday 6 May 2025, 16h15, University of Leeds: Shazia Jagot (University of Leeds): TBC
White Rose Medievalists Events 2023-24
(3 seminars a year, across Sheffield, York, and Leeds)
Thursday 16 November 2023 17h30, University of York: Rebecca Darley (Department of History, Leeds), 'The Western Indian Ocean in the first Millennium CE: local and long-distance'
Tuesday 30 January 2024, University of Leeds: Mirela Ivanova (University of Sheffield), 'Is Byzantine Studies a Colonialist Discipline?'
Wednesday 1 May 2024, 16h15, University of Sheffield: Dilnoza Duturaeva (University of York): TBC
White Rose Medievalists Events 2022-23
(3 seminars a year, across Sheffield, York, and Leeds)
Wednesday 23 October 2022 16h15, University of Sheffield: Alaric Hall (School of English/Institute of Medieval Studies, Leeds), 'A hairy woman gives birth to a bald child… Eggs, birds, mothers, and more in (mostly) early medieval Arabic, Hebrew, Norse, Latin and Greek riddles'
MARCUS: University of Sheffield, Portobello Centre C02 B
Tuesday 21 February 2023, 17h30, University of York: Danica Summerlin (University of Sheffield), 'Antipopes and the Law: Jurisdiction and Legal Practice During the Schisms of the Twelfth Century'
York Centre for Medieval Studies Seminar: K/122 (Huntingdon room), King's Manor, University of York
Tuesday 23 May, 17h30, University of Leeds: Elizabeth Tyler (University of York), 'Reading Imperial Geographies with the Old English Orosius: Territory and Language'
Leeds Institute for Medieval Studies Seminar: University of Leeds, Baines Wing, Room G.36
Leeds, Institute for Medieval Studies Seminars Autumn 2024
Thursday 10 October, 5 for 5.30, Parkinson 1.08: Sita Steckel (Goethe University, Frankfurt): A Donkey’s Dilemma. The New Religious Orders of the High Medieval Centuries in Debate and Satire
Tuesday 5 November 2024, 5 for 5.30, Parkinson B.08: Stephen Gordon (Cardiff University), The Critical Function of the Walking Dead in the Chronicle of Lanercost
Tuesday 12 November, 5 for 5.30, Parkinson B.08: Erin Dailey (University of Leicester - Joint IMS-Classics seminar) - Domestic Slaves, Sexual Desires, and Vulnerable Bodies in the Late Roman Empire and Its Successor Societies: Christian, Muslim, and Jewish Households at the End of Antiquity
Tuesday 26th November, 5 for 5.30: Tiago Viúla de Faria (NOVA University of Lisbon) - Falconry and Birds of Prey in Pre-Modern Exchanges