Filter Past Events | Department of Medieval Studies

Applications Open for New Programs Starting in 2024! Read more.

2017 December 13 Wednesday

Monuments of the Nobility in England: the Dukes of Norfolk and the Dukes of Montagu

Professor Phillip Lindley

Lecture

2017 December 08 Friday

Public lecture: Experience, Imagination, and the Body of the Ghost in Ancient China

Mu-chou Poo (Chinese University of Hong Kong)

Lecture

2017 December 06 Wednesday

Public Lecture: The Middle Ages as a Metaphor?

Lecture

2017 December 05 Tuesday

Public Lecture: Lordship and State (De-) Formation Bohemia from the Thirty Years’ War to Charles VI

Stephan Sander-Faes

Lecture

2017 November 29 Wednesday

Public Lecture: Broadening Horizons of Renaissance Humanism - Ranging from Antiquity to the New World

Gyorgy E. Szonyi

Lecture

2017 November 27 Monday

Terepmunka a posztkoloniális korban: Szent Tamás keresztényei között Indiában (magyar nyelvű előadás)

István Perczel

Lecture

2017 November 22 Wednesday

Public Lecture: Byzantium and the “Other” Middle Ages: Questions of Continuity and Discontinuity

Lecture

2017 November 13 Monday

Tourism and Resistance in the Cultural City

Dr. Melanie Kay Smith

Lecture

2017 November 09 Thursday

Gadi Algazi: Configuring Persons: Late Medieval and Early Modern Models of Past Actor

Lecture

2017 November 07 Tuesday

Gadi Algazi: Configuring Persons: Late Medieval and Early Modern Models of Past Actor

Lecture

2017 November 06 Monday

Gadi Algazi: Configuring Persons: Late Medieval and Early Modern Models of Past Actor

Lecture

2017 October 25 Wednesday

Public Lecture: 'Europe' in the Middle Ages between Past and Present – Historical Period or Identity Concept

Felicitas Schmieder

Lecture

2017 October 11 Wednesday

Public lecture: Uses, misuses and abuses of historical periodization

Gábor Klaniczay

Lecture

2017 September 27 Wednesday

Public Lecture: The Renaissance and the origins of the concept of the Middle Ages

Farkas Gábor Kiss

Lecture

2017 September 18 Monday

European Art. A Neuroarthistory

Lecture

2017 June 09 Friday

Logic (reloaded) and Bible Exegesis at the Early University of Vienna: Henry of Langenstein on Genesis

Edit Anna Lukács

Lecture

2017 June 06 Tuesday

Public lecture: Arab, Jewish and Christian Settlements on the Pre-Portuguese Malabar Coast by Rajan Gurukkal

Lecture

2017 May 30 Tuesday

A Sinner in the City: the Later Medieval Cult of Mary Magdalene in Central Europe -Public lecture

Lecture

2017 March 29 Wednesday

Global Middle Ages Lecture Series 6: Rethinking the Medieval-Modern Divide in World History by Gunhan Borekci

Lecture

2017 March 23 Thursday

Finding Oneself in the City: Nature and Human Subjectivity in the Streets of Eleventh-Century China

Christian de Pee

Lecture

2017 March 20 Monday

Cultural Heritage and Human Rights: An Indissoluble Relationship

Federico Lenzerini

Lecture

2017 March 08 Wednesday

Global Middle Ages Lecture Series 5: Representations of global history in the later Middle Ages - and what we can learn from it today by Felicitas Schmieder

Felicitas Schmieder

Lecture

2017 March 07 Tuesday

Traditional Games in Africa: The History and Politics of Mancala in Ethiopia

Lecture

2017 March 07 Tuesday

Collective Imagination: Reconstructing the Practice of Traditional Games

Opening

2017 March 01 Wednesday

Global Middle Ages Lecture Series 4: Urban, Spiritual, and Ethnic Communities in Medieval Europe and Asia: Comparative Approaches by Christina Lutter and Andre Gingrich

Christina Lutter
Andre Gingrich

Lecture

1 of 2
next ›