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Appel à communications pour une session de la conférence annuelle 2026 de la SCM, 2026.05.26-2026.05.29, Antigonish, N-É

VOUS ÊTES SUR UNE TERRE INDIGÈNE:
COMPRENDRE LES ÉTUDES MÉDIÉVALES SUR L'ÎLE DE LA TORTUE

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Appel à communications VOUS ÊTES SUR UNE TERRE INDIGÈNE: COMPRENDRE LES ÉTUDES MÉDIÉVALES SUR L'ÎLE DE LA TORTUE RÉUNION ANNUELLE DE LA SOCIÉTÉ CANADIENNE DES MEDIÉVISTES 2026 / 2026 La commission EDID de la SCM / CSM lance un appel à contributions sur l'indigénéité et le médiéval. Plus d'une décennie s'est écoulée depuis que la Commission de vérité et de réconciliation a publié son rapport et 94 appels à l'action. Le monde universitaire a été appelé à décoloniser, réconcilier et indigéniser son approche à la recherche, l'érudition et la salle de classe. Cette séance s'appuie sur les excellentes conversations de la table ronde « Slow Engagement » du Congrès international d'études médiévales 2025, qui a demandé aux à la communauté de recherche médiévale de réfléchir à la manière donton a ralenti pour être responsables et réciproques dans son apprentissage, son approche et son engagement avec les études indigènes. • Comment pouvons-nous nous engager de manière respectueuse et appropriée avec les méthodologies indigènes dans nos approches des études médiévales? • Comment les communautés indigènes ont-elles réagi, se sont-elles engagées, ont-elles subverti ou se sont-elles approprié les études médiévales ou le médiévalisme? • A quoi ressemblent les engagements personnels et/ou de recherche avec les communautés, les identités et la préservation du savoir indigène pour différentes personnes en études médiévales, et quels sont les enseignements tirés de ces engagements? • Quel a été l'impact du colonialisme sur la discipline des études médiévales? Ou encore, comment les études médiévales ont-elles été un outil essentiel du colonialisme? Les présentations peuvent être livrées en anglais ou en français et doivent durer de 15 à 20 minutes. Les propositions doivent être envoyées par courriel avant le 5 janvier 2026. Pour toute question ou soumission de proposition, veuillez contacter Brenna Duperron à l'adresse suivante: brenna.duperron@unbc.ca.
November 21, 2025 at 9:26 PM
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Appel à communications pour une session de la conférence annuelle 2026 de la SCM, qui se tiendra du 26 au 29 mai 2026 dans la belle ville d'Antigonish, en Nouvelle-Écosse !

COMPRENDRE L'ÉLABORATION DE LA RACE AU MOYEN AGE

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APPEL À COMMUNICATIONS COMPRENDRE L'ÉLABORATION DE LA RACE AU MOYEN AGE RÉUNION ANNUELLE DE LA SOCIÉTÉ CANADIENNE DES MÉDIÉVISTES 2026 / 2026 ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE CANADIAN SOCIETY OF MEDIEVALISTS Le comité EDID (Equité, diversité, inclusivité et décolonisation) de la SCM/CSM lance un appel à communications pour une table ronde qui explorera l'élaboration de la race au Moyen Âge. CETTE SESSION POSE LES QUESTIONS SUIVANTES: COMMENT COMPRENIONS-NOUS L'IDÉE DE RACE AVANT LES DISCOURS MODERNES SUR L'IMPERIALISME ET LE COLONIALISME? • COMMENT LES DISCOURS MODERNES SUR L'IMPÉRIALISME, LE COLONIALISME ET LA RACE NOUS AIDENT-ILS À COMPRENDRE LA RACE MÉDIÉVALE? • PAR AILLEURS, COMMENT LES DISCOURS MODERNES SUR LA RACE FAÇONNENT-ILS LA MANIÈRE DONT LA RACE EST CRÉÉE OU ABORDÉE DANS L'ÉPOQUE MÉDIÉVALE? • COMMENT, AUX ÉPOQUES PRÉMODERNES, IMAGINAIT-ON L'ALTÉRITÉ? COMMENT SE DÉFINISSAIT-ON? COMMENT, AUX EPOQUES PREMODERNES, COMPRENAIT-ON L'INDIGENE PAR RAPPORT AUX PEUPLES COLONISATEURS? Les présentations peuvent se faire en anglais ou en français et doivent durer de 15 à 20 minutes afin de laisser suffisamment de temps pour la discussion. Les propositions doivent être envoyées par courriel avant le 5 janvier 2026. Pour toute demande de renseignements ou soumission de propositions, veuillez contacter Arkaprabha Chakraborty à l'adresse arkaprabha.chakraborty@mail.utoronto.ca.
November 21, 2025 at 9:22 PM
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Appel à communications pour une session de la conférence annuelle 2026 de la SCM, qui se tiendra du 26 au 29 mai 2026 dans la magnifique ville d'Antigonish, en Nouvelle-Écosse !

CRÉATION D'UN MONDE LGBQT+

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Appel à communications RÉUNION ANNUELLE DE LA SOCIÉTÉ CANADIENNE DES MÉDIÉVISTES 2026 / 2026 ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE CANADIAN SOCIETY OF MEDIEVALISTS Creation d'un monde LGBQT+ Le comité EDID (Equité, diversité, inclusivité et décolonisation) de la SCM/CSM lance un appel à communications pour une session sur la création de mondes queers dans les études médiévales. Cette session part de l'idée que l'homosexualité n'est pas seulement une catégorie identitaire ou une perspective critique, mais aussi une manière d'imaginer, de créer et d'habiter d'autres mondes. Nous nous intéressons à la manière dont les textes médiévaux envisagent des alternatives aux idéaux normatifs, et à la façon dont les approches queer de ces textes peuvent ouvrir des possibilités de transformation. 15 À 20 MINUTES EN ANGLAIS OU EN FRANÇAIS Les propositions doivent être envoyées par courriel avant le 5 janvier 2026. Pour toute question ou soumission de proposition, veuillez contacter Gavin Foster à l'adresse suivante: gavin.foster@dal.ca.
November 21, 2025 at 9:20 PM
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Appel à communications pour une session de la conférence annuelle 2026 de la SCM, qui se tiendra du 26 au 29 mai 2026 dans la magnifique ville d'Antigonish, en Nouvelle-Écosse !

ENGAGEMENTS MÉDIÉVAUX VIS-À-VIS DU HANDICAP

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Appel à communications / Call For Papers ENGAGEMENTS MÉDIÉVAUX VIS-À-VIS DU HANDICAP RÉUNION ANNUELLE DE LA SOCIÉTÉ CANADIENNE DES MÉDIÉVISTES 2026 / 2026 ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE CANADIAN SOCIETY OF MEDIEVALISTS Le Comité EDID (Equité, Diversité, Inclusivité et Décolonisation) de la SCM / CSM lance un appel à communications pour une session qui explorera le handicap dans le passé médiéval et/ou les façons dont les études sur le handicap et les études médiévales s'entrecroisent de manière fructueuse. Les communications pourront porter sur les points suivants: • Les constructions du handicap et de la différence, et les structures de pouvoir qu'elles impliquent • Les déficiences et les aides à la mobilité, et/ou les réponses qui leur sont apportées • Les déficiences sensorielles et/ou les réponses qui y sont apportées • La temporalité du handicap • Comment le handicap croise d'autres axes identitaires Les présentations peuvent être livrées en anglais ou en français et doivent durer de 15 à 20 minutes. Les propositions doivent être envoyées par courriel avant le 5 janvier 2026. Pour toute question ou soumission de proposition, veuillez contacter Emma-Catherine Wilson à l'adresse suivante: emma-catherine.wilson@hertford.ox.ac.uk.
November 21, 2025 at 9:18 PM
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**CFP** for Session at the 2026 annual conference of the Canadian Society of Medievalists, 26-29 May 2026 in beautiful Antigonish NS!

You are on Native Land: Understanding Medieval Studies in Turtle Island: see attached for details or visit our webpage www.canadianmedievalists.org/Calls-for-Pa...
Call for Papers YOU ARE ON NATIVE LAND: UNDERSTANDING MEDIEVAL STUDIES IN TURTLE ISLAND 2026 ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE CANADIAN SOCIETY OF MEDIEVALISTS / RÉUNION ANNUELLE DE LA SOCIÉTÉ CANADIENNE DES MÉDIÉVISTES 2026 The EDID Committee of the CSM/SCM invites papers on Indigeneity and the medieval. It has been over a decade since the Truth and Reconciliation Commission released their report and 94 Calls to Action. Academia was called to decolonize, reconcile, and Indigenize their apporach to research, scholarship, and the classroom. This panel builds on conversations from the 2025 International Congress of Medieval Studies' "Slow Engagement" Roundtable, which asked medieval scholars to consider how they've 'slowed down' to be responsible and reciprocal in their learning, approaching, or engaging with Indigenous Studies. PAPERS MIGHT CONSIDER: • How can we respectfully and appropriately engage with Indigenous methodologies in our approaches to medieval studies? • How have indigenous communities responded to, engaged with, subverted, or appropriated medieval studies or medievalism? • What do personal and/or scholarly engagements with Indigenous communities, identities, and Knowledge Keepers look like for diffferent medievalists, and what has been learned from such engagements? • What has been the impact of colonialism on the discipline of medieval studies? Alternately, how have medieval studies been an essential tool in colonialism? Presentations may be in either English or French and should be 15-20 minutes in length. Please submit proposals by email by January 5, 2026. For inquiries or proposal submissions, please contact Brenna Duperron at brenna.duperron@unbc.ca.
November 21, 2025 at 9:14 PM
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**CFP** for Session at the 2026 annual conference of the Canadian Society of Medievalists, 26-29 May 2026 in beautiful Antigonish, NS!

Understanding Medieval Race-Making: see attached for details or visit our webpage www.canadianmedievalists.org/Calls-for-Pa...
CALL FOR PAPERS UNDERSTANDING MEDIEVAL RACE-MAKING 2026 ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE CANADIAN SOCIETY OF MEDIEVALISTS / RÉUNION ANNUELLE DE LA SOCIÉTÉ CANADIENNE DES MÉDIÉVISTES 2026 The EDID (Equity, Diversity, Inclusivity and Decolonization) Committee of the CSM/SCM invites papers for a session on medieval race-making. THIS PANEL ASKS THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS: • HOW DID WE UNDERSTAND THE IDEA OF RACE BEFORE MODERN DISCOURSES ON IMPERIALISM AND COLONIALISM? • HOW DO MODERN DISCOURSES ON IMPERIALISM, COLONIALISM, AND RACE HELP US UNDERSTAND MEDIEVAL RACE? • ALTERNATIVELY, HOW DOES MODERN DISCOURSE ON RACE SHAPE HOW RACE-MAKING OR RACE IS ENGAGED WITHIN MEDIEVALISM? • HOW DID THE PREMODERN IMAGINE ALTERITY? HOW DID THEY DEFINE THEMSELVES? • HOW DID THE PREMODERN UNDERSTAND THE INDIGENOUS VS THE COLONIZER? Presentations may be in either English or French and should be 15-20 minutes in length. Please submit proposals by email by January 5, 2026. For inquiries or proposal submissions, please contact Arkaprabha Chakraborty at arkaprabha.chakraborty@mail.utoronto.ca.
November 21, 2025 at 9:11 PM
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**CFP** for Session at the 2026 annual conference of the Canadian Society of Medievalists, 26-29 May 2026 in beautiful Antigonish, NS!

Queer World-Making: see attached for details or visit our webpage www.canadianmedievalists.org/Calls-for-Pa...
CALL FOR PAPERS 2026 ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE CANADIAN SOCIETY OF MEDIEVALISTS / RÉUNION ANNUELLE DE LA SOCIÉTÉ CANADIENNE DES MÉDIÉVISTES 2026 QUEER WORLD-MAKING The EDID (Equity, Diversity, Inclusivity, and Decolonization) Committee of the CSM/SCM invites papers for a session on queer world-making in medieval studies. This session takes as its starting point the idea that queerness is a mode of imagining, creating, and inhabiting other worlds. We are interested in how medieval texts envision alternatives to normative ideals, and in how queer approaches to these texts might open transformative possibilities. LENGTH: 15-20 MINUTES LANGUAGE: ENGLISH OR FRENCH Please submit proposals by email by January 5, 2026. For inquiries or proposal submissions, please contact Gavin Foster at gavin.foster@dal.ca.
November 21, 2025 at 9:09 PM
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**CFP** for Session at the 2026 annual conference of the Canadian Society of Medievalists, 26-29 May 2026 in beautiful Antigonish, NS!

Medieval Engagements with Disability: see attached for details or visit our webpage www.canadianmedievalists.org/Calls-for-Pa...
Call for Papers / Appel à communications MEDIEVAL ENGAGEMENTS WITH DISABILITY 2026 ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE CANADIAN SOCIETY OF MEDIEVALISTS / RÉUNION ANNUELLE DE LA SOCIÉTÉ CANADIENNE DES MÉDIÉVISTES 2026 The EDID (Equity, Diversity, Inclusivity, and Decolonization) Committee of the CSM/SCM invites papers for a session that will explore disability in the medieval past and/or the ways in which disability studies and medieval studies fruitfully intersect. Papers might consider: • Constructions of disability and difference, and the power structures they engage • Mobility impairments and aids, and/or responses to them • Sensory impairments and/or responses to them • The temporality of disability • How disability intersects with other axes of identity Presentations may be in either English or French and should be 15-20 minutes in length. Please submit proposals by email by January 5, 2026. For inquiries or proposal submissions, please contact Emma-Catherine Wilson at emma-catherine.wilson@hertford.ox.ac.uk.
November 21, 2025 at 9:07 PM
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CSM Member Dr. Joanne Findon's new book, Bound and Free: Voices of Mortal and Otherworld Women in Medieval Irish Literature, is being celebrated with a virtual book launch on September 30! All are welcome but registration is required here: uark.zoom.us/meeting/regi.... See the poster attached.
At the top: a sculture of a woman with one hand behind her head and the other reaching out, on a grey background. Below that on a gold background are the words, CSANA Virtual Book Launch (for) Bound and Free: Voices of Mortal and Otherworld Women in Medieval Irish Literature by Joanne Findon. With responses from Amy Mulligan (Notre Dame) and Kristen Mills (University of Oslo). Register here (but see registration link in post). Tuesday September 30 12 pm (CST) and 6 PM (BST)
September 11, 2025 at 12:42 PM
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Next up was Iris Bednarski who shared her work on a textile fragment now housed at the McGill Museum of Fine Arts. The pic here was kindly provided by Iris. The project attempted "to reconstruct the life of [this] object". The fragment is probably from Grenada and was likely created in the 13th c.
July 16, 2025 at 1:51 PM
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Another excellent panel from this year's CSM Annual Meeting. Chris Nighman spoke about two previously unknown sources for Robert of Naple's Sermo factus pro liga Lombardie, the Manipulus florum and John of Wales' Communiloquium. Much of Dr. Nighman's recent work has been exploring the manuscripts
July 16, 2025 at 1:50 PM
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Another day, another panel. First up, Carmen Gudiño, who examined the class diversity at the monastery of Rypertsberg under Hildegard of Bingen. While Hildegard's writings suggest that the importance of hierarchy when responding to a colleague's idea that only nobles should be allowed to enter into
A list of papers presented in a panel. The text is as follows: Session 8A: New Perspectives on Medieval Monasticism Location: SJ2-2003 Carmen Gudiño, Ph.D. student, University of Toronto Social Diversity at Rupertsberg: Theology vs. Practice in Hildegard of Bingen Winston Black, St. Francis Xavier University Monastic Infirmaries in Twelfth-Century England: A reassessment of their role in the history of medicine Meredith Bacola, University of Manitoba Reconstructing the medieval past: ArcGIS as a tool for understanding the development of Crowland Abbey, England Chair: Jacqueline Murray, University of Guelph
July 10, 2025 at 12:14 PM
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the consequences of such events much more visible. Attached here is a modern image of Pont Neuf, (credit: Wiki Commons) which is now the oldest bridge in in Paris, opened in 1607, long after the Great Winter.
A recent photograph of Pont Neuf with the Île de la Cité in between the two different sections.
July 7, 2025 at 6:13 PM
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Another day, another session summary! To begin, Katherine Pierpont used municipal records to trace the presence of troubadours and jongleurs in medieval Toulouse. Her work enables her to sometimes place individuals in precise domiciles and allows her to start to understand their social networks.
A part of a conference schedule noting the names of scholars and titles of papers for a particular panel, details below. Session 5A: Mapping Medieval People's Lives || Cartographier la vie des médiévaux Location: SJ2-2003 Katherine Pierpont, University of Toronto The Proof is in the Property: Digital Maps as Historical Narratives in Toulouse (c. 1150-1250) Emily Hutchison, Mount Royal University Healthscaping in a Time of Climate Change: Mapping the Evidence in Late Medieval Paris Lucie Laumonier, Concordia University Neighborly Relations: the Montpellier Butchers c. 1380-1500 Chair: Isabelle Cochelin, University of Toronto
July 7, 2025 at 6:13 PM
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and heredity. Jes Battis invited us to imagiine Old English poetry as containing passages of trans joy and resistance Pointing to Wulf and Eadwacer and The Phoenix in particular. While content was explored, so was OE grammar and the idea of a kenning, both of which, Battis suggested, allow for
An image of a folio page from the Exeter Book.
July 3, 2025 at 2:14 PM
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Next up, a terrific panel entitled Queer Pasts and Queer Futurities. All of these papers looked at queer spaces, times and identities in medieval texts. Simran Dhaliwal discusses the fragility of a happy, carefree child-like Arthur in the court of Camelot in the face of expectations of masculinity
An imge of a conference program that take place between 3::30 adn 5:30. The panel is entitled Session 3A: Queer Past/Queer Futurities and includes the following papers: Location: SJ2-2003 Simran Dhaliwal, PhD Candidate, University of Cambridge Queer Time and Queer Failure in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight Jes Battis, University of Regina Phoenix, Wolf, Day-Watcher: Trans Embodiment in Old English Verse Adrien Savard-Arseneault, Université de Montréal Foreseeable futures for the “trans man” in two medieval chivalric romances Gavin Foster, Ph.D. Candidate, Dalhousie University Translating Transtextually: Headley’s Beowulf and Oberman’s The Unstill Ones Chair: Siobhain Bly Calkin, Carleton University
July 3, 2025 at 2:14 PM
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Comme promis, voici un compte rendu de quelques-unes des sessions de la conférence annuelle de la Société canadienne des médiévistes, qui s'est tenue à Waterloo, en Ontario, du 9 au 11 juin 2025. Tout d'abord, notre discours plénier donné par Dr Echard! Une introduction à l'art des facsimilés.
June 27, 2025 at 12:14 PM
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As promised, a recap of some of the sessions at the Canadian Society of Medievalists Annual Conference at Waterloo Ontario June 9-11 2025. First, our plenary address by Dr. Echard! An introduction to the art of facsimiles, focussing especially on the 18th and 19th centuries.
A slide showing a book cover. On he book cover is a medieval illuminated initial, and F in green and gold, highly decorated. It is the beginning of the word Facsimile. the entire title is Facsimlie: Making Likeness and Medieval Manuscipts. Below the title is a cross and then the author's name in dark red/brown, Siân Echard. On the left is a note saying that the CSM 2025 plenary address was by De. Echard and entitled "Facsimile: Making Likeness and Medieval Manuscripts: Reproducing Medieval Manuscripts in the 18th and 19th Centuries.
June 27, 2025 at 12:14 PM
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CSM Online Research Forum 2025 || SCM Forum de recherche en ligne 2025-03-01

Proposals by 15 Feb 2025 – all medievalists welcome! || Propositions avant le 15 fév 2025 – tou.te.s les médiévistes sont les bienvenu.e.s !
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Collage of medieval faces, Zoom-style, in the decorated initials of manuscript Walters W.39, from the Walters Gallery Flickr page, https://www.flickr.com/photos/medmss/13960223208/
February 7, 2025 at 2:49 PM
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Forum de recherche en ligne de la SCM 2025 : nous invitons à soumettre des travaux en cours pour un forum Zoom, le sam 1 mars 2025, 13h à 16h HNE. Exposés de 7 minutes, recherches en cours, émergentes ou à un stade précoce ! Propositions ici avant le 15 février docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Détails d'initiales décorées dans un livre d'heures du XIVe siècle, provenant de la Walters Art Gallery MS W.39, extrait de la page Flickr de la galerie, https://www.flickr.com/photos/medmss/13960223208/
January 6, 2025 at 3:02 PM
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Canadian Society of Medievalists Online Research Forum 2025, CFP: we invite submissions of works in progress for a Zoom forum, Sat 1 Mar 2025, 1-4pm EST. 7-minute talks, early-stage, emerging, or ongoing research! Submit proposals here by 15 Feb docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Assortment of medieval faces, displayed Zoom-meeting style, from decorated initials in a 14th-century book of hours now at the Walters Art Gallery, manuscript W.39, from the Museum's Flickr page. https://www.flickr.com/photos/medmss/13960223208/
January 6, 2025 at 2:52 PM
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And because the conference is at St. Jerome's here's a Jerome for you from the CFP. Et puisque la conférence a lieu à St. Jerome, voici un Jérôme de l'appel.
St Jerome, in ed, sitting at a desk with a window and arched doorway in the background. Thee is an hourglass and books on a shelf beside him. He also has a pet (dog?) lying beside him.
December 12, 2024 at 2:46 PM
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Hello #medievalsky! Please see a CFP for special panel devoted to queer pasts, queer futurities being planned for the CSM Annual Conference at Waterloo in June. See details in images below.
A CFP which reads: Call for Papers/Session(s) at the 2025 Annual Conference of the Canadian Society of Medievalists June 9-11, 2025 at St Jerome’s University in the University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada Queer Pasts/Queer Futurities The EDID (Equity, Diversity, Inclusivity and Decolonization) Committee of the CSM/SCM invites papers for a session, or sessions, that will consider queerness in both the medieval past and its future(s). This panel seeks to disrupt the myth that queerness must be defended— that its place in the medieval past and in medievalism must be “proven.” We will consider where queerness has been overwritten or forgotten in medieval scholarship, where it has been written into medievalism, and/or where it has valuably shaped scholarly conversations. Papers might consider: Queer methodologies for analyzing medieval histories, arts, and/or literatures Pedagogical approaches to and/or engagements with queerness How we can locate and study queerness in the medieval past The silencing, erasing, and/or Othering of queer voices/figures How queer temporalities might disrupt linear/normative historical narratives Queerness in medievalism (considering the representation of queerness in fantasy, science fiction, gaming, etc.) How queer identities have and/or continue to intersect with other axes of identity (considering race, disability, class, etc.) Presentations may be in either English or French and should be 15- 20 minutes in length. Please submit proposals by email by January 10, 2025. Proposal Details which reads: Proposal Submission Details: Paper proposals must include a document giving the title plus a one-page abstract (without identifying the author). A separate document should consist of a one-page curriculum vitae which includes the paper’s title at the top. **Scholars need not be members of the Canadian Society of Medievalists to submit proposals but, by the time of the conference, must be members in good standing and are expected to pay their 2024-25 annual membership fees to CSM / SCM by March 15, 2025 if they are not already members. For more information on our Society, visit https://canadianmedievalists.org/ and for more information on the Annual Conference and the general CFP, please visit: https://www.canadianmedievalists.org/Annual**
December 10, 2024 at 12:47 PM
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Le vendredi 22 novembre 2024, à 15h00 HNE, Alessia Berardi, lauréate du prix Boyle 2024, présentera en anglais un exposé en ligne intitulé Vita, scientia, doctrina : Stephen Langton et la relation entre l'enseignement et la prédication. Les détails: www.canadianmedievalists.org/La-SCM-en-li...
November 18, 2024 at 7:53 PM
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Tune in Friday 22 Nov. 2024, at 3pm ET, to hear 2024 Boyle Prize winner, Alessia Berardi in an online presentation: "Vita, scientia, doctrina: Stephen Langton and the relationship between teaching and preaching." Details to receive zoom link: www.canadianmedievalists.org/The-CSM-Online
thirteenth-century manuscript page, from the Bibliothèque Nationale de France, MS 492: the text is Stephen Langton's Glosa Biblia. Photo of Alessia Berardi: a smiling woman with brown hair and a gold-coloured top.
November 18, 2024 at 7:51 PM