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CFP for the International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, 2024 / Hagiography Society

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  CFP for the International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, 2024 A series of Calls for Papers for ICMS 2024 from the Hagiography Society.  Topics include: "Saints and Crisis: Saints and the End of Days", "Saintly Voices, Worldly Noise: Sounding Nature and the Supernatural in Medieval Hagiography", "Broken Bodies: Relic-Making and Embodiment in Hagiographic Sources", "Spiritual G(Race): Race & Medieval Hagiography", "Saints and Sermons", and " Holy Bishops: Bishops, the Cult of Saints and Holiness in the Medieval World". There is also a workshop on "Publishing New Work in Medieval Religion and Hagiography".

Call for Papers Fathers and Fatherhood in Early Christianity Workshops at the XIX International Conference on Patristic Studies at Oxford (August 5-9, 2024)

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Call for Papers Fathers and Fatherhood in Early Christianity Workshops at the XIX International Conference on Patristic Studies at Oxford (August 5-9, 2024) On the occasion of the upcoming 2024 Oxford Patristics Conference (August 5-9, 2024), we are pleased to announce the Call for Papers “Fathers and Fatherhood in early Christianity”. Abstract:  Although the subject of God as a father and spiritual fatherhood has been discussed many times, the physical side of fatherhood, or issues related to conception, birth, protection, upbringing, education, offspring, the father’s life and death were rarely dealt with in the researches on the theology of the Church Fathers. The goal of the workshop is to present the physical fatherhood and related issues in the works of the Church Fathers and early Christian writers. Some of early Christian writers were fathers themselves (Augustine, Paulinus of Nola), many experienced the unique atmosphere of father’s home and fatherly authority in t...

Colloque – The Medieval Book Through the Lens of the Librarian / FIDEM

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Colloque – The Medieval Book Through the Lens of the Librarian 7th European Congress of Medieval Studies 06-09 September 2023 University of Basel Switzerland Programme   The 7th European Congress of Medieval Studies of the Fédération Internationale des Instituts d’Études Médiévales (FIDEM) will be organized by the Department of Arts, Media, and Philosophy of the University of Basel, Switzerland. Subject : A book is first of all a book, with a physical appearance, a title, and a content. The content is perhaps the part that most of all determines the book’s impact. But also the title and the physical appearance have their share, and perhaps also other aspects, such as the reputation of the author, the period in which the book was written, and the reception it received. The impact of these latter aspects is more difficult to trace, but they may produce a recognized quality, an aura that materializes itself when books come together in a physical or imaginary room, when they have to co...

« “And We Have Beheld…” The Visible Sacred in Theology, Art, and Culture » 48th The Patristic, Medieval, and Renaissance Studies Conference (PMR) at Villanova University

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48th International PMR  ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR PAPERS The Patristic, Medieval, and Renaissance Studies Conference (PMR) at Villanova University invites you to participate in its 48th International PMR Conference Friday, October 27 -  Sunday, October 29, 2023 As always, the PMR makes an OPEN CALL to scholars, institutions, and societies to propose papers, panels, or sponsored sessions in all areas and topics in Late Antiquity/Patristics, Byzantine Studies, Medieval Studies, Islamic Studies, Jewish Studies, and Renaissance & Reformation Studies. The PMR committee this year makes a special invitation to scholars from all disciplines in these fields to address our plenary theme: “And We Have Beheld…” The Visible Sacred in Theology, Art, and Culture FEATURING Robin Jensen Patrick O’Brien Professor of Theology University of Notre Dame AND matthew Milliner Professor of Art History Wheaton College Christian traditions have long struggled with how to “see” God. Even in Paul’s de...

« Éditions critiques numériques de textes apocryphes chrétiens anciens et médiévaux »

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  La escuela de verano titulada "Ediciones críticas digitales de textos apócrifos cristianos antiguos y medievales" tendrá lugar en la Universidad de Lausana del 10 al 14 de julio de 2023  Esta escuela de verano propone introducir dos nuevas herramientas digitales desarrolladas según los principios FAIR en el marco de un proyecto de la Swiss National Science Foundation relacionado con la edición y el estudio de textos apócrifos cristianos: el primero es una innovadora cadena de procesamiento informático que facilita el establecimiento de ediciones críticas digitales de obras antiguas con una tradición manuscrita múltiple y fluida.  El segundo es una herramienta de sinopsis digital capaz de soportar varios idiomas antiguos (griego, latín, siríaco, etíope, etc.) y gestionar todo tipo de paralelos a nivel de oraciones y palabras (desplazamientos, inversiones, entrelazados, etc.). ) con anotaciones y léxicos. Utilizando escritos cristianos apócrifos en griego y latín como ca...

#Agenda2023 Workshop Catolicismo social y Mundo del trabajo. IEH (CONICET / CEH) ISES (CONICET / UNT).

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  Workshop CATOLICISMO SOCIAL Y MUNDO DEL TRABAJO. ACTORES Y MEDIACIONES (ARGENTINA, PRIMERA MITAD DEL SIGLO XX), se organiza en asociación entre el IEH (CONICET / CEH) y el ISES (CONICET / UNT).  El evento se desarrollará bajo modalidad presencial y tendrá lugar en la ciudad de Córdoba, los días 5 y 6 de octubre de 2023.  La convocatoria para la presentación de resúmenes se encuentra abierta hasta el próximo domingo 30 de Mayo Dra. María Florencia Gutiérrez Dra. María Belén Portelli Dra. Lucía Santos Lepera Contacto: catolicismo.social.workshop@gmail.com

VIII Jornadas de Estudios Patrísticos / VIII Conference of Patristics Studies Orden de San Agustín - Biblioteca Agustiniana de Buenos Aires Call of Papers - Deadline: 28 Ago 2023

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VIII Jornadas de Estudios Patrísticos / VIII Conference of Patristics Studies Orden de San Agustín - Biblioteca Agustiniana de Buenos Aires     Call of Papers - Deadline: 28 Ago 2023 « Ascesis, silencio y huida.  Experiencias del abandono del mundo en los Padres de la Iglesia.»         La tajante oposición esgrimida en el Evangelio de Juan sobre el antagonismo entre Jesús y el mundo provocó intensas reflexiones acerca del lugar de los creyentes en el orden político y económico vigente. El llamado a la misión y la conversión de las gentes exigió que los Padres de la Iglesia se preguntasen acerca de las maneras más apropiadas de vivir, testimoniar y transmitir la Buena Noticia sin contaminarse por el ritmo y las costumbres de la sociedad grecorromana. Si bien el matrimonio y la vida familiar gozaron de alta estima entre las iglesias, la huida al desierto, la renuncia sexual, el ayuno y la vida austera emergieron como expresiones de profunda piedad, ...