New Medieval Books: Monasticism in Ireland - Medievalists.net
The book investigates the role of monasteries in Ireland's religious life during the High Middle Ages.
New Medieval Books: The Rules of Logic - Medievalists.net
Readers gain insights into language ambiguities and challenges in formulating clear arguments.
The text enriches understanding of medieval Arabic perspectives on logic.
10 Medieval Studies' Articles Published Last Month - Medievalists.net
The recent open-access articles in medieval studies offer insights into the transition in burial practices in late Roman and early medieval England and the political ramifications of Louis IX's crusade.
How Will the Middle Ages Be Studied in a Thousand Years? - Medievalists.net
Medieval studies in 3024 may redefine historical timelines and perspectives, integrating global events into the narrative of the Middle Ages.
Call for Papers: Re-Living Jesus's Nativity in Late Antique and Medieval Christianity - Medievalists.net
The conference will explore the interpretation and celebration of Jesus's Nativity in Late Antique and Medieval contexts.
New Medieval Books: A Shattered Realm - Medievalists.net
This book presents translated key sources from 14th and 15th century Japan, highlighting the political turmoil of the era.
Cover Reveal: The Traitor of Sherwood Forest - Medievalists.net
Amy S. Kaufman reimagines Robin Hood's story through the eyes of his spy in her debut novel, set for release in spring 2025.
New Medieval Books: The Misadventures of Master Mugwort - Medievalists.net
The 'Misadventures of Master Mugwort' is a humorous, eclectic collection of stories exploring human folly through the lens of Warring States era antics.
Cover Reveal: The Traitor of Sherwood Forest - Medievalists.net
Amy S. Kaufman reimagines Robin Hood's story through the eyes of his spy in her debut novel, set for release in spring 2025.
New Medieval Books: The Misadventures of Master Mugwort - Medievalists.net
The 'Misadventures of Master Mugwort' is a humorous, eclectic collection of stories exploring human folly through the lens of Warring States era antics.