IMC 2023: Time slots

IMC 2023: Sessions on Monday 3 July, 16.30-18.00

• Ambraser Heldenbuch 2022: An Entanglement of Medieval Texts, Digitally Processed (347)
• Approaches to Medieval Market Structure (310)
• Circulations of Information and Networks of Knowledge, II (331)
• Clerics, Nobles, and Pilgrims: Disentangling Sensory Perceptions of Materiality (323)
• Cloister, Reform, and Town: Religious Communities and Laity in 15th-Century Central Europe, II (303)
• Communities, Networks, and Authorities in the Mediterranean (318)
• Conceptualising Pilgrimage, III: Materiality and Pilgrimage (339)
• Creative Mobility: Networks and Nomadic Power in Pre-Modern Eurasia (343)
• Crusade Killing: Regulated or Indiscriminate?, III (304)
• Early Medieval Riddles, II (301)
• Ecclesiastical Networks and Actors: Linking Late Antique and Early Medieval Lifeworlds (334)
• Entanglements of Faith and the Senses, III: Seeing Mary(an) Devotion in the Middle Ages (327)
• From I to 1: Using Hindu-Arabic Instead of Roman Numerals - A Cultural Shift and its Influence on Scholarly and Economic Networks in 14th- and 15th-Century Vienna (337)
• From Peace to War: The Role of Small Frontier Towns in Building Networks between Portugal and Castile, 14th-16th Centuries (317)
• Irish Sea Networks in the Early Middle Ages (338)
• Jewish / Non-Jewish Entanglements and Networks, III: Social Aspects (319)
• Late Antique Economies of and beyond the Medieval Mediterranean (348)
• Law and Empire: The Capitularies of Louis the Pious, 814-840, III (308)
• Learned and Heretical Women and Their Networks in the Islamic and Western Middle Ages (325)
• Loyalty as Networks, II: Familial and Political Loyalties (324)
• Manuscripts and Ecclesiastical Networks in the High Middle Ages, II: Seeing the Light through Honorius (332)
• Medieval African Entanglements, III: Reconstructing Islamicate Entanglements (311)
• Medievalism in the Modern World, II: Public Engagement and Networking (336)
• Medieval Mystics: Networks, Relationships, and Influences, III (321)
• Modeling for Codicology, Heraldry, and Palaeography (315)
• Moving Byzantium, III: The Fragmentation and (Re-)Entanglement of 13th-Century Anatolia (313)
• Music, Borders, and Exchange (346)
• Network Analysis for Medievalists, III: Methodological Issues (335)
• Networking the Diocese: Material Transactions in Early and High Medieval Bishoprics (328)
• Networks and Entanglements between the Centre and Periphery in the Late Middle Ages: Italians and Ultramontanes, III - Humanism (322)
• Networks and Entanglements of Border Identities, III: Arthurian Imaginings (326)
• Networks of Dissent and Persecution, III: Fluidity and Connections in Religious Identity Construction (320)
• New Research about Women and Their Kin in the Early Medieval Steppe: Genetic, Archaeological, and Historical Results (302)
• Punitive Miracles in Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages, III (306)
• Recruiting Armies, Knights, and Material Culture in 14th-Century England (340)
• Rituals of Dying and Care of the Dead (341)
• Scholarly Practices in Carolingian East Francia: Actors, Networks, Knowledge Exchange, III (314)
• Textiles and Garments Entangled and Disentangled (333)
• Textual Networks in Early Medieval England: Mapping Intertextual, Multicultural, and Diachronic Entanglements, II (312)
• The City, the Desert, and the Eremitic Ideal: Networks and Narratives in Italian and Byzantine Visual Culture (329)
• The Crusading Movement in the Holy Roman Empire, III: Recruitment, Return, and Commemoration (316)
• The Formation of Discourse Communities in Late Antiquity, 500-700, III: A Comparative Approach (309)
• The Practice of History: Networks and Connections, c. 950-1300, III (330)
• Tracking a Workshop: Research into the Artistic Production in Late Medieval Bohemia (345)
• Trauma and Recovery, II: Recovery through Cultural and Narrative Frameworks (342)
• Uppity Medieval Women across the Globe, III (307)
• Vikingism: Viking Age Scandinavians Entangled in Modern British and North American Media (344)