IMC 2024: Time slots

IMC 2024: Sessions on Thursday 4 July, 09:00-10:30

• 700 Years of the Defender of Peace: Marsilius of Padua and His World(s) Revisited, III (1506)
• Adaptation and Crisis: Presences and Absences of the Medieval, I (1520)
• Archives and Sources: Searching for Crises, I - Lost from View (1512)
• Between Catastrophe and Hyperbole: Crisis Perspectives from Viking Age Francia and Iberia, I (1519)
• Bleeding Bodies in Crisis?, I: Medieval (Mis)Conceptions and Stigmatisation of Menstruation (1528)
• Celtic Studies, Appropriation, and Political Crisis (1522)
• Cognitive Studies and the Middle Ages, I (1516)
• Crises of Everyday Life among Jews in the Eastern Mediterranean and West Asia: Insights from the Cairo Genizas and Other Documents (1532)
• Crisis, Flight, and Places of Refuge, I (1536)
• Crisis and Sound: Soundscapes and Devotional Practice, 14th-16th Centuries (1529)
• Crusade and Crisis, I: Crime, Crisis, and Crusade in the Medieval Mediterranean (1524)
• Documenting the Medieval City, I: Identity and Self-Perception (1547)
• Educating the Later Medieval Audience: Sermons and Text Descriptions as Frames for Art and Architecture (1503)
• England and Scotland at Peace and War, I (1537)
• Espionage and Intelligence in the Middle Ages, I: The Agents (1548)
• Experiences of Disability, I: Embodiment and the Experience of Pain (1546)
• Getting It Wrong in Late Antiquity, I: Rhetoric vs. Reality (1504)
• Human Nature: Naturalism and Medieval Crises of Pictorial Representation, I (1545)
• Ideology and Art in Times of War, c. 1200-1450 (1523)
• Imaginary Lines: Rethinking Knowledge Representation in Byzantium (1518)
• Investing in Crises: Non-Business Investments and Familial Strategies of Coping with Crises in the 16th Century (1515)
• Lawlessness in the Old Norse World (1543)
• Learning the Middle Ages through Modern Games, I: Designing Games (1538)
• Local Perspectives on Late Ancient Crises, I: Communities in Trouble (1531)
• Losers and Outcasts of Monastic Reform, I: High Medieval Realities and Perceptions (1539)
• Mercian Studies, I: Cultural Standards (1505)
• Mourning and Remembrance, I: Material Culture (1540)
• Network Analysis for Medievalists, I: Networks in the Holy Roman Empire (1508)
• New Perspectives on Insular Letter Writing, I (1544)
• Noblewomen Network, I: Noblewomen Navigating Crisis (1513)
• Onomastics: Crisis or Stasis?, I (1511)
• Past Futures and Crises in the Middle Ages, I: Political Prophecies (1534)
• Performing Justice in Times of Crisis in the Late Middle Ages, I: Concepts and Utilisations of Justice (1527)
• Reading Crisis through Supernatural Encounters, I (1510)
• Rebellion and Responsibility: Queer Bodies and Texts as Sites of Trauma and Protest (1541)
• Roman and Sasanian Crises, II: Understanding Identity and Power through Military and Diplomatic Ventures (1549)
• Saints, Sanctity, Hagiography, and Crisis, I: Promoting Saints' Cults as a Response to Socio-Economic Crisis (1509)
• Structures against Crises?, I: The Significance of Public Governance and Administration for the Resilience of Mediterranean States when Facing Existential Challenges, 4th-7th Centuries (1514)
• Textual, Contextual, and Intertextual Crises in Early Medieval England, I (1533)
• The Body in Medieval Art, I (1501)
• The Experience of Local Officialdom, between Order and Disorder, I: Officials and Their Communities in Late Medieval Europe (1535)
• The Imperium Strikes Back!: Empires in Medieval Universal Chronicles, I (1507)
• The Medieval in Museums, I (1502)
• Understanding the (Anti)Popes, I: What Made an Antipope? (1542)
• Writing Crisis, I: What Is a Crisis? - Defining and Creating Crises by Writing (1526)