Welcome to
Medievalism TransformedAn interdisciplinary postgraduate conference
Mission StatementMedievalism Transformed is an annual event that aims to explore the medieval world and its sustained impact on subsequent culture and thought. Bringing together postgraduates from universities across the United Kingdom and worldwide, this conference seeks to offer students of medieval studies the opportunity to present their research in a peer-led, peer-reviewed forum. This conference is unique not only because it welcomes research from a multitude of medieval studies' disciplines, but also because of its interest in the sustained fascination with and impact of the middle ages in later centuries.
Current Conference
3 June 2006
Medievalism Transformed:
Imagining the Medieval World
For the 2006 Call for Papers click here
Click here for a conference registration form
The conference registration fee is £15 per person; this includes lunch and tea and coffee.
Walk-ins are welcome for a reduced fee of £5, but only those who have registered in advance will be eligible for meal and tea and coffee. Registration fees will be payable on Saturday 3 June from 9:00 – 9:45am in Hen Goleg, Bangor University.Medievalism Transformed wishes to thank
the Department of English, the Department of History and Welsh History,
and Dr Raluca Radulescu, Director, Centre for Medieval Studies,
for their continued support of this conference seriesPast Conferences
The inaugural conference, Medievalism Transformed: Back and Forth in Medieval Studies, was held at Bangor University on 18 June 2005. Students from the United Kingdom, Ireland, and the United States delivered papers on a wide variety of subjects, offering new perspectives on medieval texts and themes and examining the future possibilities of medievalism. Professor P.J.C. Field delivered the conference’s opening address, and our guest speaker, Professor Maldwyn Mills, spoke on Chaucer’s Miller’s Tale and its relation to Freud’s unheimlech. The conference closed with a Round Table discussion on the future directions of research in medieval studies and medievalism.
Click on these links to view the 2005 programme or the 2005 Call for PapersContact us at:
medievalismtransformed@bangor.ac.uk
or
Medievalism Transformed
Department of English
Department of History and Welsh History
Bangor University College Road, Bangor
Gwynedd
LL57 2DG
United Kingdom[Link to] Centre for Medieval Studies, Bangor University [Link to] Department of English, Bangor University [Link to] Department of History and Welsh History
