LCMRS

A reminder that the deadline for abstracts is in two weeks. #lateantiquity #medievaltwitter

A reminder: on campus at the Walbank Lecture Theatre (12 Abercromby Sq) this Wednesday!

@drewjakeprof @emuehlbe Short answer is that is an oversight and that should definitely be among the possible topics!

CFP: Christian Political Cultures in Late Antiquity, 21-22 June 2023; deadline for proposals: 30 June 2022. If you have any questions, get in touch with me (Robin) via my Liverpool email! #lateantiquity #medievaltwitter

Our next is event is Liam Lewis @liamglewis talking on 'Rewilding Medieval Soundscapes with Yvain and Melusine' on Wed 27 April @ 3.30pm. Info and sign up at eventbrite.co.uk/e/rewilding-me… #medievaltwitter

Mark your calendars now: hope to see lots of you there!

Wed 11 May 3.30-5pm LCMRS Seminar Dr Ulriika Vihervalli (History) @uvihervalli Love during Wartime: negotiating marital and sexual ethics in the late Roman West

Save the date(s)! We have three LCMRS events coming up after the Easter vacation, all in the Walbank Lecture Theatre, 12 Abercromby Square. (Full details and sign-up links to follow in a couple of weeks.)

Medievalists, the department's @LCMRS is hosting a joint book launch on 23rd March for Dr Eoghan Ahern and @CCooijmans. Info and sign up here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/an-outrageou…

Join us tomorrow for a paper by Marios Costambeys, 'Migrants, Law and Jurisdiction in Early Medieval Italy' in Rendall LT5 at 1.30 to 3pm.

Register for a free medieval symposium brought to you from the brilliant North West Medieval Studies PGRs!

One for early modernists! This Wednesday @ 4pm @LCMRS will be hosting Dr @Andrew_Crome, who will be speaking about how dissent was remembered and imagined in Restoration England. All welcome! Get tickets in advance here eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-prologue… #earlymodernevents #twitterstorians

Wonderful @LCMRS seminar tonight with Professor Amy Froide, which offered a great number of global colleagues the chance to come together around a fascinating talk. Thank you, all!

One for early modernists and historians of gender and life-cycle. On Feb 17 Professor Amy Froide will be speaking for @LCMRS (4pm GMT) on "Separated Wives in Early Modern England". You can book your Zoom tickets here eventbrite.co.uk/e/why-you-are-… #earlymodernevents #twitterstorians

New book – John Henderson, Frederika Jacobs, Jonathan Nelson (eds), Representing Infirmities. Diseased Bodies in Renaissance Italy, London: @routledgebooks, 2020. Following a conference organised by @LCMRS at Monash Uni. (Prato) in 2017 More infos on: dishist.hypotheses.org/1744

// EVENT // The first @LCMRS seminar of the academic year will take place on Thursday 14 November with a talk from Dr Rachel Willie (@LJMU) on 'Meditation, Memory, and Reading with your Ears'. Find out more: bit.ly/2oHueOQ

Our first seminar of the year is on 14 Nov at 5.15pm (Rendall Building SR4): Dr Rachel Willie speaks on ‘‘the Obiect of the Eare, doe affect the Spirits’: Meditation, Memory, and Reading with your Ears’. Join us!

Other forthcoming LCMRS events (details TBC): Dec 11, Dr Robin Whelan & Dr Ingrid Rembold, 3pm-5pm; Feb 6 2020, Prof Pedro Cardim (Universidade Nova de Lisboa), 5.15 pm; Mar 19 2020, Dr Eoghan Ahern (Liverpool), 5.15pm; May 7 2020, Prof Sarah Peverley (Liverpool), 5.15pm.