Jared Warren

Assemani Seminar 2024 Monday, 11 March, 5:30 pm CET / 12:30 pm Eastern Febe Armanios (Middlebury College), “Télé Lumière: Christian Television in Postwar Lebanon” Bohdan Shumylovych (Ukrainian Catholic U), “The song of songs: Ukrainian Greek Catholics and popular culture”

@nastasiaKlimash @anightsostill Munich, 24 Feb., 14:00: morgen-muenchen.de/event/demonstr…

We now have a calendar with the info on weekly protests in support of Ukraine across the world. Thanks @anightsostill for collating it! On Feb 24, there will be loads of rallies. Please check if any more need to be added and leave the info in the comments @group.calendar.google.com&ctz=Europe/Rome" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">calendar.google.com/calendar/u/0/e…

@OByrska I miss Warsaw coffeeshops so much.

#SaveTheDate Book presentation at the IEG in Mainz "Kyivan Christianity" on the 22nd February. The monumental publication series reinterprets the religious and cultural history of Central Eastern Europe from the perspective of Kyiv.kurzelinks.de/3x33

@PHulsenboom congrats! Looking forward to reading!

This is it: 'Heretical Heroes and Savage Saviours', the final version of my #PhD thesis! Almost 600 pages and over 150 illustrations telling a story about how the Dutch and Poles imagined each other in the 17th c. The book will be available in #OA after my defence on 24 October!

@infinite_milos @lilyslynch Genevieve Zubrzycki's books on Poland!

@lilyslynch @jrdwrrn do you have suggestions?

Looking for suggestions for good resources for post-1989 politics in Poland, as well as good sources/resources for contemporary politics. 🙏

@DominiqueReill @imera_amu we're so grateful you were able to join us!

I hopped away from my @imera_amu desk + joined the super smart MA + PhD students from the LMU/Regensburg intensive Trieste "summer school," led by my much beloved friend Mate Rigo and NYU's Jared Warren. They asked TOUGH questions... I love that.

Come one, come all. We'll be glad to see you.

@HistorianDiary Congratulations, Duygu! Looking forward to reading this.

My article, “Ottoman Plants, Nature Studies, and the Attentiveness of Translational Labor” is forthcoming in History of Science! This will be the first publication from my current book project on the making of “slow science” between the Ottoman Empire and Early Modern Europe!

@Noemie_Duhaut you'll enjoy this, too!

And now I have one more thing to discuss with my students next week!

Great thread on photographs of the 1914 Sarajevo assassination. Proud of my cool smart friends for doing cool smart things. @infinite_milos the exhibition looks wonderful!

@NicholasDenyse1 Congratulations, I look forward to reading!

@zarqawiyyah I'm a Slavist so outside the field, but the most sensible option seems (for citations) to include original title and a translation; those who read the language get what they need, those who don't can get they meaning they need. Transliteration helps a fairly small set of readers.

@EFDavies Herzlichen Glückwunsch, Franziska!

A fun workshop, organised by fun and smart people, in a wine-town in the Rhine Valley. What's not to love?

History of science/technology fellowships, including a virtual option for Ukrainian scholars, all at an institution well recommended by @NCaomhanach!

@StanislauPaulau Marvellous news, Stanislau, and well deserved!!

Well, with a small delay: I’m excited to have been appointed as a tenure-track Professor for Global History of Christianity and Orthodox Christian Studies at the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg. T plus 2 months. All systems performing well.

#CEHS announces the 2023 program of travel and research grants (up to $4000 each) for ABD doctoral students and recent PhDs in #CentralEuropeanHistory. Deadline is January 15, 2023. For more information, consult the CEHS grants page here: centraleuropeanhistory.org/?page_id=122.

@sbkeeley @Noemie_Duhaut @paulmann_ieg Congratulations, Sam! Very much looking forward to reading this!

I'm excited to share that my article about the origins of the Anglican-Lutheran Protestant Bishopric in Jerusalem has been published alongside some great historians in the latest issue of the European History Yearbook. Special thanks to @Noemie_Duhaut and @paulmann_ieg for this.