Konferenssi

Tucemems, Turku Centre for Medieval and Early Modern Studies sekä Trivium, Tampere centre for Classical, Medieval, and Early Modern Studies kokoavat session tai sarjan sessioita Historiantutkimuksen päiville Jyväskylään 16.-18.10.2025.

Kokoavana teemana on tietäminen, tietämisen historia, tiedontuottaminen ja tiedonkäyttö antiikista uuden ajan alkuun. Deadline 30.1.

Suomalainen Bysantin tutkimuksen seura (BTS) kutsuu nuoria tutkijoita osallistumaan Bysantin tutkimukselle omistettuun seminaariin, joka järjestetään Helsingissä 8.2.2025, klo 11­–15. Seminaarin tarkoituksena on tarjota tilaisuus nuorille suomalaisille tai Suomessa työskenteleville tutkijoille esitellä meneillään olevaa tai hiljattain tehtyä Bysantin tutkimusta.

Toivomme 20 minuutin esitelmiä joko suomeksi tai englanniksi monipuolisesti eri aloilta, kuten historiasta, filologiasta, taidehistoriasta, arkeologista ja uskontotieteistä. Pyydämme lähettämään esitelmän otsikon, abstraktin (150–300 sanaa) ja affiliaatiotiedot 18.12.2024.

This is the first call for abstracts for a conference on formulaicity in the linguistic and philological research of historical language varieties. Please, mark the dates on your calendars. 

The aim of the conference is to discuss the multiple roles formulaicity plays in historical language data, to examine the advances of other fields in the analysis and management of formulaic texts, and to evaluate how these advances can be applied to historical linguistic research settings.

Call for Panels: ’Human/Nature – Entanglements in Cultural History’, 16–19 June 2025, Rovaniemi, Finland.

The ISCH 2025 conference thus invites panels exploring human-nature entanglements from diverse angles.

Kindly note that the CFP process for the ISCH 2025 conference is divided into two phases. The first phase is for panel proposals, and the second phase for individual papers to be proposed to the accepted panels.

The call for individual papers starts on the 2nd of December.

The Passages conference series (since 2003) has focused on society and the history of everyday life in the premodern world. Our aim is to bring together scholars from diverse fields to study longer term historical continuities and changes between the classical, medieval, and early modern worlds.

The next conference focuses on the emotions and suffering associated with violence. The aim is to understand what kinds of emotional and affective responses, and experiences violence and war cause in individuals, families, and other communities. While premodern violence as such has been studied from various viewpoints, we encourage perspectives considering comparisons between eras and cultures. Emotions, experiences, and everyday life provides novel viewpoints to approach these themes. The conference combines the latest research on emotions and experience with social and cultural historical approaches to the ancient, medieval, and early modern world.