Showing posts with label Reformation Studies Colloquium. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reformation Studies Colloquium. Show all posts

CALL FOR PAPERS: Reformation Studies Colloquium

This year’s Reformation Studies Colloquium will be held at the University of Essex, Colchester on Thursday 30 August to Saturday 1 September 2018.

The conference, which meets biannually, will bring together established as well as younger scholars studying all aspects of the Protestant and Catholic Reformations in the British Isles and Europe. We invite papers showcasing all aspects of current research into the Reformations and new trends in the fields from all disciplinary backgrounds.

The plenary speakers for the conference will be:

Prof Peter Lake (Vanderbilt University)

Prof Alison Rowlands (University of Essex)

Prof Bill Sheils (University of York)

Contributions from current research students are especially welcomed. Papers should be about 20 minutes, additional time for discussion will be allowed in each session.

To propose a paper please submit a title and a short summary (no more than 300 words) by e-mail no later than Wednesday 25 April 2018.

Contact: Dr Tom Freeman Dr Justin Colson

The conference will be held at the Colchester Campus of the University of Essex, located in the beautiful grounds of Wivenhoe Park, around 60 minutes from central London. The conference will take advantage of the many medieval and early modern features of Colchester, including an exclusive evening private tour of, and wine reception at, Colchester Castle and its recently refurbished museum.

Please join the Reformation Studies Colloquium mailing list here

Reform and Reformation: The Eighth Research Colloquium

University of Warwick

Tuesday 6 May 2014

The eighth annual "Reform and Reformation" research colloquium will take place at the University of Warwick on Tuesday, 6 May 2014. We expect proceedings to last roughly from 11-5, allowing participants to travel on the day. The host institution will be able to offer refreshments and lunch, but not travel expenses (on previous occasions, delegates from partner departments have often travelled together).

The Colloquium deals with any aspect of the European Reformation(s) very broadly conceived. Previous talks have ranged from late medieval music via Renaissance food cultures and Reformation theology to seventeenth-century almshouses. Everyone with an active interest in our period and themes is very welcome to attend. Postgraduates wishing to present a 20-minute paper are requested to email a title and brief thematic sketch to b.kumin@warwick.ac.uk by 15 February 2014.

Contacts: b.kumin@warwick.ac.uk (programme) M.J.Wakeman@warwick.ac.uk(organisation).

The Reformation Studies Colloquium 2012

To be held at St. Chad's College, Durham, 4-6 September 2012.

Deadline for submissions: 31 May 2012

The plenary speakers will be Euan Cameron (Union Theological Seminary, New York), Peter Marshall (University of Warwick) and Merry Wiesner-Hanks (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee).

We invite proposals for 20-minute communications on any theme related to Reformation studies. Please send proposals (c. 200 words) by email to alec.ryrie@durham.ac.uk.