Events

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  EPIDENTITY at the International Medieval Congress in Leeds 2022Written by on 8/1/2021

  Together with Yuliya Minets (Jacksonville State University, Al) and Mirela Ivanova (University of Sheffield), we submitted a proposal for three sessions at the Leeds International Medieval Congress, 4–7 July 2022 The sessions are bound under one shared title Languages as Barriers, Languages as Bridges: Intra- and Inter-Lingual Negotiations across Ethnical, Political, Religious, Social, Cultural, and […]

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  EPIDENTITY at the Linked Pasts 6 Symposium (University of London and British Library), December 2-16, 2020Written by on 10/29/2020

  Linked Pasts 6 (University of London and British Library), December 2-16, 2020 Activity Cluster 3: Epigraphy and Documents During the annual Linked Pasts Symposium, we organize two roundtables on creative ways of integrating EpiDoc and EFES (EpiDoc Front-End Services) with relational databases, and linking data from other projecs (Trismegistos, Syriaca.org, Pleiades, etc.) in databases similar […]

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  EPIDENTITY at the 56th International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, 13–16 May 2021Written by on 10/29/2020

  Materiality of Languages: Epigraphy, Manuscripts, and Writing Systems in Byzantium and Early Islamic Near East (324-1204) Call for papers (the cfp is now closed). EPIDENTITY will mark its presence at the 56th International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, 13–16 May 2021 with an impressive set of four sessions. We are organizing this major event in […]

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  EPIDENTITY at the International Medieval Congress in Leeds, 5–8 July 2021Written by on 10/29/2020

  Changing Winds and Great Storms: The Dynamics of Speech Communities and Forms of Their Linguistic Self-Expression in the Eastern Mediterranean (324-1204) Call for papers (the cfp is now closed). EPIDENTITY is running a series of five sessions at the International Medieval Congress in Leeds, 5–8 July 2021. We are organizing this major event in cooperation […]