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Authority, Gender and Social Relations – Durham Early Modern Studies Conference

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Conference organized by the Institute of Medieval and Early Modern Studies (IMEMS) and hosted by the University of Durham.

  • Location: Durham City, England
  • Date: 23-25 Jul 2018
  • Submit 300-word abstract by 12 Jan 2018
  • Contact:ea**********@*******ac.uk
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Authority, Gender and Social Relations – Durham Early Modern Studies Conference
Tagged on: authority    early modern    gender    identity    material culture    political climate    power    religion    social relations
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