La corónica is pleased to announce The Nancy F. Marino Prize for Best Essay in Hispanomedieval Studies at the International Congress on Medieval Studies at Kalamazoo. The Nancy F. Marino Prize honors the contribution of Professor Marino to the profession,
Call for Proposals: IMANA at Kalamazoo 2025
Dear Mediberians, To facilitate robust representation, optimal program organization, and ease of searching for attendees, we (Matt Desing, Martha Daas, and Robin Bower) will collect and organize session proposals for Ibero-Medieval Association of North America (IMANA) sponsorship at Kzoo 2025.
2023-2024 Marino Prize Winner
La corónica is pleased to announce the fifth annual winner of the Nancy F. Marino Prize for Best Essay in Hispanomedieval Studies: Roberto Talavera Pagán for the paper, “Cringing for Another: Shame and Confession in Vida de Santa Pelágia” *
Winner of the 2024 La corónica International Book Award
Winner of the 2024 La corónica International Book Award: Sarah Ifft Decker The Fruit of Her Hands: Jewish and Christian Women’s Work in Medieval Catalan Cities (Pennsylvania State UP, 2022) Sarah Ifft Decker (she/her), assistant professor of history at
CFP for Southeastern Medieval Association Conference 2024
“New Approaches to Castilian Textualities” Session organized by Ángel Rañales and for the Southeastern Medieval Association (SEMA) Conference and hosted by Augusta University. Location: Augusta, GA Date: 12-14 October 2024 Submit 250-word abstract and one-page CV by 15 June 2024
The Nancy F. Marino Prize 2024
La corónica is pleased to announce The Nancy F. Marino Prize for Best Essay in Hispanomedieval Studies at the International Congress on Medieval Studies at Kalamazoo. The Nancy F. Marino Prize honors the contribution of Professor Marino to the profession,
Race in the Iberian Middle Ages: A Critical Roundtable
Race in the Iberian Middle Ages: A Critical Roundtable Geraldine Heng’s The Invention of Race in the European Middle Ages(2018) is but a single intervention in a changing horizon of understanding of medieval race and racializing practices in the
Call for Papers: “Traditional Ways of Knowing” at Kalamazoo 2024
Session “Traditional Ways of Knowing in the Middle Ages (A Roundtable)” sponsored by Center for Medieval Studies, Univ. of Minnesota–Twin Citiesfor the International Congress on Medieval Studies at Kalamazoo 2024. Location: Kalamazoo, MI Date: 9-11 May 2024 Submit proposal via
Call for Papers: “Race in Comparative Context” at Kalamazoo 2024
Session “Race in Comparative Context: The Case of Iberia (A Roundtable)” sponsored by La corónica and the Association for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies for the International Congress on Medieval Studies at Kalamazoo 2024. Location: Kalamazoo, MI and online (blended-format
Call for Papers: Representations of Space in Medieval Iberia at Kalamazoo 2024
Session “Representations of Space in Medieval Iberia” sponsored by the Ibero-Medieval Association of North America (IMANA) for the International Congress on Medieval Studies at Kalamazoo 2024. Location: Kalamazoo, MI Date: 9-11 May 2024 Submit abstract (about 200 words) via the
Call for Papers: “Mester de Clerecia: 800 Years Later” at Kalamazoo 2024
Session “Mester de Clerecia: 800 Years Later” for the International Congress on Medieval Studies at Kalamazoo 2024. Location: Kalamazoo, MI Date: 9-11 May 2024 Submit proposal to Connie Scarborough (co****************@*tu.edu)before 15 September 2023. Contact: Connie Scarborough (co****************@*tu.edu) Call for Papers
Call for Papers: “Re-Reading the Archpriest” at Kalamazoo 2024
Session “Re-reading the Archpriest: Deconstructing Autobiography and the Libro de buen amor” for the International Congress on Medieval Studies at Kalamazoo 2024. Location: Kalamazoo, MI Date: 9-11 May 2024 Submit proposal to Paul Larson (Pa*********@****or.edu) before 15 September 2023. Contact:
Call for Papers: Aljamiado Language and Literary Studies at Kalamazoo 2024
Session “Aljamiado Language and Literary Studies in Medieval Iberia and Beyond” sponsored by La corónica for the International Congress on Medieval Studies at Kalamazoo 2024. Location: Kalamazoo, MI Date: 9-11 May 2024 Submit abstract via ICMS website by 15 September
Call for Papers: Epic Soundscapes at Kalamazoo 2024
Session “Epic Soundscapes” organized by the Société Rencesvals, American-Canadian Branch for the International Congress on Medieval Studies at Kalamazoo 2024. Location: Kalamazoo, MI Date: 9-11 May 2024 Submit abstract (circa 200 words) with name and affiliation by 15 September 2023.
IMANA Call for Session Proposals for Kalamazoo 2024
Message to the IMANA community from Robin Bower, Associate Professor of Spanish (Penn State U, Beaver Campus): Although IMANA is still amorphous and unofficial, we did have a record crop of sessions on the 2023 ICMS roster, and can certainly
Winner of the 2023 La corónica International Book Award
Winner of the 2023 La corónica International Book Award: Henry Berlin Alone Together: Poetics of the Passions in Late Medieval Iberia (U of Toronto P, 2021) Henry Berlin, associate professor in the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures at
2022-2023 Marino Prize Winner
La corónica is pleased to announce the fourth annual winner of the Nancy F. Marino Prize for Best Essay in Hispanomedieval Studies: Giada Mirelli for the paper, “Siervo libre de amor: Rodriguez del Padron’sVita Nuova“ * * *
Summary of Ibero-Medieval Panels and Events at Kalamazoo 2023
(Please note, all times are listed as they appear in the Online Program. Check your own ICMS meeting calendar for local times.) Please join us: La corónica Reception on Friday, May 12, 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM (Fetzer – 1035-1045)
CANCELED: MLA Social Event for LLC Medieval Iberian
The LLC Medieval Iberian social event at the MLA convention has been canceled.
Call for Papers for La corónica Roundtable at Kalamazoo 2023
Update: ICMS has decided to give us a second roundtable on Sancho IV, promising a quite diverse debate on Alfonso X’s segundogénito, new deadline for submissions Sept. 23, midnight PDT (3am EDT). “Ortodoxia en la era de Sancho IV (1282-1325)”