The University of Pennsylvania has a very useful website for Calls for Papers, which lists conference and journal requests for papers on English literature by subject and period. The Medieval section has a good selection of conferences and journals around the world.

If you would like to notify us of a conference that will take place outside of Cambridge, please contact the webmaster (webmaster@marginalia.co.uk), who is responsible for these pages. For information regarding conferences at Cambridge, please see our Cambridge Conferences page.

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MEDIUM AEVUM GRADUATE CONFERENCE
Lincoln College, Oxford, 12-13th April, 2011

The theme for the 2011 Medium Aevum Graduate Conference is Sleep.

The Medieval Graduate Conference is now in its seventh year. It is aimed at early career scholars and graduate students. Contributions are always welcomed from diverse fields of research such as history of art and architecture, history, theology, philosophy, anthropology, literature and history of ideas.

The call for papers is now available, and abstracts of 250 words (for papers of 20 minutes or less) should be sent to oxgradconf@gmail.com by 10th January 2011. For more information, please see the conference website.

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LEEDS INTERNATIONAL MEDIEVAL CONGRESS 2011

Marginalia is sponsoring a panel on

Wealth on the Margins

at the Leeds International Medieval Congress, 11th-14th of July 2011.

Our theme will cover the role of wealth in placing writers, readers and patrons on the margins of literary works and secular and religious communities, and on the other hand with the wealth of literary voices and influences on the margins of medieval society from 1100 to 1500. Our panel is diverse, with speakers from Cambridge and around the world, and we hope that you will be able to come and hear it.

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