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Read more about PhD Teaching Fellow, Department of History, University of Limerick: ‘Student Cultures in Early Modern Germany’

Research Fellow in Italian Studies

University of Warwick.

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The Society for Renaissance Studies and the RSA Conference in Berlin March 2014

The SRS has long believed that there is a reciprocal agreement between RSA and SRS to the effect that all RSA members can attend any of our conferences without joining SRS and that all SRS members can attend RSA conferences held in Europe (currently every five years) without joining RSA. SRS has for some years advertised this as one of the benefits of membership.

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Call for papers, AHA 2016: Women & Diplomatic Culture in Early Modernity

Abstracts are invited for papers about "Women & Diplomatic Culture in Early Modernity," for a possible SSEMW Co-Sponsored Session at the American Historical Association's annual meeting in Atlanta in January 2016.

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Seminar: The Relation of Literature and Learning to Social Hierarchy in Early Modern Europe

The following sessions will be held at 2.00p.m. (ending by 3.30p.m.) in Hilary Term 2015 in All Souls College, Oxford (except for the first two sessions -- their time and location are different). There will normally be two papers per session.

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TECHNE Doctoral Students at the University of Roehampton

AHRC Studentships are available at the University of Roehampton through the TECHNE Doctoral Training Partnership. Each scholarship includes maintenance and fees for three years for a full-time student, or for five years for a part-time student.

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Sanctity in Global Perspective

Series Editors:

Shahzad Bashir, Stanford University
Renate Blumenfeld-Kosinski, University of Pittsburgh
John Stratton Hawley, Barnard College

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Opportunity: AHRC and BBC Workshop on Shakespeare

The AHRC is collaborating with the BBC on a seminar which will bring together BBC commissioning and editorial staff with arts and humanities researchers specialising or with interests in Shakespeare. This seminar will enable BBC staff to meet a range of academics specialising in this field and discuss the latest research with a view to helping to shape and influence BBC coverage. Expressions of interest are invited from researchers from all disciplines within the arts and humanities.

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Paolo Morigia and the city of Milan

Art History Supplement, September 2015

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Renaissance Studies Special Issue (Sept 2014): Women and Healthcare in Early Modern Europe

This special issue, Women and Healthcare in Early Modern Europe (Vol. 28, no. 4, September 2014; Guest editor: Sharon T. Strocchia), brings fresh interpretive perspectives and impressive archival research to bear on the reappraisal of women’s medical activities in early modern Europe.

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