The Normans in the South Mediterranean Meetings in the Central Middle Ages
St Edmund Hall, University of Oxford
Professor Graham Loud (University of Leeds)
Professor Jeremy Johns (University of Oxford)
Professor Sandro Carocci (University of Rome II)
Call for Papers
Proposals for three-paper sessions, as well as individual proposals for 20-minute papers, are welcome. Comparative studies are particularly encouraged. Submissions should include: an abstract of 200–300 words, paper title, name and academic position, institutional affiliation and durable contact details for all speakers.
Themes and topics could include:
- Sicily as a cultural crossroads
- Crusading
- The Normans and empire
- Islamic interactions
- Political leadership
- Social change: women, men and families
- Norman Conquests compared: Italy, Sicily and other parts of Europe
- Reactions to the Norman presence in the south, then and now
- Impact on Italy as a whole
- Migration
- Local history: micro-perspectives on macro-trends
Submission Deadline: 15 November 2016
Please direct paper and session proposals, requests to join the conference mailing list, ideas for themes, and all other inquiries to:
Dr. Emily A. Winkler
emily.winkler@history.ox.ac.uk
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Craham (19 septembre 2016). The Normans in the South Mediterranean Meetings in the Central Middle Ages. Mondes nordiques et normands médiévaux. Consulté le 24 mars 2025 à l’adresse https://doi.org/10.58079/riut