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Islamic Legacy: Narratives East, West, South, North of the Mediterranean
(1350-1750)
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Northern Europe And Islam. Borders And Non-contact Zones In Late Medieval And Early Modern Times, With A Focus On Scandinavia
Over the past decades, Marie Louise Prat’s concept of “contact zone” has made a huge impact on studies of cultural encounters in travel writing and colonial settings.
Negotiating Islamic Legacies in Europe: Concepts, Heritages, and Comparative Approaches
The legacies of a medieval (in the case of in the case of the Iberian and Italian peninsulas, Sicily and other western mediterranean islands) and/or early modern (in the case of the Ottoman Balkans and southern Central Europe) Islamic presence in Europe are still noticeable today, especially in the form of architectural heritage.
The migration of objects between Islam and Christianity in the medieval and early modern Mediterranean: new uses, new meanings
This call for papers is now open for those researchers who are interested to participate in the conference. They are invited to submit their proposals with a title, an abstract and a brief biobefore March 10, 2023
CA18129 Short Term Scientific Missions (STSM)
Short Term Scientific Missions (STSM) are institutional visits aimed at supporting individual mobility, fostering collaboration between individuals.
Atlas of Almohad Architecture (ATARAL)
We want to bring to your attention a great new resource for architecture carried out under the rule of the Almohads! The project “Atlas of …
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Northern Europe And Islam. Borders And Non-contact Zones In Late Medieval And Early Modern Times, With A Focus On Scandinavia
Over the past decades, Marie Louise Prat’s concept of “contact zone” has made a huge impact on studies of cultural encounters in travel writing and colonial settings.
Negotiating Islamic Legacies in Europe: Concepts, Heritages, and Comparative Approaches
The legacies of a medieval (in the case of in the case of the Iberian and Italian peninsulas, Sicily and other western mediterranean islands) and/or early modern (in the case of the Ottoman Balkans and southern Central Europe) Islamic presence in Europe are still noticeable today, especially in the form of architectural heritage.