TalkTalks
The Relevance and Modernity of the Middle Ages
Price
Free
Free admission; advance registration for an in-person place is required.
Where
17 Bloomsbury Square, London WC1A 2NJ
About
A roundtable considers why medieval history matters today and how historians can respond to its neglect, political misuse and public misrepresentation.
The roundtable examines the public responsibilities of medievalists, including correcting myths, informing social policy and communicating research beyond academia. Participants listed by GHIL are Eva Haverkamp-Rott, Nora Berend, Emma Bermond, Timur Guselnikov, John Hinderer, Isabel Kimpel, Davide Polito, Astrid Riedler-Pohlers and Cynthia Stöckle.
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