The Gender & Medieval Studies (GMS) Group is a UK-based organization devoted solely to putting together an annual interdisciplinary conference, which furthers the study of medieval gender. The conference is an annual peripatetic event that has been running since at least the late 1980s (oral history suggests that it was running in 1987 at the latest) and traditionally takes place in early January.
It is geared as much towards postgraduate students as established scholars. A steering committee exists to help ensure the continuation of the conference from year to year.
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University of Surrey
11th – 13th January 2021
with a postgraduate workshop on the 10th January.
Our Call for Papers is now open (here in an accessible format). Deadline 31st August 2020.
Plenary speakers:
Professor Liz Herbert McAvoy (Swansea University)
Dr Rachel Moss (University of Northampton)
Dr Mine Sevinc (University of Surrey)
Postgraduate workshop by Professor Elaine Treharne (Stanford University)
Storytelling performance by Dr Daisy Black (University of Wolverhampton)
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The 2018 Gender and Medieval Studies Student Essay Prize has been awarded to Sarah Hinds from the University of York, for her essay ‘Late Medieval Sexual Badges as Sexual Signifiers: An Archaeological Reappraisal’. Huge congratulations to Sarah!
Information about submissions for our 2019 essay prize will be announced here.
To keep up-to-date on the GMS conference series, please subscribe to the listserv address: GMS-LIST@jiscmail.ac.uk.
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Eligibility: nominees should have a position (temporary or permanent) at a UK HEI, they should have research interests in the field of gender and/or sexuality in medieval studies in any discipline. We would particularly welcome colleagues working in early Medieval studies which is currently under-represented on our steering committee.
Nominations should be sent, with a brief biography, to: Isabel Davis (i.davis@bbk.ac.uk) and marked GMS Steering Committee Nomination.
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Gender and Medieval Studies Student Essay Prize 2018
小火箭配置文件confThe 2018 Gender and Medieval Studies Student Essay Prize has been awarded to Sarah Hinds from the University of York, for her essay ‘Late Medieval Sexual Badges as Sexual Signifiers: An Archaeological Reappraisal’. Huge congratulations to Sarah! Information about submissions for our 2019 essay prize will be announced here. To… Read more
Apply for the Gender and Medieval Studies Student Essay Prize 2018
June 17, 2018Submissions from postgraduates working within any discipline in the field are encouraged. Electronic submissions should be submitted to Laura Kalas Williams (L.E.Williams@swansea.ac.uk), by Monday 19th November 2018. Go to our prizes page for more details. Read more
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September 26, 2017GMS is a signatory on a letter of complaint written to the Dean of Humanities at the University of Chicago about the recent blog posts of Rachel Fulton Brown. We signed it of our own volition because, whilst disagreement is a healthy part of intellectual endeavour, there are lines that… Read more
Medievalists Respond to Charlottesville
September 8, 2017GMS are proud to support this statement by the Medieval Academy of America condemning white supremacy and the misuse of medieval history. In light of the recent events in the United States, most recently the racist violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, the undersigned community of medievalists condemns the appropriation of any… Read more
GMS Student Essay Prize Winner reports on her year since the 2016 GMS conference
October 11, 20162015 GMS student essay prize-winner, Laura Kalas Williams (Exeter) has reported on her progress since winning the GMS student essay prize, awarded to her at the Gender and Emotions conference at the University of Hull in January of 2016. Laura’s essay has since been published in the SMFS journal, Medieval Feminist… Read more
Guardian follow-up headline article on academic harassment
October 11, 2016On October 6th, the Guardian newspaper ran a follow-up headline article on academic harassment, this time linking its prevalence to the Savile scandal and those besetting the Catholic church in recent times. It certainly did not make for pleasant reading (http://www.theguardian.com/society/2016/oct/07/scale-of-sexual-abuse-in-uk-universities-likened-to-savile-and-catholic-scandals). See also, the follow-up online contribution from the following… 免费ssr节点2021