MEMS

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The Centre for Medieval & Early Modern Studies (MEMS) at the University of Kent | MA & PhD scholarships available. For our latest updates: linktr.ee/MEMS_UniKent

⚔️ Assassins vs. Templars — Myth, Blood & History Join Steve Tibble for this year’s MEMS Anselm Lecture. 📅 Thursday 30 October 2025 🕕 6 pm 📍 Templeman Lecture Theatre, UKC 💬 Free | No booking needed Post-lecture drinks, sponsored by CAMEMS.

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📜 Pre-Modern Race Roundtable 🗓 Thurs 16 Oct | 17:15–18:30 📍 Darwin LT1 & Online (Teams) 🎙 Dr Sarah Dustagheer, Natalie Tolentino, Georgie Anderson, & Eleanor Hex discuss race in the medieval and early modern worlds, from the ‘Other’ and fabulation to Digital Humanities and Premodern Race Studies.

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🔥 This Thursday in Canterbury! 🔥 Join Jonathan Sumption for “The Hundred Years War and its Legacy.” 🕕 Lecture 7pm (AGM 6.15pm) 📍 Michael Berry Lecture Theatre, Old Sessions House, CCCU 💷 Free for HA members & students • £5 visitors

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Delighted to see this new @leverhulme.bsky.social -funded Doctoral Scholarships Programme has made it onto here. KOM is an innovative partnership between @kcl.ac.uk and @memsunikent.bsky.social . Follow @komldsp.bsky.social - I know there is exciting news coming soon about funding and projects!

Knowledge Orders before Modernity@komldsp.bsky.social · 2y ago

We are extremely grateful to @leverhulme.bsky.social for its generous funding which makes this new Doctoral Scholarship Programme possible. This is the official feed for Knowledge Orders before Modernity (KOM for short) - follow us to find out more about how to apply and the projects we support.

Our first #MEMSNews of 2024! Already lots of exciting things have happened at the Centre, and more are on their way. First, a massive congratulations to everyone who passed their viva & submitted! 🥳 And save the date for our future events! Watch the video on Insta: www.instagram.com/reel/C2-QwEH...

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The video recordings for our MEMS Seminars with Dr Peter Good and Dr Sheila Sweetinburgh are now available for viewing! Check out the posts below! 🧵 ⬇️

The video recordings for our MEMS Seminars with Dr Peter Good and Dr Sheila Sweetinburgh are now available for viewing! Check out the posts below! 🧵 ⬇️

Good morning! Our event later today is a fantastic talk on medieval manuscripts, more precisely common profit books! Dr Ryan Perry will share with us some exciting new research on the topic. The talk is hybrid and will also be recorded. Don’t miss out! research.kent.ac.uk/medieval-ear...

MEMS@memsunikent.bsky.social · 3y ago

#BookHistory friends, join us tomorrow for what promises to be an excellent evening with the equally excellent @RMMPerry! 📜 A New Look At The Common Profit Book Phenomenon 📆 Thurs 1st Feb, 5pm, DLT1 & Teams 👉 Join here: research.kent.ac.uk/medieval-ear... #medievalsky #manuscripts

✨ Did you know that CHASE DTP (AHRC) has a new network for #Medieval and #EarlyModern researchers? ✨ Welcome to MEMRN, which is launching tonight with their first meeting! At the prow of the ship is Harry Gilbert, Clara Chamberlain, Isa Schwarzer & Segolene Gence. Just email them to join!

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How DO you find those things trapped in methodological gaps (and what do you do w/them when you find them)? Tune into the livestream if you're not out east and we'll let late medieval English illumination blaze a trail! (A great lineup, and all available online too!)

MEMS@memsunikent.bsky.social · 3y ago

Good afternoon #skystorians, #medievalsky and #earlymodern aficionados! We have just released our termcard and we are excited to share with you all of our wonderful #MemsSeminars! 👉More info on: research.kent.ac.uk/medieval-ear...

It was fantastic to welcome back Dr Peter Good at MEMS for such a thrilling talk! It was exciting to learn about the culture and traditions around Persian wine, and how far it travelled. What tidbits did you particularly enjoy? ☺️

Peter standing in front of his powerpoint and smiling at Suzanna standing at the lectern