Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies
Baroque utopias are physical, textual, or visual spaces thataccumulate objects overtime,such as libraries,marketplaces, maps, chronicles, and planned settlements.These spaces expand continually in an… read more about BAROQUE UTOPIAS: COLONIALITY AND GLOBALIZATION IN THE EARLY SPANISH EMPIRE »
A workshop series for colleagues at Duke to present their work-in-progress on premodern topics to an engaged, cross-disciplinary audience from the Triangle and Triad areas. The meetings are an… read more about Medieval and Early Modern Works-in-Progress »
Sheryl Overmyer received her doctorate from Duke University, Department of Religion in 2010, under the supervision of Stanley Hauerwas and David Aers. She is an Associate Professor of Catholic… read more about "I'd be an unkind king unless I help my kin": Christ's Peace and Versions of Peace in William Langland's Piers Plowman »
The Divinity School will host a lecture, "Father Luther's Converts: Pastoral Care in the Protestant Reformation" that focuses on pastoral care as introduced and practiced by Martin Luther in the… read more about Father Luther’s Converts: Pastoral Care in the Protestant Reformation »
A workshop series for colleagues at Duke to present their work-in-progress on premodern topics to an engaged, cross-disciplinary audience from the Triangle and Triad areas. The meetings are an… read more about Medieval and Early Modern Works-in-Progress »