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Writing Passion Relic Agency in Pilgrim Tales of Christian-Muslim Contexts

March 6, 2026

Speakers:

Siobhain Bly Calkin

CMS is thrilled to welcome Siobhain Bly Calkin of Carleton University to present, Writing Passion Relic Agency in Pilgrim Tale

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JHI How-to: Compose a Compelling Connection Grant

March 11, 2026

Symposium season is approaching!

JHI How-to: Fall in Love with Your Research Again

February 10, 2026

Show your research some love this Valentine’s week!

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Early Modern Asexualities: Day 3

January 7, 2026

This conference brings together the historical study of early modernity and asexuality studies as an interdisciplinary academic discipline.

Early Modern Asexualities: Day 2

January 6, 2026

This conference brings together the historical study of early modernity and asexuality studies as an interdisciplinary academic discipline.

Early Modern Asexualities: Day 1

January 5, 2026

This conference brings together the historical study of early modernity and asexuality studies as an interdisciplinary academic discipline.

Rebirth of Netherlandish Painting in the Early 16th Century: Antwerp Mannerism and Its Discontents

September 26, 2025

The first years of the sixteenth century was a time when the old conventions of Netherlandish painting had finally run their course.

JHI How-to: Navigate JHI Funding Opportunities

October 14, 2025

Are you a faculty member in the humanities looking to expand your research impact, or launch a public-facing initiative?

Marxism in/as Translation Day 2

October 17, 2025

This workshop explores how the movement and circulation of Marxist theory and practice, from its beginnings in the writings of Marx himself to the

Marxism in/as Translation Day 3

October 18, 2025

This workshop explores how the movement and circulation of Marxist theory and practice, from its beginnings in the writings of Marx himself to the

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