
ALT International Arthurian Society British Branch Meeting, 3rd-5th September 2025, University of Bristol The organising committee would like to invite submissions of abstracts for 20-minute papers for the British Branch meeting of the International Arthurian Society, taking place in the Arts Complex on Woodland Road at the University of Bristol, Wednesday 3rd - Friday 5th September 2025. Papers can speak to any Arthurian-related topic and scholars of all career stages/types are welcome. Please submit your 200-word abstract to Professor Leah Tether ([email protected]) by Friday 28th March 2025. Please note: speakers and attendees must be members of the International Arthurian Society (any branch). If you are not yet a member and would like to attend/speak, you can find out how to join the British Branch here: https://sites.google.com/view/iasbb/how-to-join.

ALT International Arthurian Society British Branch Meeting, 3rd-5th September 2025, University of Bristol The organising committee would like to invite submissions of abstracts for 20-minute papers for the British Branch meeting of the International Arthurian Society, taking place in the Arts Complex on Woodland Road at the University of Bristol, Wednesday 3rd - Friday 5th September 2025. Papers can speak to any Arthurian-related topic and scholars of all career stages/types are welcome. Please submit your 200-word abstract to Professor Leah Tether ([email protected]) by Friday 28th March 2025. Please note: speakers and attendees must be members of the International Arthurian Society (any branch). If you are not yet a member and would like to attend/speak, you can find out how to join the British Branch here: https://sites.google.com/view/iasbb/how-to-join.

ALT The Middle Ages in the Modern World is a revived conference about the ways in which the Middle Ages have been received, imagined, invoked, relived, used, abused, and refashioned in the modern and contemporary worlds. Proposals are invited for papers, panels, linked panels, readings and events for the 5th MAMO conference. Creative and scholarly work from any discipline on any aspect of medievalism is welcome, but we are particularly interested in addressing: Inclusivity and exclusivity; the struggle to claim the medieval; medievalist activism Relationships between the medievalisms of scholarship, creative work, heritage and cultural industries Performance and re-enactment of the medieval Continuities: living and working with medieval buildings and institutions Local, national and global medievalisms; medievalisms of London The history and current state of medievalism studies Chaucer reception in all forms from the manuscripts to the present day















