Oxford Medieval Graduate Conference

Sign, Script, and Visual Discourse: The Potential of “Aniconic” Miniatures through their Presentation in Paris’ Manuscript Coptic 13 Well known for its “mysterious” history, the Paris tetraevangelium Coptic 13 is also one of the most extensively illuminated Coptic manuscripts from the medieval period with four historiated represent...

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OMGC 2025 was a roaring success, with many rich and stimulating papers over two spring days at the Maison Française d'Oxford. Wrap-up post to come!

And away we go! OMGC 2025 is underway with Panel 1: Saints and Staging.

Not in Oxford? There's still time to register for online participation for OMGC 2025! We'd love to see you there digitally 👾 See link below 👇

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...and our 2025 program is now live, too! Check out the full slate of presentations below, including keynote speakers Dr. Helen Gittos (Oxford) and Prof. Aleks Pluskowski (Reading).

Oxford Medieval Graduate Conference 2025: Rituals & Ceremonies | OMGC <p><strong>MONDAY, APRIL 8</strong></p> <p></p> <p>9:30-10:00 Registration (in-person)</p> <p></p> <p>10:00-11:30 Session 1: Divine Affectivity</p> <ul><li>Marlene Schilling, &#39;Connected through Sc...

Registration for OMGC 2025, ‘Rituals and Ceremonies,’ April 24-25 at the Maison Française d'Oxford, is now live on our website! Follow the link to register for free in-person or online participation.

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Please send abstracts of up to 250 words to oxgradconf@gmail.com by 6th of December 2024.

Presentations will take place in person only but will be streamed for remote attendees. Papers should be max. 20 minutes. A limited number of bursaries are available to help with travel costs, and we welcome applications from graduate students at any university.

You might want to consider: religious ceremonies and traditions; domestic traditions; ceremonial dress and material culture; practical rituals; political ritual or ceremony; recording ritual or performance; rites of passage; magic or alchemy; counterculture or subversion.

The conference will be held in person on the 24th and 25th of April, 2025. Submissions are welcome from all disciplinary and interdisciplinary perspectives. There are no limitations on geographical focus or time period, so long as the topic pertains to the medieval period.

Submit your abstracts by THIS FRIDAY, December 6, for the Oxford Medieval Graduate Conference! We look forward to receiving submissions for 20 minute papers from graduate students on ‘Rituals and Ceremonies’. Details below:

The conference will be held in person on the 24th and 25th of April, 2025. Submissions are welcome from all disciplinary and interdisciplinary perspectives. There are no limitations on geographical focus or time period, so long as the topic pertains to the medieval period.