Texas Medieval Association
34th Annual Conference
Friday & Saturday, January 31 - February 1, 2025
University of Texas at Austin
Austin, Texas
Conference theme: “The Impact of the Middle Ages on Present-Day Global Culture”
Hosts:
The Department of Spanish & Portuguese
The Comparative Literature Program
Keynote speaker: Michelle M. Hamilton
Director of Medieval Studies and Professor of Spanish and Portuguese at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities (title of keynote address TBA)
Call For Papers
TEMA recognizes diversity as a critical component of medieval studies. Since its origins, TEMA has focused on the interplay of the American Southwest and medieval Europe. In 2020 TEMA established a permanent strand of linked thematic sessions on Race and Medieval Studies. Please indicate in your abstract if you wish to be considered for either of these themes. Papers on general medieval topics are also welcome.
Please send a 100-200-word abstract, as email attachment, by 15 January 2025, to:
Prof. Michael Harney
Dept. of Spanish & Portuguese
Department of Spanish & Portuguese / Comparative Literature Program
University of Texas at Austin
email: harney@austin.utexas.edu
Prof. Paul E. Larson
Dept. of Modern Languages & Cultures
Baylor University
email: paul_larson@bayler.edu
Prof. Donald Kagay
TEMA Executive Secretary
email donkagay@gmail.@
Please indicate if your paper requires electronic aids
Our organization depends on your support and your generosity. We encourage those who are able to consider donating to one or more of TEMA’s campaigns below:
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Graduate Student Prize (for best graduate paper at TEMA) Fund.
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Texas Medieval Association General Fund for future conference activities.
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