The final conference programme and full list of speaker abstracts for ANZAMEMS 2017 are now available on our website: Programme and Keynotes
We look forward to seeing you in Wellington in February.
The final conference programme and full list of speaker abstracts for ANZAMEMS 2017 are now available on our website: Programme and Keynotes
We look forward to seeing you in Wellington in February.
The ANZAMEMS 2017 conference programme and copies of all paper abstracts are now available and can be downloaded from the Programme and Keynotes section of our conference website.
We look forward to welcoming all our speakers and participants to Wellington, New Zealand in February!
Presenters include: Professor Lorna Hutson (Oxford), Associate Professor Rosalind Smith (Newcastle, Australia), Dr Malcolm Mercer (Royal Armouries, Tower of London), Dr Anthony Tedeschi (National Library of New Zealand)
We have extended the deadline for the Philippa Maddern Postgraduate Travel Bursaries to 1 October 2016.
If you are a postgraduate student who has submitted a paper proposal for ANZAMEMS 2017, on a topic related to the history of the emotions, we encourage you to apply.
Details are on our Bursaries & Prizes page.
Our inbox runneth over with terrific paper and panel proposals for ANZAMEMS 2017.
We will be responding to all proposals over the next couple of weeks.
While we do so, we will continue to accept proposals until 16 September 2016. This is a last call for papers: get those abstracts to us!
In the past decades, alchemy has been finally established as a legitimate subject of scholarly interest. Instead of arguing for its acknowledgement as such, research can now focus on details and aspects that have not yet been fully explored. Alchemy was pursued in a variety of ways by a variety of practitioners belonging to different social groups in Europe and beyond.
Proposals are invited for a panel on late medieval and early modern alchemy with a special focus on the ways alchemical knowledge was produced and transferred between geographical regions, practitioners of various disciplines and social groups.
The panel will convene at the ANZAMEMS Eleventh Biennial Conference at Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand, 7–10 February 2017
Potential topics for papers include, but are not limited to:
If you would like to contribute a paper to this panel, please send the following to Dr. Dora Bobory, dora.bobory@gmail.com, by 1 August 2016, with ‘Alchemical Knowledge’ in the subject line:
*New!* A number of postgraduate and bursaries and prizes are now available for application. See our Bursaries & Prizes page for information.
See “Programme and Keynotes” for our exciting lineup of keynote speakers. We look forward to welcoming Dr Erin Griffey, Professor Martha Howell, Professor Lorna Hutson, and Professor Cary Nederman to ANZAMEMS 2017, with thanks to our generous sponsors.