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Palimpsests Past and Present: The Sufis and Sultans of the Maklī Necropolis, 1380–1660
Sponsor: Fall 2026 AKPIA Lecture Series: A Forum for Islamic Art & Architecture, Harvard University
Speaker: Fatima Quraishi, Assistant Professor, Art and Archaeology, Princeton University
Humanities Indexing and Taxonomy in the Age of AI
Massachusetts Historical Society
Speakers: Kathryn Ostrofsky and Tony Field, University of Richmond
Comment: Benjamin Breen, University of California, Santa Cruz
Northampton Print & Book Fair
The Solomonic moment: thrones, crowns and the material traces of early-modern global absolutism
Sponsor: Global Information History Workshop
Speaker: Dror Wahrman (HUJI)
Professor Dror Wahrman is the Vigevani Chair in European Studies, Department of History, Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
The Book of Job in the Republic of Letters: The Reception of Hugo Grotius's Annotata ad Vetus Testamentum (1644)
Sponsors: Mahindra Humanities Center Seminar in the History of the Book and Early Modern Workshop in the Department of History, Harvard University
Speaker: Michael Legaspi (St Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary), with comment by Gabriel Parlin...
Richard Burbage's Henry V: Collaboration and Rethinking Dramatic Authorship
Sponsor: Harvard Mahindra Humanities Center Seminar on Shakespearean Studies
Speaker: Tanya Pollard, Brooklyn College and CUNY
Johnson House Talk
Sponsor: Houghton Library
Speaker: Celine Luppo McDaid, Director of Dr. Johnson’s House museum in London
Memorial service for András Riedlmayer, Harvard University
Organizer: CMES, Harvard University
Questions: eaf073@fas.harvard.edu
Audition Call: ὕδραυλις – Performing Medieval and Early Modern Music from Historical Notation at Harvard University
Tuesday and Wednesday, September 29 and 30, 5:00PM - 7:00PM EDT
Sponsor: St. Paul's Church/Harvard Catholic Forum
Type of event: Educational, with a weekly Vespers program on Wednesdays at 5PM: Medieval and Renaissance Music at Harvard University *ὕδραυλις
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Shared Shelves: Book Collecting and the Making of Prestige between Quattrocento Italy and the Ottoman Empire
Co-sponsored by the Renaissance Seminar and the History Department, both at Wesleyan University
Speaker: Samet Budak (Hannah Seeger Davis Postdoctoral Fellow, Princeton University)
Attendees must RSVP in advance to receive a pre-circulated paper.
Crossing Without Dissolving: Ecumenical Magic in Ottoman Bosnia
Sponsor: Sohbet-I Osmani / Ottoman Conversations, Harvard University
Speaker: Amila Buturovic, York University