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How did court dwarfs navigate their unique social status in early modern German courts? Despite being perceived as privileged dependents, they served various ...

What was the crucial and yet overlooked role that British women played in the Atlantic slave trade? While much focus has been on English men involved in the ...

How does a new digital humanities project, born from research on the voices of the enslaved in the French Atlantic world, offer insight? Set to launch in ...

What moral principles guided Pope Gregory the Great (590–604)'s policy and how did he integrate them into his role as supreme manager of the papal patrimonies ...

In the past, most iconographical studies on slavery and similar phenomena focused on specific regions, cultures and periods. The aim of this conference is to ...

During her lifetime, Emma Kolbe/Forsayth/Farrell (née Coe, 1850–1913), known as ‘Queen Emma of New Guinea’, was one of the most powerful private individuals ...

Throughout the day, participants will be invited to share their reflections on their own research practices, whether based on collaborative projects, ...

This interdisciplinary workshop on body history and experiences explores strong asymmetrical dependencies from the perspective of the body and experience. The ...

This workshop will bring together a diverse group of scholars to consider the family in the Islamicate world as a locus for understanding coexisting and at ...