Mapping Minds, Bodies, and Worlds (2011-2012)
Lecture Podcasts:
Jorge Flores, Cartography, Iconography, and Ethnography in Early Modern Portuguese Asia
Robert Hanning, Holy Sepulcher, Lunar Lost-and-Found
Toby Lester, World Upon Worlds: The Waldseemuller Map of 1507
Nabil Matar, Britain, France and the Mediterranean: 1702-1713
Richard Unger, Sea Charts, Sea Power and the Visual Language of Sixteenth Century Political Persuasion
Valerie Kivelson, Mapping Magic: The Sites of Witchcraft in Seventeenth-Century Russia
Emily Lethbridge: The Saga-Steads of Iceland: A 21st-Century Pilgrimage
Richard Kagan, Policia and the Plaza: Utopia and Dystopia in the Colonial City
Translating Piety (2010-2011)
Mementos, Keepsakes and Tokens (2009-2010)
The Culture of War (2008-2009)
Translations (2007-2008)
The Marvelous (2006-2007)
Anniversaries (2005-2006)
Nature in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance (2004-2005)
Collectors and Collecting (2003-2004)
Portraits and Biographies: Representing Lives in the Middle Ages and Renaissance) (2002-2003
A Year of Living Dangerously: On the Margins in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance (2001-2002)
Reading Between the Lines: New Questions About Premodern Europe (2000-2001)
Time in the Texture of Life (2000-2001)
Home and Homelessness in the Medieval and Renaissance Worlds (2000)
Visual Life: Varieties of Cultural Performance in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance (1999)
Europe and the Rest of the World, 500-1650 (1998-1999)
Communities and Identities in the Pre-Modern World (1998)
Medieval Studies Beyond the Borders of the Humanities (1997-1998)
Organizing the Past: Perspectives on Cultural Periods (1996-1997)
Manuscript Culture: The Interdisciplinary Foundations of Medieval and Renaissance Studies (1996-1997)