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    • Murray Scribal Hall
    • Subhashini Kaligotla, "Off With Their Heads: Medieval Andhra Women, Memorial Stones, and the Aesthetics of Self-Sacrifice"
    • A book event with D. Vance Smith
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    • Naama Cohen Hanegbi, "Childbirth and Mental Distress in the 15th-century Mediterranean: Jewish and Christian Perspectives"
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    • Dotno Pount, “Reconstructing the Medieval Cult of Chinggis Khan with Digital Humanities: Textual Criticism of Mongolian Liturgy”
    • Thomas A. Carlson, "Mosaics in Earthquake Country: Religious Diversity in the Middle East and Its Effects, 1000-1500 CE"
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    • Elly Truitt, "Intelligent Artifice: Ancient and Medieval AI"
    • Misho Ishikawa, "Brimstone & Bajiao: Smelly Signs in Medieval English and Chinese Hagiography"
    • Sierra Lomuto: “Of Fremde Land”: Locating the Mongol Empire in Chaucer’s “The Squire’s Tale”
    • Don Wyatt: Slavery and Its Medieval Abolitionisms: China Contrasted to Europe
    • Zsuzsanna Gulácsi: The Life Cycle of the Sacred: Manichaeans Artifacts and their Curious Preservation at Buddhist Archeological Sites across Medieval East Central Asia
    • Carissa Harris: Reproducing Wenches: Histories and Futures of Intersectional Disadvantage
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    • Manling Luo (Indiana at Bloomington), "Human-to-Tiger-and-Back Transformation in Medieval Chinese Stories."
    • Miriam Goldstein, "Jesus in Judeo-Arabic: Toledot Yeshu in the Medieval Near East"
    • Roland Betancourt, A Conversation on Byzantine Intersectionality: Working through Sexuality, Gender Identity, and Race in the Middle Ages
    • Hussein Fancy (Yale), “Secularizing Islam: Maomet in the Aula Gotica”
    • A book talk with Leah DeVun
    • Subah Dayal "The View from the Islamic Port-City: Secret Letters, Envelopes, and Diplomatic Crisis in the Mughal Bay of Bengal"
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