Posts by Darius von Guttner
Veritas Lecture - Just and Holy War: From Augustine to the Twenty-First Century - examines the development of Christian reflection on war from late antiquity to the present, focusing on the distinction between ‘just war’ and ‘holy war’.
The penis evolved to be noticed – but the artful fig leaf has hidden it for centuries
theconversation.com/the-penis-ev...
New issue of the Journal of the Australian Early Medieval Association Vol. 20, No. 2 (2024) search.informit.org/toc/jaema/20/2 @jaema.bsky.social
Trump won’t rule out force to take Greenland – a country with a complex colonial history
theconversation.com/trump-wont-r...
Our Books for Review list is out - as usual, members of the Association get a first look in, but we will be opening it up in due time.
I personally (@chriswhitewrites.bsky.social) have done two recently, but there are definitely some tempting texts on the list...
The Australian Early Medieval Association's conference this year (our 20th!) is looking for papers discussing tempestuous times - whether real tempests or allegorical ones - from Late Antiquity, the Early Medieval, or the Medieval world:
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In case you missed it, here is Laura Gathagan talking to us about her book The #Queenship of #MathildaofFlanders: Embodying Conquest.
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#MedievalSky ##MedievalHistory #WomensHistory #Skystorians #AcademicSky #HistorySky #Embodiment #Bodies #Flanders
By invoking the heritage of Leo XIII, Leo XIV has set the compass of his papacy. It points toward a Church intellectually serious, socially committed and pastorally close.
Quem será o próximo papa? Aqui estão os principais candidatos, numa lista que inclui até um brasileiro
Pagan loaves, Christian bread, a secular treat: a brief history of hot cross buns
theconversation.com/pagan-loaves...
Meet Maria Clementina Sobieska, the defiant queen who pulled off a jailbreak to secure the Jacobite legacy
theconversation.com/meet-maria-c...
Who really was Mona Lisa? More than 500 years on, there’s good reason to think we got it wrong
theconversation.com/who-really-w...