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Call for Papers: Sensing the Materiality of the Early Modern Islamic World
Historians of Islamic art have long been attentive to the sensory properties of material culture and architecture in the early modern period. The longstanding interest in perception coupled with more recent efforts to understand it as a multi-sensorial phenomenon has also nurtured breakthroughs in the study of aesthetics and major epistemological reorientations within the field….
Read moreReport NISIS Autumn School ’24
Please check out this web page to read the report: Netherlands Interuniversity School for Islamic Studies | Past Events
Read moreRegistration form Study Day ‘The Political Relevance of Islamism in the Contemporary Middle East’
Please register below by Friday March 14th, 2025.
Read moreSecond Annual Medieval Middle East Conference
This October saw the second edition of the Annual Medieval Middle East Meeting, this time at the University of Amsterdam. Dutch universities are home to a quite large number of researchers and lecturers working on the premodern Islamicate world in all its respects. However, they are spread out over various departments, ranging from languages to…
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