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Please join us for our first MEHAT workshop session of the spring quarter. In conjunction with the Early Modern History Workshop, MEHAT is happy to welcome: Professor Snjezana Buzov Dept. of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures Ohio State University Wall-less … Continue reading →

The Middle East History and Theory (MEHAT) Workshop is pleased to announce its schedule for the Winter Quarter. Workshop details may change in the coming weeks, so please check for updates. Also, please note that our first workshop with Professor … Continue reading →

Thank you to those who joined us at Carlos’ presentation on Friday, September 30th! We look forward to seeing you at the following MEHAT workshops this quarter. We will pre-circulate papers on the MEHAT list and provide separate announcements for … Continue reading →

The Middle East History and Theory Workshop is pleased to announce its first workshop of the 2011-2012 academic year: Carlos Grenier PhD Student in History, University of Chicago The Caliph of the Unseen World: Qāsim-i Anvār and Mystical Leadership in … Continue reading →

the Middle East History and Theory (MEHAT) Workshop is pleased to announce its final meeting of the year: Roy Fischel PhD Candidate, History and South Asian Languages and Civilizations Foreigners in the Deccan: Migration and Politics in South India, 1565-1636 … Continue reading →

the Middle East History and Theory (MEHAT) Workshop is pleased to announce a joint meeting with the Late Antiquity and Byzantium Workshop: Dr. Emran El Badawi Discussant: Josh Mabra Thursday, May 19, 12:00–1:30, Pick 218 Stages of the Apocalypse in … Continue reading →

The MEHAT workshop and the Shi’ism Discussion Group are pleased to present two guest speakers this week,Dr. Jason Mohaghegh (New Jersey City University) and Dr. Devin Stewart (Emory University). Please see below for details. Thursday, May 5, 4:00–5:30, Foster 305 … Continue reading →

the Middle East History and Theory (MEHAT) Workshop is pleased to announce a special visit by: Prof. Jason Mohaghegh New Jersey City University Thursday, May 5, 4:00–5:30, Foster 305 Inflictions: The Writing of Violence, East/West A joint meeting with the … Continue reading →