Historian of Ital. Renaissance, medieval and early modern Europe, prof. of history at East Tenn. State U.
Johnson City, TN
Joined October 2012
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Brian Maxson retweeted
🚨We are delighted to share the ePublic of Letters' *FALL PROGRAMME* - featuring papers from Christopher Celenza, Tom Nichols, and Cecilia Sideri.
All talks are on Zoom, on a Wednesday, and are at 12noon (EST)/5pm (UK)/6pm (CET).
Please do join us - all welcome!
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This promises to be fascinating - do come along!
🗓️Join us for our first event of the fall on Wednesday 23 September @ 12noon (EST)/5pm (UK)/6pm (CET)
@CelenzaChris will present his new book "The Evolution of Western Thought: vol.1, From the Ancient World to Late Antiquity"
For a Zoom link, please RSVP bit.ly/4xl6cVT
Brian Maxson retweeted
🚨Do join us on Thursday 18 June at 12:00 EDT/17:00 BST for the launch of WHY MACHIAVELLI MATTERS NOW (@BloomsburyBooks).
To register, please use this link: crowdcast.io/c/machiavelli
Hope to see you there!
For those interested, tomorrow I will be participating in a conversation about a new book on Machiavelli. It is online and starts at noon eastern time. It's a great book!
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🚨 Join us on 22 April at 12 noon (EST)/5pm (UK) for our next event!
Noah Cole (@FloridaState ) will give a paper on “The Apocalypse, Partisans, and Valerius Maximus: 15th-Century Preachers and Political Factionalism in Italy.”
For a Zoom link, RSVP: bit.ly/4tnLF1M
The YouTube page of the ePublic of Letters continues to get new content. Today I uploaded Jill Burke's talk from last week on cosmetic books from the Italian Renaissance.
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The latest issue of Renaissance Quarterly (vol. 77.4) has been published online! Take a look: ow.ly/t0BW50VNGHS #RenTwitter #earlymodern @CambridgeUP
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The latest episode of our podcast, Historians & Their Histories, features Renaissance historian @maxson_brian. Listen or download wherever you get podcasts.
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I am so happy to see this continue with the "!" in the title: it is an exciting topic! This is a great forum for folks to learn more about the journal and what goes into having an article or review published in its pages.
#RenSA25 session reminder! To learn about publishing in @RSAorg's journal, please join the "Publish with Renaissance Quarterly!" session on Thursday 3/20 (11am–12:30pm) in Boston Westin Copley Place-Staffordshire Ballroom-3rd Floor. For details, see: tinyurl.com/mr2y7udc
My latest article is out. This piece changed the identification of a sculpture by Edmonia Lewis, so a lot different than what I usually do. 19thc-artworldwide.org/sprin…
The fall 2024 newsletter for the Appalachian Premodernists is now available for download via academia.edu:
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Brian Maxson retweeted
In case you missed it, @cambUP_History the publisher of Renaissance Quarterly, is providing FREE ACCESS TO ALL ARTICLES published since January 1, 2023; this will continue for all new articles published through December 31, 2024! ow.ly/Pgb550U4jH2 #RenTwitter #earlymodern
Brian Maxson retweeted
📣 We are delighted to announce that a new issue of Renaissance Quarterly has been published and is now available to view online. Take a look at issue 77.2 ➡️ ow.ly/acVO50U4pwm #earlymodern #twitterstorians @cambUP_History @ellislight_ #AcademicTwitter #RenTwitter
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🏆 Celebrating a year of remarkable research achievements at ETSU! Join us in recognizing the trailblazing efforts of our faculty and staff. etsu.edu/etsu-news/2024/10-o…
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Next Thursday, November 7! Get practical publishing advice from scholars who will discuss how to identify the appropriate peer-reviewed journal for your research, article submission timelines & process, and other questions of “fit.” Register: ow.ly/YSJB50TIqgu #RenTwitter
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We had much to celebrate at the annual ETSU Celebration of Research last week. Congratulations to the faculty and staff who were honored with research awards, including Dr. Michael Bourassa, Dr. Brian Maxson, Sandra Laws, Dr. Ginger Christian, and Dr. Ashana Puri.
ALT Pictured: Dr. Nick Hagemeier, Dr. Michael Bourassa, Dr. Brian Maxson, Sandra Laws, Dr. Ginger Christian, Dr. Ashana Puri, and Dr. Kimberly D. McCorkle.
Brian Maxson retweeted
Get practical publishing advice from scholars who will discuss how to identify the appropriate peer-reviewed journal for your research, article submission timelines & process, and other questions of “fit.” Register for our Nov 7 webinar here: ow.ly/YSJB50TIqgu #RenTwitter
This Wednesday, September 25, 2024, from noon until 1:30pm (eastern time in the U.S.), Jonathan Nelson will present “Risky Business: Portraits in Renaissance Italy.” To RSVP and receive a link for the talk, please use the following link:
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The latest newsletter for the Appalachian Premodernists is uploaded to academia.edu
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OPEN ACCESS! @Brill_History has made Bianca de Divitiis’ Companion to the Renaissance in Southern Italy (1350–1600) available in OA. This 800-page book with 90 color illustrations and seven maps can be downloaded for free! 👉brill.ws/RSA-19 #RenTwitter #earlymodern
