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Latest papers
Portraits of aging men in late medieval Italy.
The Gerontologist · 2012 · first author
Latest funding
- $12,200
To Everything there is a Season: Seasonality and the History of Late Medieval Christianity
SSHRC · 2020 · Principal investigator
- $77,860
To Everything there is a Season: Seasonality and the History of Late Medieval Christianity
SSHRC · 2020 · Principal investigator
- $10,070
Cultural Encounters and Shared Spaces in the Italian Renaissance City, 1350-1650
SSHRC · 2014 · Principal investigator
1 publications.
Portraits of aging men in late medieval Italy.
Cossar R
To Everything there is a Season: Seasonality and the History of Late Medieval Christianity
Principal investigators: Cossar, Roisin A.
Keywords: social history; environmental history; medieval history; Italy; gender; history of Christianity
To Everything there is a Season: Seasonality and the History of Late Medieval Christianity
Principal investigators: Cossar, Roisin A.
Keywords: social history; environmental history; medieval history; Italy; gender; history of Christianity
Cultural Encounters and Shared Spaces in the Italian Renaissance City, 1350-1650
Principal investigators: Cossar, Roisin A.
Keywords: renaissance studies; space; urban studies; humanities
Unsettling histories the clerical family and ecclesiastical archives in northern Italy during the later Middle Ages
Principal investigators: Cossar, Roisin A.
Keywords: Italy; middle ages; social history; archival studies; gender history; history of Christianity; urban history; women's history
Piety and power: gender, social status and lay religious culture in medieval Italy
Principal investigators: Cossar, Roisin
Keywords: medieval italy; lay religious culture; gender; poverty; charity
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