In this episode we sat down with our colleague Juan Manuel Rubio Arevalo, a Ph.D. candidate at CEU's Department of Medieval Studies, to talk about Medievalism, the Crusades, and-most importantly-video games.

Second part of a conversation with Levan Tatishvili. This episode explores the changes that occurred in the art of rhetoric during the Middle Ages.

The first part of the conversation with Levan Tatishvili. The episode discusses the history of classical rhetoric and its impact on the culture of the Middle Ages.

In this episode, CEU's Istvan Perczel speaks about his time at the Medieval Studies Department and his intellectual journey spanning from late antique philosophy, Mediterranean studies, through Eastern Christian theology to Christianity in South India.

In this episode of Past Perfect, Christina Antenhofer casts a new light on the relationships between people and their material possessions in pre-Modern Europe.

In this interview Mária Vargha shares her new perspective on the Christianization of Central Europe, based on the insights offered by the geospatial analysis of the archeological data and approaches in digital humanities.

I n this short conversation Lenka Panušková talks about the illuminations of Passional of the Abbess Kunigunde in the context of female devotional practices of the fourteenth century.

In this interview, Michal Machalski talks to Bernhard Palme about the papyri documents from Byzantine Egypt

In this interview Éloïse Adde, Assistant Professor at Central European University's Medieval Studies Department, speaks on the topic of the medieval nation.

Caren Kulver interviews Maarten Prak, Professor of Social and Economic History at Utrecht University. They discuss his book Citizens without Nations, in which Maarten discusses how urban citizenship functioned in medieval and early modern Europe.