Tag Archives: Sacred Violence

From Management Consulting to Medieval History: How I Became a History Editor at University of Toronto Press

Want to become an editor? Read about how our history editor, Natalie Fingerhut, ended up in her current position.

This entry was posted in Books and tagged University of Toronto, Tikkun Olam, The Assassination of Europe, Sacred Violence, Publishing, pedagogy, NYU, Natalie Fingerhut, Muslim and Christian Contact in the Middle Ages, Jill N. Claster, Jarbel Rodriguez, Howard M. Sachar, History, higher education, editor, Concordia University on January 23, 2015 by admin.
In Memory of Jill N. Claster

Natalie Fingerhut, History Editor at UTP, marks the passing of a beloved author, Jill N. Claster.

This entry was posted in UTP News and tagged Sacred Violence, New York University, Jill N. Claster, In memoriam, crusades on January 12, 2015 by admin.
Today in the Fifteenth Century

"My colleague said that you have the best display here!" exclaimed UTP author, Lisi Oliver, as she approached our booth...

This entry was posted in Events & Conferences and tagged Thomas F. Mayer, The Viking Age, The Middle Ages in Texts and Texture, The History of Sexuality Sourcebook, The Civilization of the Italian Renaissance, Steven Bednarski, Sacred Violence, Pilgrimage in the Middle Ages, Paul Edward Dutton, Odin, Michael Burger, Medieval Popular Religion, Medieval Military Technology, Lisi Oliver, Leslie Lockett, Kalamazoo, International Congress on Medieval Studies, berserker on May 15, 2011 by adelcol.
Today in the Twelfth Century

I am now back in Kalamazoo County and excited about another International Congress on Medieval Studies.

This entry was posted in Books, Events & Conferences and tagged Viking comics, Viking Age, twelfth century, Steven Bednarski, Snorri Sturluson, shofar, Sacred Violence, Reading the Middle Ages, Odin, Medieval Medicine, Lisi Oliver, Leslie Lockett, Kalamazoo, International Congress on Medieval Studies, Faith Wallis, berserker on May 12, 2011 by adelcol.
Summer Days at UTP

August is almost over, and with it, summer is coming to an end. Things are busy at the offices of University of Toronto Press; new titles are being released every week and conference season is fast approaching.

This entry was posted in Books, Events & Conferences and tagged Washington, Transnational and Immigrant Entrepreneurship in a Globalized World, Sherbourne Health Centre, Seljak, Sacred Violence, Rotman, Religion and Ethnicity in Canada, Rachel Epstein, Parenting Network, LGBTQ, Jill Claster, Jacquelyne Luce, Israel Drori, International Association for the History of Religion, Gladstone, Effective Medical Leadership, D.C., Conferences, conference, Bryce Taylor, Bramadat, Book launch, Beyond Expectation, Benson Honig, American Political Science Association, Academy of Management on August 26, 2010 by masterUTP.

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