Lectures
Lectures in the Age of Covid
Although traditional lectures are on hold during the pandemic, Professor Madden is currently offering online lectures through Context Travel. The following lectures are available for enrollment:
A History of the Crusades (8 lectures, January 14 - March 4)
King Arthur and the Knights of the Roundtable: History and Legend (January 19)
City of the Lagoons: A History of Venice (6 lectures, April 13 - May 18)
Istanbul Through the Ages (6 lectures, January 13 - February 17)
From Christ to Christianity: A History of the Early Church (8 lectures, February 2 - March 23)
A History of the Inquisition (8 lectures, March 10 - April 1)
Although traditional lectures are on hold during the pandemic, Professor Madden is currently offering online lectures through Context Travel. The following lectures are available for enrollment:
A History of the Crusades (8 lectures, January 14 - March 4)
King Arthur and the Knights of the Roundtable: History and Legend (January 19)
City of the Lagoons: A History of Venice (6 lectures, April 13 - May 18)
Istanbul Through the Ages (6 lectures, January 13 - February 17)
From Christ to Christianity: A History of the Early Church (8 lectures, February 2 - March 23)
A History of the Inquisition (8 lectures, March 10 - April 1)
Professor Madden lectures widely on a variety of topics related to history and religion. He has delivered keynote addresses and public lectures around the world at a variety of universities, think tanks, learned societies, religious institutions, and other venues.
More information on topics, fees, and bookings can be obtained by sending an email to tfmlecturebookings@gmail.com. Please include in your message a brief description of the event and proposed dates.
Recent lecture topics have included the medieval foundations of difficulties in the modern Middle East, the legacy of the Crusades, and the formation of republican values in the commercial empire of Venice. These have been delivered at venues such as UCLA, The Cato Institute, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, the German Historical Institute in London, and Rutgers University.
More information on topics, fees, and bookings can be obtained by sending an email to tfmlecturebookings@gmail.com. Please include in your message a brief description of the event and proposed dates.
Recent lecture topics have included the medieval foundations of difficulties in the modern Middle East, the legacy of the Crusades, and the formation of republican values in the commercial empire of Venice. These have been delivered at venues such as UCLA, The Cato Institute, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, the German Historical Institute in London, and Rutgers University.