This document lists the conference papers and publications of a scholar who has extensively researched and written on the topic of the medieval Christian conception and personification of Judaism. The conference papers were presented at various universities between 2011-2014 and covered topics like the influence of astrology on personifications of Judaism, gendering the medieval Jew, examining notions of melancholy and the Jewish body, and representations of Synagoga. The publications include articles in peer-reviewed journals on the body in medieval Christianity, re-interpreting Synagoga, and shifting perceptions of Synagoga.

1. CONFERENCE PAPERS:
Marginal and Intricate: Synagoga and the Medieval Christian Conception of
Judaism.Courtauld Insititue of Art, Boundaries in Medieval Art and Architecture
Postgraduate Conference, 1st February 2014.
See No Evil: Synagoga’s Blindfold University of Glasgow, History of Art Postgraduate
Conference, 7th -9th May 2013.
Born Under A Bad Sign: The Influence of Astrology on the Medieval Personification of
Judaism. Reading University, 39th Annual AAH Conference, 11th-13th April 2013.
The Feminine Mystique: Gendering the Medieval Jew. University of Bath, Gender and
Medieval Studies Conference 2013, 4-6th January 2013.
Homo Signorum: Looking to God or Looking to the Stars? – The Role of the Body in Medieval
Christianity. University of Cambridge, Charming Intentions: Occultism, Magic and the History
of Art , 3-4th December 2012.
‘Is the Medieval Christian Body Really Christian?’ – The Influence of Arabic sources on
medieval physiognomy and Politics of Representation.
University of Edinburgh, From Influence to Translation: Art of the Global Middle Ages, 14th-
16th May 2012.
Humouring the medieval Jew: An examination of the medieval Jewish body
University of Glasgow, History of Art Postgraduate Conference, 10th May 2012.
Crime and Punishment: Penitence and the Fear of Eternal Damnation on the Strasbourg
South Facade.
The Open University, 38th Annual AAH Conference, 29th-31st March 2012.
Jewish Melancholia: An examination of the interrelationship between medieval notions of
melancholy and the Jewish body.
University of Edinburgh, AAH New Voices 2011: Madness and Revolt, 25th November 2011.
The Fallen Woman? Shifting perceptions of Synagoga.
Olomouc University, 2nd International Students’ Workshop, Central European Jewish
Studies: The students’ voice, 14th-16th October 2011.
Is Synagoga Melancholy?
University of Glasgow, Scottish Society of Art history: Art History:Current and Future
Directions, 11th June 2011.
‘Blind, weak, sick and impotent:’ Personifying Judaism in the Middle Ages
University of Glasgow, History of Art Postgraduate Conference, 9th May 2011.

2. PUBLICATIONS:
‘Homo Signorum: Looking to God or Looking to the Stars? The Body in Medieval
Christianity,’ Abraxas: Special Issue 1 (May, 2013)
‘She Moves in Mysterious Ways: Re-interpreting Synagoga,’ Beyond the Boarders, 18th
February 2013 [http://beyondborders-medievalblog.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/she-moves-in-
mysterious-ways-re.html]
‘The Equivocal Woman: Shifting Perceptions of Synagoga’ Beyond the Boarders, 4th
February 2013 [http://beyondborders-medievalblog.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/the-equivocal-
woman-shifting.html?spref=fb]
Review: Mother of God: A History of the Virgin Mary by Miri Rubin,’ The Kelvingrove Review,
Vol. 8 (October 2011)