Religions in Medieval Urban Europe (original) (raw)

The paper discusses the significant role of religion in shaping the urban landscape of medieval cities in Europe, highlighting the interplay between religious practices and city life. This includes the emergence of religious communities, sacred spaces, and time structured by religious observances. It also calls for contributions to the upcoming VIII International Conference on the Middle Ages, focusing on themes related to the interactions of Christian, Islamic, and Jewish traditions within urban contexts, and offering a platform for scholars to present their research.