Jste srdečně zváni na přednášku doc. Martina Nodla (CMS) Jak znormalizovat českou medievistiku.
Přednáška je součástí jednoho z bloků pracovního setkání Normalizace humanitních věd v Československu (1969-1989), které se uskuteční 14.-15. října 2019. Kompletní program zde.
Přednáška z cyklu Úvod do medievistických disciplín a témat.
Přednášku pronese doc. PhDr. Jiří Roháček, CSc., Ústav dějin umění AV ČR, vedoucí oddělení dokumentace.
Kompletní program kurzu zde.
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This workshop aims at bringing together scholars from different parts of Europe with an interest in questions related to geographical mobility in the Middle Ages and/or the early modern period. Traditional views on peasantries notwithstanding, geographical mobility has been a fundamental feature of European village life for many centuries. Numerous empirical studies have confirmed this. But what does it tell us about medieval and early modern Europe, and peasant societies, beyond the simple fact that people occasionally moved, then as they do today? What does it mean?
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Lecturer: Carolyne Larrington (Oxford).
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This lecture will talk about some of the ways in which the poetic form of ‚ævidrápur‘ (deeds of a life) functions within the fornaldarsaga genre in Old Norse. These autobiographically styled poems look back over and reflect a little on the lives of the Viking ancestors of medieval Scandinavians. Some may indeed draw on ancient traditions, others be antiquarian re-imaginings, but their focus on violence, loss, regret – and even love – allows us draw parallels with other kinds of autobiographical composition.
The lecture is a part of the series Me and the World … Autobiography in Medieval and Early Modern Europe.
Přednáška z cyklu Úvod do medievistických disciplín a témat.
Přednášku pronese Mgr. Filip Srovnal, PhD., Ústav pro dějiny umění FF UK, Národní památkový ústav Praha.
Kompletní program kurzu zde.
Konferenci pořádá spolek Svatá Ludmila 1100 let ve spolupráci se Středočeským muzeem v Roztokách u Prahy k nadcházejícímu 1100. výročí mučednické smrti kněžny Ludmily, které proběhne v roce 2021 na mezinárodní úrovni.
Registrace bude otevřená do 22. 10. 2019 pod tímto odkazem.
Přednáška z cyklu Úvod do medievistických disciplín a témat.
Přednášku pronese Mgr. Lenka Panušková, PhD., Ústav dějin umění AV ČR.
Kompletní program kurzu zde.
Lecturer: Jan Hon (Berkeley).
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Henry Suso’s Vita narrates the life of a „Servant of Eternal Wisdom“ as a path from the state of sin to the state of „Gelassenheit“ (composure/serenity/“let-it-be-ness“) and unity with God. What makes this text unique even in the context of late medieval mysticism is its autobiographical impetus. Though narrated in the third person, the text uses a number of strategies to link the narrative to the historical figure of Henry Suso. That, in turn, makes the hagiographical tone of the account a notably risky endeavor: how can one authorize his own life, filled with self-induced suffering, as an imitatio Christi and, at the same time, present it as an example to be followed by others? The talk will discuss this tension between hagio-graphy and auto-bio-graphy along with the medial strategies in both the manuscript and the print transmissions employed to provide the audience with spiritual participation in the servant’s (self-)torturous way to God.
The lecture is a part of the series Me and the World … Autobiography in Medieval and Early Modern Europe.
The dpeartment of Philosophy and Religiou studies FF UK invites you to a lecture delivered by professor Robert Pasnau (Boulder, Colorado):
The Path from Ancient Egoism to Medieval Altruism
