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Réseau des médiévistes belges de langue française

Publication – « The Rise of Vernacular Writing. The Palaeographical Perspective / L’emersione delle scritture volgari. La prospettiva paleografica. Proceedings of the 21st Colloquium of the Comité international de paléographie latine. Firenze (19-21 February 2020) », éd. Irene Ceccherini, Teresa De Robertis

The process that led the various languages of Europe to acquire a written dimension was neither simple nor linear: the chronology was different and the occasions, strategies and types of evidence were different. This field of research has always been … Lire la suite →

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Appel à contribution – Libraries as Links in Learning: Making the Meaning of Manuscripts

Appel complet : ici The Libraries as Links in Learning: Making the Meaning of Manuscripts project invites papers for a strand at Leeds IMC 2027 on the mediating role of libraries with respect to medieval manuscripts from c. 1800- c. … Lire la suite →

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Publication – Rupert de Deutz, « Commentary on the Song of Songs », trad. Carol Neel

The Benedictine abbot Rupert of Deutz (d. 1129) was among the most prolific, innovative, and influential of medieval theologians. Well-positioned in time and space to respond to the unfolding of the twelfth-century reform of European religious life, he actively engaged … Lire la suite →

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Appel à contribution – Performing Communities: Regular Canons Between History, Art, and Liturgy (11th–15th Centuries)

Regular canons played a central, yet still insufficiently recognised, role in the religious and institutional history of the Latin Middle Ages. They did not constitute a homogeneous body, but a constellation of communities, networks, and congregations, from the Mortarians and … Lire la suite →

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Publication – Elizabeth Hasseler, « Royal Sanctity and the Making of History in High Medieval Scandinavia »

In the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, writers working in Latin and vernacular genres, from the chronicle and saints’ lives to the saga, crafted expansive histories of Norway, Denmark, and Sweden. At the centre of their narratives were royal saints, holy … Lire la suite →

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Appel à contribution – CLAUSTRUM: Art, Iconography and Spirituality in Medieval Franciscan Convents

October 23rd and 24th, 2026. Sá da Bandeira Theatre, Santarém, Portugal The Art History Institute at NOVA FCSH, in partnership with the Municipality of Santarém and the Diocesan Museum of Santarém, is pleased to announce the Call for Papers for … Lire la suite →

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Journée d’étude – Esprits et savoirs divinatoires au Moyen Âge (Orient-Occident)

La journée d’étude du jeudi 12 novembre 2026 au campus Condorcet, «Esprits et savoirs divinatoires au Moyen Âge», est la troisième du cycle d’ateliers «La divination du manuscrit à l’imprimé : une histoire des textes de divination et pronostication» organisé … Lire la suite →

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Appel à contribution – Multilingualism in the Global Middle Ages: Creating Communities through Inclusion and Exclusion

Call for Papers for a series of Sessions at the International Medieval Congress in Leeds 2027 (Special Strand: Communities) An English chronicler writes that the French king seeks to eradicate the Flemish language in the city of Damme; Georgian and … Lire la suite →

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Appel à contribution – Communities of Bodily Care in the Middle Ages

Call for proposals for “Communities of Bodily Care in the Middle Ages,” a series of sessions at the International Medieval Congress in Leeds, 5–8 July 2027. Rosalie Gabay Bernheim (London/Jerusalem) and Kerstin Mayerhofer (Vienna) invite proposals for “Communities of Bodily … Lire la suite →

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Séminaire – Initiation à l’édition critique des textes latins

Le séminaire d’édition critique, organisé par Dominique Poirel (section latine), aura lieu du lundi 18 au vendredi 22 janvier 2027 (10h-17h) exclusivement en ligne (sur inscription). Ce séminaire est ouvert à tous les étudiants et chercheurs désireux d’acquérir les méthodes … Lire la suite →

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