Category Archives: Colloque

30 Novembre 2013 Galerie Colbert (salle Demargne), 2 rue Vivienne,  Paris 2e     Journée d’étude organisée par le Centre André Chastel, l’université Paris-Sorbonne, l’université Charles De Gaulle-Lille 3 et le labex EHNE, sous la direction de Rose-Marie Ferré, Anne-Marie Legaré … Lire la suite →

Jaarlijks herdenkt het Ruusbroecgenootschap de sterfdag van Jan van Ruusbroec († 2 december 1381). Dit jaar doen we dat in de vorm van een wetenschappelijke bijeenkomst op vrijdag, 29 november a.s., 15u–18u in de Willem Elsschotzaal in het Hof van … Lire la suite →

November 22, 2013 (1:00 pm-5:00 pm) Leiden University Lipsius Building, Room 228  The field of Digital Humanities now plays an important role in an increasing number of disciplines, including those that have not traditionally depended on the use of computers. A … Lire la suite →

28 novembre 2013, à 11 h  Institut royal du Patrimoine artistique  Parc du Cinquantenaire 1, BE.1000 Bruxelles Salle de conférence, rez-de-chaussée Elizabeth J. Moodey Vanderbilt University – Nashville, Tennessee One of the most splendid manuscripts commissioned by Philip the Good … Lire la suite →

Colloque international du CIELAM Groupe CUER MA  Université d’Aix-Marseille  29, avenue Robert Schuman 13 621 Aix-en-Provence 27-29 novembre 2013 Comité scientifique :  Annie Combes, Professeur de littérature du Moyen Age, Liège, Belgique  Chantal Connochie-Bourgne, Professeur émérite de langue et de littérature … Lire la suite →

Liturgy in History : an International Study Day at QMUL, sponsored by CREMS 19 November 2013, Queen Mary, University of London Location: Old Library, Garrod Building, Queen Mary Whitechapel Campus (near Whitechapel Station – District and Hammersmith & City lines) Three speakers – Professor Nils … Lire la suite →

19e Mediëvistendag / 19th Medieval Studies Day  City Culture and the Transmission and Exploitation of Knowledge Deventer, Town Hall, Grote Kerkhof 4 15 November 2013  Locations:  Town Hall, Grote Kerkhof 4 (Burgerzaal), Deventer, near the Lebuïnus Church / (from 14.00) Stads- … Lire la suite →

9-10 April 2014 School of Humanities (HistorySubject), University of Glasgow We are pleased to send out the call for papers for Conflict and Rebellion in the North Sea World 2014. From the 8th to the mid-11th century, Scandinavia, the British … Lire la suite →

In the Early Middle Ages Europe’s political landscape was significantly shaped by the emergence of new fundamental modes of identification, both ethnic and religious. These processes created new forms of social cohesion and conflict. The world into which the Irish ascetic exile and … Lire la suite →