2018

Moving forms, communities, networks and constellations

Divna Manolova and Elizabeth Tyler on the Transformations and Translocations workshop launching CML's newest research strand.

Byzantine Studies Association of North America 2018 in San Antonio, Texas

PhD student Chiara d'Agostini writes about her experience at the 2018 conference of the Byzantine Studies Association of North America.

Fear and Loathing in the Earthly City. Negative Emotions in the Medieval and Early Modern Period c. 1100-1700

CML associate professor Thomas Heebøll-Holm blogs about this conference (November 1-2, 2018, Copenhagen).

Thoughts on an interdisciplinary symposium: <i>Interstellar Skies: The Lunar Passage in Literature through the Ages</i>

Dale Kedwards on the interdisciplinary symposium on the lunar passage in literature through the ages, August 4-6, 2018.

Continuities Between Medieval and Humanist Translation Theory and Practice

Réka Forrai writes about this conference, co-organized by the Centre for Medieval Literature in collaboration with the project Cultural Encounter as a Precondition for European Identity.

Steven Runciman, The Sicilian Vespers – and historiographical narratology

Lars Boje Mortensen explores the role of historiographical narratology in Steven Runciman's The Sicilian Vespers and in a 13th-C chronicle.

Saints and their several images – a CML conference in Odense

Steffen Hope writes about a conference he recently organized in Odense.

Liturgical Fragments at the Library of the University of Southern Denmark

Research Assistant Steffen Hope tells us about his work with the SDU library on identifying medieval manuscript fragments in the library's early modern books.

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