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Tag Archives: middle-byzantine era
Nordic Tales, Byzantine Paths, and a visit to Gotland
In 2019, when we all thought that the 24th International Congress of Byzantine Studies would take place in Istanbul in August 2021, the Swedish Research Institute in Istanbul was approached by Buket Kitapçı Bayrı of the Tukish Committee for Byzantine … Continue reading
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Tagged art, coins, Gotland, middle-byzantine era, reception, storytelling, Vikings
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Spatial Paths to Holiness: New Dissertation at Uppsala University!
Myrto Veikou has handed in her doctoral dissertation for the traditional “spikning” at Uppsala University: “Spatial paths to holiness: Literary ‘lived spaces’ in eleventh-century Byzantine saints’ lives”. The dissertation will be defended on September 26 with Stephanos Efthymiadis as faculty … Continue reading
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Tagged literature, middle-byzantine era, Saints, space
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Ideologies and Identities in the Medieval Byzantine World (Vienna, April 16-17, 2015)
As part of a project financed by the Austrian Science Fund (FWF) investigating the ideology of the lower strata in the Byzantine Empire, a two-day workshop devoted to the same and overlapping topics brought together scholars from Austria, France, Britain, … Continue reading
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Tagged Athens, emperor, literature, Mediterranean, middle-byzantine era, Normans, politics, Ravenna, religion, Serbia, Sicily, urban culture, Venice
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Två föredrag på Medelhavsmuséet i Stockholm
Den 27 januari kl 18:00 talar Ingela Nilsson på temat Buddha i Bysans: Legenden om Barlaam och Joasaf. Denna bysantinska hagiografi – i vilken berättelsen om Buddha för första gången återges för kristna läsare – har översatts av Barbro Styrenius och kommer att … Continue reading
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Tagged archaeology, Buddhism, Christianity, Constantinople, hagiography, late antiquity, middle-byzantine era
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Nya evenemang i Uppsala
På onsdag den 12 november föreläser Paolo Cesaretti under titeln “Andreas Salos – ten years after”. Föreläsningen handlar om den helige dåren Andreas vita och forskningsläget i kölvattnet efter Lennart Rydéns viktiga arbete. Cesaretti var själv doktorand i Uppsala på … Continue reading
Byzantium and the Arab World: a two-day seminar in Uppsala (September 18-19, 2014)
The increasing interest in the formative role of the Byzantine Empire to Christian Europe can perhaps only be matched by the booming market of studies on the rise of Islam. Since the two historical topics are intertwined for a period of some two … Continue reading