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Tag Archives: reception
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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Ink, Bronze, and Blood of the Nation: Living in Medieval Serbia Today
By Milan Vukašinović History, and a good deal of it medieval, has been making headlines in Serbia lately. The municipal government of Belgrade keeps allocating millions of euros for the project of piercing the foundations of the city’s medieval fortress … Continue reading
Byzantium, alt-right and hooliganism
As our readers will know, the Nordic Byzantine Network is not only preoccupied with the study of Byzantium as such, but also with the metahistory of its past and contemporary use. Such was, for instance, the topic of a two-day … Continue reading
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Tagged Constantinople, graffiti, Greece, Hagia Sophia, hooligans, Islam, Istanbul, mosque, Orthodoxy, politics, reception, sport, Trikala, Turkey
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Ny serie om vikingaflicka i Miklagård
Läsare av Dagens ETC har sedan i somras kunnat följa den äventyrliga vikingaflickan Siris resa till Miklagård i form av Patric Nyströms och Per Demervalls nya seriealbum Siri och vikingarna, utgivet av Rabén & Sjögren (2016). I följetongsformatet publiceras en … Continue reading
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Tagged comics, Constantinople, Hippodrome, Miklagård, reception, Vikings
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Christmas reading – new book by network member!
If you haven’t decided what to read over the holidays, the Nordic network can warmly recommend a new book. Olof Heilo has written a highly interesting and important monograph on Byzantium as a key to understanding the rise of islam, Eastern … Continue reading
Motsägelsefull historiesyn
I anslutning till den nya filmen om Konstantin den store och Katarina av Alexandria (se förra inlägget) drar sig NBN till minnes den kolumn i Sveriges största dagstidning hösten 2011 där den bysantinska kristendomen utpekades som roten till allt ont. Enligt kolumnisten … Continue reading
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Tagged Ancient world, Christianity, Constantine the Great, Nicaea, reception
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Cinema: Decline of an Empire (2014)
Finding a film about ancient Rome is never hard. Finding a film about anything Byzantine is quite the opposite. Consequently, when one does unearth a film about something byzantine with it feels necessary to watch it. On principle alone if … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexandria, Christianity, Constantine the Great, film, reception, Roman, Rome, Saints, St. Catherine
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At the Crossroad
A few hours before the SRII seminar “The Straits: Inquiries into a Crossroad” was set to begin, the three NBN members responsible for its planning and execution sat down at a café on Tünel square and pondered the outcome. Would … Continue reading
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Tagged archaeology, art, Balkan, Bursa, Christianity, Constantinople, economic history, Islam, Istanbul, literature, Mediterranean, Nicaea, Ottoman, reception, relics, renaissance, Troy
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