Presentations
Chaired by Christina Lutter (University of Vienna)
Commented by Walter Pohl (University of Vienna)
Daniel Ziemann – Die Wiener Schule und das frühmittelalterliche Bulgarien
József Laszlovszky and Balázs Nagy – The Mongol Invasion in Central-Europe.
A new research project and plans for future co-operation
Gábor Klaniczay – Dominikanerinnen und Stigmaten
(Margarethe und Helena von Ungarn und Katharina von Siena)
Carsten Wilke – Mittelalterliche jüdische Inschriften aus Buda und Wien
Katalin Szende – Mittelalterliche Topographie von Wien und Ofen:
Machtpositionen und Ordnungen
Günhan Borecki – Connecting Hungarian, Habsburg, and Ottoman Histories
(16th-17th centuries)
Break
Cristian-Nicolae Gaşpar – Language and society in transition:
Varieties of Latin in Late Antiquity
Volker Menze – Die Spätantike in Budapest
György Geréby – Politische Theologie im frühen Christentum
István Perczel - Jesuit erudition in the service of the South Indian mission:
The evidence of newly discovered Syriac and Malayalam manuscripts
Marcell Sebők – The first Head Librarian of the Imperial Library in Vienna:
Hugo Blotius and his Central European friends
Alice Choyke – Multidisciplinary approaches to medieval Animal Studies:
The Medieval Animal Data-network (MAD).
Vienna-based students, PhD students and alumni of the Department will be present
Reception to follow