Deutsch-französisches Kolloquium zur mittelalterlichen Geschichte
Sommersemester 2021, donnerstags um 14:00 Uhr
(
Nils Bock
Münster/Deutschland
)
I. Iberische Halbinsel
5. April: Alexandre Giunta (Toulouse), Dei gratia Regina: The Matrimonial Alliances of the Kings of Aragon and Pamplona (11th-12th centuries)
22. April: Sandra Schieweck (Heidelberg), The Crown of Castile and its Frontiers: A Spatial Analysis
II. Geschichte und Wirtschaft
20. Mai: Ulla Kypta (Hamburg), Merchants' Cooporation in Late-Medieval Antwerp 27. Mai: Cécile Troadec (Paris), Social Mobility in a Growing City (Rome, 15th century)
III. Städtische Konflikte
17. Juni: Jörn Christophersen (Frankfurt), Why Religious Framing Matters. Observations on Violence and Coercion in Medieval Urban Conflicts
24. Juni: Claire Judde de Larivière (Toulouse), Political Conflicts, Popular Politics and Ordinary Politicization: How did Ordinary Inhabitants Interact in Medieval Urban Politics?
IV. Materialität und Schrift
1. Juli: Harmony Dewez (Poitiers), Administrative Memorials in the Time of High Farming c. 1270-1330
8. Juli: Abigail Armstrong (Heidelberg), The Materiality of Seignorial Administration in the North-East of England in the Later Middle Ages
Zeit: 14-16h
Format: Zoom-Konferenz (Anmeldung unter nils.bock@uni-muenster.de) weitere Informationen unter: https://sfahm.hypotheses.org/
Abbildung aus dem „Codex Manesse“ (https://digi.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/diglit/cpg848/0723, Lizenz: CC BY-SA 3.0 DE UB Heidelberg), Copyright © Nils Bock 2021.
