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Memory: Creation, Practice and Transmission - 21.-22.06.2019
International Workshop
The two-day medieval conference "Memory: Creation, Practice and Transmission" is a cooperation by members of the Basel Graduate School of History and the Department of Old Norse Studies. It is geared towards post-graduate students of all disciplines from in and outside Switzerland and offers the possibility of discussing practices and cultures of memory in pre-modern times, as well as that of connecting with fellow researchers from various regions and disciplines.
In order to allow as great an exchange as possible there are contributions dealing with a wide variety of aspects of "Memory" in the Middle Ages. In addition to this, our two keynote speakers Prof Kate Heslop of the University of Berkeley and Dr Charlie Rozier of the University of Durham will be speaking on "Bodies build places. Making memory in Old Norse kviðuháttr poetry" and "Merging Memories: the Appropriation of Memorial Traditions in Historical Writing at Durham, c.1090-1130".
When and Where?
Friday, 21.06.2019 and Saturday, 22.06.2019.
Conference room of the "Schönes Haus", Nadelberg 6.
You can find the conference programme here.
Organisation
Madita Knöpfle
Balduin Landolt
Fabienne Schwizer
Maria Tranter
Departements of History and Old Norse (DSLW), University of Basel
Contact
Maria Tranter (memoryconference@clutterunibas.ch)
Abstracts
- Abstract Büchli
- Abstract du Bois
- Abstract Connolly
- Abstract Grosen Jørgensen
- Abstract Grunwald
- Abstract Hölzlhammer
- Abstract Ireland-Delfs
- Abstract Kamphuis
- Abstract Kawalek
- Abstract Landolt
- Abstract Lohmann
- Abstract Meier
- Abstract Monk
- Abstract Ottaviani
- Abstract Parker
- Abstract Schweitzer-Martin
- Abstract Schwizer
- Abstract Upham
- Abstract Valpola-Walker