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Tuesday 13 April 2010
16.30
L-4
HIS05
GIS, the Middle Ages and Early Modern Time
Room D14, Pauli
Joachim Laczny : The late medieval ruler Frederick III (1440–1493) on the journey – the creation of the itinerary using a Historical GIS (his-GIS) Lies Vervaet : Using GIS in a research on the correlation between the socio-economic features and the geographical aspects of a rural village in Early Modern Flanders
Wednesday 14 April 2010
8.30
N-5
MID05
MID05 Queenship in the Middle Ages
Auditorium D2, Pauli
Isabel de Pina Baleiras : Leonor Teles, Queen of Portugal (1372-1383): a powerful woman? Ana Echevarria : Katharine of Lancaster and popular piety in Castile Manuela Santos Silva : Philippa of Lancaster in the Portuguese Court: queenship performed by a Late Medieval woman Covadonga Valdaliso : A political analysis of Catalina de Lancaster's Castilian court
Wednesday 14 April 2010
10.45
N-6
MID01
Fabric and Gender I
Auditorium D2, Pauli
Joana Sequeira, Arnaldo Melo : Women’s role in Portuguese textile production in the Later Middle Ages Peter Stabel : Dress as a social marker. The material culture of Bruges women in the late Midddle Ages
Wednesday 14 April 2010
14.15
N-7
MID02
Fabric and Gender II
Auditorium D2, Pauli
Laura Michele Diener : "Sacred Labor: Medieval Nuns and Textile Production" Shennan Hutton : Organizing Specialized Production: Gender in Medieval Flemish Wool Cloth Industry
Thursday 15 April 2010
8.30
J-9
MID03
Multiple Images. National Identity in the Middle Ages and the Middle Ages used for Post-medieval Identity Construction I
Room D11, Pauli
Claire Weeda : Culture, Climate and Identity in Twelfth-Century Northern Europe Justyna Wubs-Mrozewicz : Hollanders as ‘the Other’ through a Hanseatic lens. Late medieval and modern perceptions of identity
Thursday 15 April 2010
10.45
J-10
MID04
Multiple Images. National Identity in the Middle Ages and the Middle Ages used for Post-medieval Identity Construction II
Room D11, Pauli
Peter Raedts : The English as a Race Robert Stein : Identities in a changing world: the Low Countries in the late Middle Ages
Thursday 15 April 2010
14.15
A-11
MID10
Holy Writ and Lay Readers: A Social History of Vernacular Bible Translations
Auditorium, muziekcentrum
Suzan Folkerts : Lay Readers, Possessors and Donors of Vernacular Bible Manuscripts in the Low Countries (until circa 1550) Margriet Hoogvliet : The texts of French Bible translations and their readers: an archeaological approach of the manuscripts Sabina Magrini : The circulation of the “Parisian” Latin Bible in Italy during the 13th and 14th centuries: first results and some considerations on the methodological approach adopted Mart Van Duijn : An agent of change: the impact of printing on the dissemination of the vernacular Bible
Friday 16 April 2010
8.30
F-13
MAT13
Medieval Royal Treasuries: Consumption and Circulation of Luxury Goods
Vestibule, muziekcentrum
Hermenegildo Fernandes : Treasure and politics behind an Inventory: Denis of Portugal household accounts as a young king (1278-1283) Isabel Guimarães Sá : Inhabited spaces: chambers, churches and oratories. The example of Portuguese queens and princesses (1450-1550) Ana Maria S. A. Rodrigues, Adriana Almeida : Luxury and fashion in the 14th century. Precious fabrics, pearls and gold in the wardrobe of Leonor of Portugal
Friday 16 April 2010
10.45
X-14
MID07
The medieval 'towerscape': building towers in late medieval society
M211, Marissal
Jan Dumolyn : The Architecture of Status and Power: Late Medieval Flemish Burghers in the Countryside Katrien Lichtert : The towerscape in the oeuvre of Pieter Bruegel the Elder: looking for meaning Bram Vannieuwenhuyze, Jelle de Rock : Medieval urban towers: stairways to heaven or architectural dominoes?"
Friday 16 April 2010
14.15
N-15
MID09
Using Tax Surveys for Microhistory in the Medieval and Early Modern Periods: A European Perspective
Auditorium D2, Pauli
Jeff Fynn-Paul : Manresa: Reconstructing a Fifteenth-Century Town from Tax Survey Records |
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