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2019 October 16 Wednesday

How to learn easy ancient history. Reading the works mediating knowledge about antiquity in Medieval Central Europe (14th – 15th century), by Václav Žůrek, Charles University Prague
Václav Žůrek
Lecture

2019 October 02 Wednesday

The Pirenne-thesis in an interdisciplinary perspective. Transformations of the Late Antique World: Economic History, Archaeology, Empires, by József Laszlovszky, CEU
József Laszlovszky
Lecture

2019 September 25 Wednesday

Medieval Studies and the Joys and Pains of Interdisciplinarity, by Gerhard Jaritz (CEU)
Gerhard Jaritz
Lecture

2019 May 31 Friday

Communicating the Passion in the Late Middle Ages: Socio-Religious Function of an Emotional Narrative, Pietro Delcorno, IAS
Gábor Klaniczay
Pietro Delcorno
Dávid Falvay
Katrin Janz-Wenig
Olga Kalashnikova
Ágnes Korondi
Stanislava Kuzmova
Giacomo Mariani
Michael Neumaier
Jan Odstrcilik
Workshop

2019 March 26 Tuesday

Towards a Byzantine Theory of Literature: Twelfth-Century Teachers on Grammar, Prose Composition, and Homer’s Iliad
Baukje van den Berg
Lecture

2019 March 26 Tuesday

Wives, Mothers, and Widows in 12th-century Constantinople: Aristocratic Women in the Epigrams of Nicholas Kallikles
Luisa Andriollo
Lecture

2019 March 25 Monday

Poor in This World But Not in the Next?: The Commemoration of the Dead among Byzantine Peasants, Freedmen and Slaves (ca. 300-1100)
Zachary Chitwood
Lecture

2019 March 25 Monday

The Byzantine Text of the Gospels
Georgi Parpulov
Lecture

2019 March 25 Monday

‘Your industrious fellow townsman’ The Cult of Saints and Civic Identity in Late Antiquity and Byzantium
Efthymios Rizos
Lecture

2019 March 22 Friday

"Staging the European Classical in Modern Latin America", Public Lecture by Rosa Andujar (King’s College London)
Rosa Andujar
Lecture

2019 March 22 Friday

Ideology or Iconography: Formative Architecture as a Socialist/Modernist Legacy
Graham Bell
Lecture

2019 March 22 Friday

The Architecture of Late Socialism: Ghosts of the Past or Endangered Heritage?
Workshop

2019 March 20 Wednesday

Religious Discourse between Democracy and Social Justice “Inequality versus Sociopolitical stability“, Public Lecture by Suleiman, Mohamed Ahmed (Beni Suef University)
Lecture

2019 March 19 Tuesday

Ecstatic Female Sainthood and Witchcraft in the Late Middle Ages, Public Lecture by Gabor Klaniczay (CEU)
Gábor Klaniczay
Lecture

2019 March 12 Tuesday

[Re]Thinking Jewish Heritage: Opportunities and Limits Amidst Openings and Closings
Daniel J. Walkowitz
Lecture

2019 March 06 Wednesday

Hiding behind Antiquity: Self-Censorship in Renaissance Prose and Poetry, Public Lecture by Farkas Gabor Kiss (ELTE, BTK)
Kiss Farkas Gabor
Lecture

2019 February 28 Thursday

Romani Music: Past and Present HerMeS: Musical Lecture
András Suki
Lecture

2019 February 21 Thursday

Imitations, Hypertexts, or Translations? On How To Understand Byzantine Reception of ancient Literature: Public Lecture by Ingela Nilsson (Uppsala University)
Ingela Nilsson
Lecture

2019 February 19 Tuesday

Women And Heresy In The Late Middle Ages, Public Lecture by Dávid Falvay (ELTE)
Dávid Falvay
Lecture

2019 February 12 Tuesday

Female Sanctity, Inquisition, and the Dominican Cult of St. Elizabeth of Hungary in the Thirteenth Century, Public Lecture by Ottó Gecser (ELTE)
Otto Gecser
Lecture

2019 February 06 Wednesday

Ancient Texts and Their Medieval Manuscripts: From Main Text to the Margin and Back. Public Lecture by Anna Somfai, (CEU)
Anna Somfai
Lecture

2019 January 09 Wednesday

The Birth of Neoclassicism: The Augustan Golden Age’s Complex Artistic Heritage, public lecture by Agnes Bencze, (Pázmány Péter Catholic University of Budapest)
Lecture

2018 December 05 Wednesday

Regionalism and its discontents: the case of Eastern(?) East-Central(?) Central(?) Europe, Nora Berend (Cambridge)
Nora Berend
Lecture

2018 November 29 Thursday

Natalie Zemon Davis lecture series - Joan Scott: The Judgment of History. Reparation: The Movement to Reimburse Victims of Slavery in the U.S.
Joan Scott
Lecture

2018 November 27 Tuesday

Natalie Zemon Davis lecture series - Joan Scott: The Judgement of History. Redemption: Truth and Reconciliation in South Africa
Joan Scott
Lecture