The last decades have witnessed the development of studies on material culture, favouring an inter- and multidisciplinary approach. This has enabled a more cohesive reading of the way in which […]
Vera Klontza is a researcher and full professor at the University of Brno (Czech Republic), working mainly on Classical and High Medieval Archaeology. For two decades she has been carrying […]
As part of the Cultures of Vines and Wine project, which brings together researchers from different universities and research centres with the aim of promoting research focused on the cultural […]
This doctoral workshop focuses on the various internal and external powers at work in the medieval city. The presence of monarchs, nobles, ecclesiastics, merchants and other agents and institutions, such […]
The project La conformación de la autoridad espiritual femenina en Castilla aims to analyze the emergence of female authority in the environment of Castilian convents and "beaterios", as well as […]
Highlighting the continuous dialogue between the Middle Ages and the post-medieval world, In the Middle is an international interdisciplinary conference that seeks to explore the ways, methods and motivations in […]
From words to artwork: contributions to a new perspective on stained glass art, by Márcia Vilarigues (FCT NOVA) We intend to set out the path that leads to the creation […]
At one point in his Traité dês seigneuries (1608), Charles Loyseau states the following about the historical importance of the Parlement de Paris to preserving the unity of the French […]
The third and last session of the IEM 2019 Conference Cycle takes place on 4 December, a regular initiative that invites internationally renowned specialists to constitute privileged moments of contact, […]
This project consists of carrying out a diachronic analysis of the rural territory of the municipality of Castelo de Vide with a view to creating a New Archaeological Charter. It […]
Professors: António Rei (IEM-NOVA FCSH research) and Marta Pérez Castro (Universidad de Sevilla and IEM-NOVA FCSH collaborateur) More information: NOVA FCSH
The first manifestations of literary production in Portuguese correspond to texts in verse, generally composed by educated poets - troubadours - who lived in various royal and lordly courts of […]