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IZMF Lecture Series in the Winter Semester 2023\/24<\/h5>
Dazzling Data: Digital Humanities in Medieval and Early Modern Studies<\/div><\/div><\/div>[vc_column_text]\"\"The disciplines involved in the study of the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period developed an interest in the application of Digital Humanities (DH) methods at an early stage. They have contributed significantly to the formation of DH as a scientific discipline and can now build on a broad DH expertise and large and complex data treasures.<\/p>\n

In recent years, many new questions and working methods for sources and objects from the Middle Ages and Early Modern Period have been added to this field \u2013 it\u2019s time to present some of them in a lecture series: Students will learn how DH methods are applied and what possibilities they offer from a disciplinary or interdisciplinary perspective. They will also be shown how DH approaches are used to analyse different types of sources (images, literary and historical text sources, objects, historical maps, archaeological survey data, music, etc.).<\/p>\n

The spectrum ranges from the use of artificial intelligence, natural language processing, distant viewing, DNA sequencing and network analysis to digital editing and annotation. Working with digital 3D models and GIS-based analyses as well as approaches from game studies and citizen sciences will also be a focus.<\/p>\n

The lecture will take place every Monday from 5.15 pm to 6.45 pm from 2nd<\/sup>\u00a0October 2023 in the Georg Eisler lecture theatre (E.003 U1.003) at UNIPARK (Erzabt-Klotz-Stra\u00dfe 1, 5020 Salzburg). The lectures will also be recorded and will be available on UniTV after editing.<\/p>\n

You can also follow the lecture\u00a0online via Microsoft Teams<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Here you will find a list of the lectures as well as all access links \u2013 each lecture has\u00a0the same link<\/a>! The recordings of the lectures already presented can be accessed on UniTV-The Salzburg University Television.<\/p>\n

02.10. Introduction: Dazzling Data \u2013 Digital Humanities in Medieval and Early Modern Studies<\/a>
\nIsabella Nicka (IMAREAL\/IZMF, University of Salzburg), Katharina Zeppezauer-Wachauer (MHDBDB, University of Salzburg), Peter F\u00e4rberb\u00f6ck (IMAREAL\/IZMF, University of Salzburg)<\/p>\n

09.10.\u00a0Seven Things of Mary. Object Detection and art-historical\u00a0<\/a>Realienkunde
\n<\/em>Peter Bell (Institute of Art History, University of Marburg)<\/p>\n

16.10.\u00a0Open Research Strategies. (Humanities) Research for and with the Public<\/a>
\nMarlene Ernst (Salzburg City Archive)<\/p>\n

23.10.\u00a0Interoperability of Text and Image in the Digital Edition of the Wenceslas Bible<\/a>
\nLinda Beutel-Thurow (Department of German Studies, University of Salzburg), Julia Hintersteiner (Department of German Studies, University of Salzburg)<\/p>\n

30.10.\u00a0HTR, TEI, DNA & NLP: Early Medieval Manuscripts, their Paratext and the Digital Humanities<\/a>
\nBernhard Bauer (Centre for Information Modelling, Graz)<\/p>\n

06.11.\u00a0Digital Transformation of Early Modern Memento Mori Literature: Challenges and Potentials<\/a>
\nClaudia Resch (Austrian Academy of Sciences, ACDH-CH, Vienna)<\/p>\n

13.11.\u00a0Making Castles digitally accessible \u2013 Hohensalzburg digital and Inventaria Projects<\/a>
\nIngrid Matschinegg (IMAREAL\/IZMF, University of Salzburg), Stefan Zedlacher (IMAREAL\/IZMF, University of Salzburg), Walter Brandst\u00e4tter (Department of History, University of Salzburg), Elisabeth Gruber-Toki\u0107 (Institute of Linguistics, University of Innsbruck), Elisabeth Tangerner (Department of History, University of Salzburg)<\/p>\n

20.11.\u00a0Transcription Database for the Codex Manesse (Great Heidelberg Song Manuscript, cpg 848)<\/a>
\nAnna Kathrin Bleuler (Chair of German Language and Literature of the Middle Ages, University of Augsburg)<\/p>\n

27.11.\u00a0Distant Viewing. Analysing Representations of Material in medieval Painting with Digital Humanities and Computer Vision Methods<\/a>
\nIsabella Nicka (IMAREAL\/IZMF, University of Salzburg), Miriam Landkammer (IMAREAL\/IZMF, University of Salzburg), Andreas Uhl (Department of Artificial Intelligence and Human Interfaces, University of Salzburg), Michael Linortner (Department of Artificial Intelligence and Human Interfaces, University of Salzburg)<\/p>\n

04.12.\u00a0Integrated GIS-based Analysis of Medieval and Early Modern Landscapes using Archaeological Prospection Data and Digitised Historical Maps<\/a>
\nRoland Filzwieser (Vienna Institute for Archaeological Science, University of Vienna)<\/p>\n

11.12.\u00a0DH Application Examples from Medieval Musicology<\/a>
\nRobert Klugseder (Austrian Academy of Sciences, ACDH-CH, Department of Musicology, Vienna)<\/p>\n

08.01.\u00a0Our Horses Gallop Digitally: DH in the Interdisciplinary Project on Knowledge Transfer in Medieval Equine Medicine \u201cMeeting in the Body of the Horse\u201d<\/a>
\nJasmine Dum-Tragut (Centre for Research on the Christian East, University of Salzburg), Marat Yavrumyan (Centre for Research on the Christian East, University of Salzburg)<\/p>\n

15.01.\u00a0Early Musical Prints and Borrowed Melodies<\/a>
\nAndrea Lindmayr-Brandl (Department of Musicology, Salzburg), Carlo Bosi (Department of Musicology, Salzburg)<\/p>\n

22.01.\u00a0Telespiele, Mobile Games and Open World \u2013 Game Studies in the Digital Humanities<\/a>
\nAurelia Brandenburg (Confoederatio Ludens, Bern University of the Arts), Peter F\u00e4rberb\u00f6ck (IMAREAL\/IZMF, University of Salzburg)<\/p>\n

29.01.\u00a0Middle High German Term Database Reloaded<\/a>
\nKatharina Zeppezauer-Wachauer (MHDBDB, University of Salzburg), Alan van Beek (MHDBDB, University of Salzburg)<\/p>\n

Concept and Organisation: Isabella Nicka | Katharina Zeppezauer-Wachauer | Peter F\u00e4rberb\u00f6ck<\/p>\n

You can download the lecture programme including a short description as\u00a0PDF here<\/a>.[\/vc_column_text]

Lecture series of the IZMF in the winter semester 2022\/2023:<\/h5>
University in context: 400 years PLUS and the knowledge cultures of the Middle Ages and the early modern period<\/div><\/div><\/div>[vc_column_text]<\/p>\n
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REALonline Nr. 000734 Hl. Augustinus, Altar mit Abt Benedikt Eck von Mondsee als Stifter Meister des Mondseer Altars, Ende 15. Jh. Galerie Belvedere Foto: P. B\u00f6ttcher\/IMAREAL<\/p><\/div>\n

From an interdisciplinary perspective, the series of lectures gives a historical overview to the thematic complexes of university and anniversary. Not only the University of Salzburg and its historical development will be taken into account, but also the wide range of aspects that are connected with the inception, the self-image and the external perception of universities in medieval and modern Europe to this day. These include, for example, their position in the context of medieval and early modern educational policy, the changing forms of organizing lessons and teaching canon as well as questions of representation and staging or the relationship between university and politics and its effects on the perception of educational institutions. Particular attention should be paid to the material dimensions of education, knowledge and knowledge transfer. The main goal of this course is to understand the university as a social as well as a real building in all its differentiated facets. The anniversary also offers the opportunity to discuss the topic of „anniversary celebrations“. This takes the content-related focus of the IZMF with regard to the interdisciplinary research of historical cultures into account.<\/p>\n

The lecture will take place every Monday from 5:15 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. from Oct. 03, 2022 in HS Agnes Muthspiel (E.002 U1.002).
\nThe lecture will also be available online.<\/p>\n

To join online, please click the respective link:<\/p>\n

03.10.\u00a0Introduction: University in context: 400 years PLUS and the knowledge cultures of the Middle Ages and the early modern period<\/strong> Michael Brauer (FB Geschichte), Elisabeth Gruber (IZMF\/IMAREAL)<\/p>\n

10.10. History of the PLUS and the archive as a place of remembrance <\/strong>Christoph Brandhuber (PLUS, Universit\u00e4tsarchiv)<\/p>\n

17.10. Between tradition and innovation: The university as an institution from the perspective of medieval subjects<\/strong> Christina Antenhofer (FB Geschichte)<\/p>\n

24.10. From goose quill to black art: manuscripts and incunabula from the library of the Salzburg archbishops<\/strong> Beatrix Koll (Universit\u00e4tsbibliothek)<\/p>\n

07.11. Prestige buildings and permanent temporary arrangements: On the materiality of university teaching and living spaces<\/strong> Thomas K\u00fchtreiber (IZMF\/IMAREAL)<\/p>\n

14.11. Innovation sluices: Universities in pre-modern societies<\/strong> Frank Rexroth (Universit\u00e4t G\u00f6ttingen)<\/p>\n

21.11.\u00a0Notes on University History<\/strong> Maria Dorninger (FB Germanistik)<\/p>\n

28.11. Between polemics and politics \u2013 how the University of Vienna dealt with Judaism in the Middle Ages<\/strong> Eveline Brugger (INJ\u00d6ST, St. P\u00f6lten)<\/p>\n

05.12. Education and mobility in the Middle Ages and in the early modern period Ingrid Matschinegg<\/strong> (IZMF\/IMAREAL)<\/p>\n

12.12. University amd region<\/strong> Martin Knoll (FB Geschichte)<\/p>\n

19.12. Video presentation: 400 years PLUS: Students tell the history of their university<\/strong> Ewald Hiebl, Karl Rothauer (FB Geschichte)<\/p>\n

09. 01. 400 years of university history from the perspective of economic and social history<\/strong> Reinhold Reith (Salzburg)<\/p>\n

16.01. Academic honors and discredits between affirmation and historical-political controversies<\/strong> Alexander Pinwinkler (Universit\u00e4t Wien)<\/p>\n

23.01. Creation of meaning through rituals. On the boom in academic celebrations<\/strong> Brigitta Schmidt-Lauber (Universit\u00e4t Wien)<\/p>\n

Concept and organization: Michael Brauer<\/a> | <\/a>Elisabeth Gruber<\/a><\/p>\n

The lecture program will soon be found here.[\/vc_column_text]

Lecture series of the IZMF in the winter semester 2021\/2022: Dante and his Middle Ages<\/h5><\/div><\/div>[vc_column_text]\"\"The 700th anniversary of Dante Alighieri\u2019s death was on September 14, 2021. He is one of the most outstanding authors of world literature and the fascination of his work is unbroken. In this respect, Dante is highly contemporary. The lecture series, however, does not attempt to capture him and his work in their timeless significance, but rather wants to study the historical Dante of the time around 1300, the threshold author between the high and late Middle Ages and on the eve of the Renaissance.<\/p>\n

The focus, of course, will be on Dante\u2019s poetic and philosophical, Italian and Latin works. Following our interdisciplinary approach, the manifold interrelations with theology, philosophy and poetry of the Latin and vernacular Middle Ages will be dealt with next to those with antiquity, the massive interferences with visual arts and music, and, last but not least, defining the profiles of political developments of those Middle Ages that Dante shaped in his work and that shaped him and them.<\/span><\/p>\n

The lecture will take place every Monday from 5:15 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. from Oct. 04, 2021 in HS 1 (Thomas Bernhard).
\nThe lecture will also be available online. You may also rewatch certain episodes via UniTV<\/a>.<\/p>\n

To join online, please click the respective link:
\n04.10. \u201eSulle spalle di Gerione\u201c \u2013 Pr\u00e4sentation des Buches von Peter Kuon zur Commedia-Rezeption im 20. Jahrhundert<\/a> PW: i38O6xzhkPVl-g
\n11.10. Einf\u00fchrung<\/a> PW: OiHbzjsZSGPe2g
\n18.10. C. Antenhofer: Dante historisch kontextualisieren<\/a> PW: zFlJfH5bh-HACw
\n08.11. G. Kreuz: Dante in der Tradition antiker Literatur(geschichte)<\/a> PW: ENGEfG8_FZX5bw
\n15.11. M. Heinz: Dante und die Sprache<\/a> PW: CHHM5lX0lP3g-Q
\n22.11. P. Kuon: Der K\u00f6rper der Seelen in der G\u00f6ttlichen Kom\u00f6die<\/a> PW: OGtgNeJFyZeSkA
\n29.11. C. Bosi: Dante und die Madrigalisten<\/a> PW: TdjlVDAfq6YHTw
\n06.12. K. Smolak: Latein als Sp\u00e4tfolge von Babylon (zu De Vulgari Eloquentia 1)<\/a> PW: t8gRjcpkF6382Q
\n13.12. B. Huss: Cato und Statius in Dantes Purgatorio<\/a> PW: d9VtHnVwVbLzew
\n20.12. A. Eitel: Die bukolische Antwort Dantes an Giovanni del Virgilio<\/a> PW: HLX30YIEP3xC5A
\n10.01. H. Schlie: Dante und D\u00fcrer<\/a> PW: LtjEZXxoDYFB7w
\n17.01. F. Wille: Illuminierte Commedia-Manuskripte des 14. und 15. Jahrhunderts<\/a> PW: TqcMBs1ZErGVjg
\n24.01. Res\u00fcmee\u00a0<\/a> PW: r0mclauuDqnCWQ<\/span><\/p>\n

Concept and organization: Manfred Kern<\/a> and Linda Beutel<\/a><\/p>\n

The lecture program can be found here<\/a>.[\/vc_column_text][\/vc_column][\/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column]

IZMF lecture series in winter semester 2020\/2021: 'Object Links \u2013 Things in Relationship'<\/h5><\/div><\/div>[vc_column_text]\"\"<\/p>\n

The lecture series of the IZMF entitled Object Links \u2013 Things in Relationship<\/em> is a central topic that the team of the Institute for Realestate studies of the Middle Ages and early modern times has dealt with in recent years: it is about the research of diverse connections between objects as well as between objects and people. How do things contribute to history? What are their meanings in a cultural and intellectual-historical horizon that goes beyond their context of use?<\/p>\n

The questions within a history of things cannot be reduced to what they looked like, manufactured, spread, used, and charged with meaning. Rather, it asks how they are connected to each other and to people. Because people gain information about the material world and move within it by recognizing references and forming references. And also the theoretical concepts of things, their concepts, their connections and (symbolic) meanings can only be related to the practices associated with them. Thus, in order to be able to answer questions about the relationship between people and material culture, things must become observable as objects in the constellations, configurations and scenarios in which they are in some way significant or acting components.<\/p>\n

The lecture series is offered as an analogue lecture format until further notice, the maximum room occupancy of the lecture hall is 40 people. Access is made according to the order in which the students arrive. Once the maximum occupancy number has been reached, access is no longer possible. The lecture can be followed online via Webex (sound and PowerPoint presentation). The access data is provided on Blackboard.<\/p>\n

If access to the university’s premises is restricted again due to Covid measures, there will be a switch to digital teaching only.<\/p>\n

The lecture will take place on Mondays from 17.15 to 18.45 (from 05.10.2019).<\/p>\n

The lecture series was converted to the online format. Registered students can access the Blackboard. Access for external listeners can be requested by email from linda.beutel@sbg.ac.at<\/strong><\/p>\n

Concept and organisation: Elisabeth Gruber<\/a> and Gabriele Schichta<\/a>, IMAREAL<\/p>\n

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