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The colloquium takes place on Wednesdays (4:15 – 5:45 pm)


Veranstaltungsort: S3|13, Raum 110

17.4.24
Melanie Panse-Buchwalter (Darmstadt): Einführung

24.4.24 und 8.5.24
Planung folgt

15.5.24
Gion Wallmeyer (Bielefeld): „(Un-)sicheres Wissen – Politische Berater und die epistemische Krise in der Kreuzzugsplanung“

22.5.24
Georg Walter (Darmstadt): “Ein keisser ist anfang aller rechten, er sol tun wie Gott”. Macht und Gewalt in den Herrscherkonzepten des „Oberrheinischen Revolutionärs“

29.5.24
Wolf Zöller (Saarbrücken): “Inschriften und vita religiosa. Ein Systematisierungsversuch anhand der Kreuzgänge von S. Giovanni in laterano und S. Paolo fuori le mura (12./13. Jhs)”

5.6.24
Letizia Curreri (Darmstadt): „Rivers of Risk: Assessing the Vulnerability of Medieval Mediterranean Infrastructure to Flooding“

12.6.24
Nicolai Hillmus (Darmstadt): “Sumpf, See, Siedlung? Der Lorscher See im Wandel der Epochen”

19.6.24
Sophie Hüglin (Tübingen): “Islands, Monasteries and Water – discovering a cultural landscape in people and places”

26.6.24
Yannick Pultar (Mainz): Titel folgt

3.7.24
Raphael Longoni (Darmstadt): „Die fluviale Anthroposphäre der Kinzig in den Archiven der Ortenau – Quellen und Probleme“

10.7.24
Andrea van Leerdam (Utrecht): „Visual rhetoric and the popularisation of medical knowledge in the early 16th-century Low Countries.“

17.7.24
Thomas Roth (Darmstadt): “Die Zürcher Unruhen 1489: Ein Prolog des Deutschen Bauernkrieges?”

To register for this exam please fill in the special form at the Institute of History (opens in new tab) AND register in TUCaN. For more information, contact your examiner Prof. Schenk or PD Dr. Panse Buchwalter.

You may choose from a wide range of literature: literature Prof. Schenk (opens in new tab) ; literature PD Dr. Panse-Buchwalter. (opens in new tab)

Please feel free to use Mr. Schenk's to discuss the exam.

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Latin courses at TU Darmstadt

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Literature research:

Regestra Imperi

über TU-VPN: Brepols

Digital tools and editions:

dMGH

RI-Online

LexMA

Manuscripta Mediaevalia

Geschichtsquellen des deutschen Mittelalters

Wörterbuchnetz

Deutsche Biographie

Germania Sacra

Institutions:

MGH

Regestra Imperii

Mediävistenverband

Mediaeval research platforms:

Mittelalterblog

Konstanzer Arbeitskreis

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