Study programme
Classes
- The Sacred and the Profane in the Middle AgesABO300884 | Faculty of Arts
- Medieval Pelography I - Early Book ScriptsAGLV00010 | Faculty of Arts
- Reading Selected Latin Texts from Late Middle AgesAGLV00042 | Faculty of Arts
- Hands:On – digital Middle AgesAGLV00086 | Faculty of Arts
- Preaching and ConflictAGLV00209 | Faculty of Arts
- Concentration II: Identity and Alterity of Cultures: The Sacred and the Profane in Middle-Ages +2AKM400249 | Faculty of Arts
- The Art of Memory +3ABO300889 | Faculty of Arts
- Introduction to Reading Medieval Latin TextsAGL100046 | Faculty of Arts
- Working with Medieval Manuscripts IAGL500017 | Faculty of Arts
- Working with medieval Manuscripts IIAGL500018 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- The Velislav Bible in the context of Biblical retellings2013 | Faculty of Arts
- The Miscellanies of Mattheus Beran2013 | Faculty of Arts
- Textual Obscurity in the Middle Ages (Introduction)2013 | Faculty of Arts
- Obscurity and Memory in Late Medieval Manuscript Culture: The Case of the Summarium Biblie2012 | Faculty of Arts
- A Biblical Role-Playing Game? Interpreting and Contextualizing a Late Medieval Latin Poem inc. Vos qui concupiscitis2012 | Faculty of Arts
- Memorizing the Bible in the Late Middle Ages? "Summarium Biblicum" on the borders of intelligibility2011 | Faculty of Arts
- Juxtaposed Series of Keywords: Popular but Tricky Mnemonic Technique2011 | Faculty of Arts
- Nescio quod dicitur: Obscurity in late Medieval Latin manuscripts2011 | Faculty of Arts
- Playing with the Bible in the Middle Ages2011 | Faculty of Arts
- Along the Oral-Written Continuum : Types of Texts, Relations and their Implications2010 | Faculty of Arts
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