Monday, April 16, 2018 (All day) to Tuesday, April 17, 2018 (All day)
Hertford College, Catte St, Oxford OX1 3BW
Speakers include: Rosamond McKitterick (Cambridge), Carine van Rhijn (Utrecht), Sven Meeder (Nijmegen), Giorgia Vocino (Orléans), Cinzia Grifoni (Vienna), Irene van Renswoude (Utrecht), Kristina Mitalaité (Paris), Els Rose (Utrecht), Arthur Westwell (Trier), Ingrid Rembold (Oxford), Steve Ling (Loughborough), Elina Screen (Oxford), and Julia Smith
The third in a series of workshops on Carolingian correctio, ‘Rethinking the Carolingian reforms: the negotiation and exchange of knowledge in the Carolingian world’
Speakers include:
Rosamond McKitterick (Cambridge): The Frankish church and the Carolingian reforms revisited
Carine van Rhijn (Utrecht): Taming the terminology: Carolingian Renaissance, reform, correctio
Sven Meeder (Nijmegen): Carolingian correctio: centre and periphery
Giorgia Vocino (Orléans) and Cinzia Grifoni (Vienna): Carolingian correctio in education: the reception of Alcuin's pedagogy
Irene van Renswoude (Utrecht) and Kristina Mitalaité (Paris): Carolingian debates and controversies: correcting heterodoxy
Els Rose (Utrecht) and Arthur Westwell (Trier): Correcting the liturgy and sacred language
Ingrid Rembold (Oxford) and Steve Ling (Loughborough): 'Like all the monasteries in Francia': horizontal networks in Carolingian monastic and canonical reforms
with a response by Elina Screen and Julia Smith (both Oxford)
To register for the workshop, please email ingrid.rembold@hertford.ox.ac.uk by Friday 6 April, stating your name, affiliation, and any dietary requirements. There are no fees for attending, but depending on the final workshop budget a nominal sum (no more than £5) may be requested to help cover catering costs. Tea, coffee, and a sandwich lunch will be provided on the second day of the workshop.
This workshop is generously supported by The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities (TORCH); Oxford Medieval Studies; the Faculty of History, Oxford; Hertford College, Oxford; and the Royal Historical Society.
