Second Workshop & Research Meetings

Vernacular Communities: Texts and Interactions in the European Borders in Late Middle Ages and Early Modern Age

Venue: Faculdade de Letras.

PROGRAM

19 and 20.11 Workshop
(see workshop program -->  PDF)

20.11 Workshop/Meeting

10.00-13.00 Porto-Bratislava Team work (Sala Departamento de Filosofia-Torre B)

15.00-17.00 Meeting Porto-Bratislava Teams (GFM IF)

21.11 Study visit

"Medieval Porto”

22.11: Individual research

At arts Faculty Library and the specialised section of the Gabinete de Filosofia Medieval

Individual research and discussion.

19 November

Room 201

14.30

Opening by Martin Homza – José Meirinhos

15.00 -16.15

Martin Homza: From “common Slavic” to the codification of Slovak language

Peter Benka: Vernacular communities and the Reformation in the Upper Hungarian towns

16.15-16.30 Coffee Break

16.30-17.45

Maria Pinho:  Horto do Esposo: a spiritual book from the Portuguese late middle ages.

Mario Correia: Castelo Perigooso: a portuguese version of seven French Carthusian treatises.

20.11 Workshop (cont.)

Room: Departamento de Filosofia

10.00-11.15

Ivana Labancová: Franciscans, sermons and multilingualism in the Upper Hungary

Stanislava Kuzmová: Latin models and vernacular preaching in Central Europe: Peregrinus and others

11.15-11.30: Coffee Break

11.30-12.30

José Higuera: The Vernacularization of Science: Late Medieval Astrology in Iberia

12.30-13.00
Conclusions

15.00-17.00
Meeting Porto-Bratislava Teams discussion.

Room: GFM

Organisation: Eleonora Lombardo -- José Higuera -- José Meirinhos -- Maria Luís Leite Pinho

Project: Europe in vernacular: The rise of vernacular languages at the borders of Latin World in Late Middle Ages and Early Modern Age. Contexts and Ideas

FCT Refrence: FCT/483/15/01/2019/S

Programa FCT: Cooperação Científica e Tecnológica FCT/Eslováquia- 2019/2020

Funding Institution: Fundação para a Ciência e a tecnologia.