Updated program - Second doctoral conference 'The fantastic and the supernatural in medieval Germanic traditions' Updated program of the Second AIFG doctoral conference. ‘The fantastic and the supernatural in medieval

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Call for Papers. Concluding Conference of PRIN 2022 ``Monsters, Sorcerers, and Witches of Northwestern Europe: The Medieval and Early Modern Construction of Otherness in Literature for Popular Audiences." The final

Study day ``The Golden Ways: perspectives of Germanic philology`` (Rome, April 11, 2025)Ignatius Ambrose’ conference room, 19 Valco di San Paolo Street On April 11, a study day entitled ‘The

XXV Seminario Avanzato in Filologia Germanica (Torino, 8-10 settembre 2025)“I bestiari e la zoologia sacra e simbolica del Medioevo germanico” Dall’8 al 10 settembre presso l’Università degli Studi di Torino

XXV Seminario Avanzato in Filologia Germanica (Torino, 8-10 settembre 2025)“I bestiari e la zoologia sacra e simbolica del Medioevo germanico” Dall’8 al 10 settembre presso l’Università degli Studi di Torino

XXIV Advanced Seminar in Germanic Philology (Turin, September 16-18, 2024)“Writing Schools of the Germanic Middle Ages.” The XXIV Advanced Seminar in Germanic Philology will take place Sept. 16-18 at the

51st AIFG Annual Convention The 51st Annual Conference of the AIFG, titled “Text Criticism and Germanic Philology: specificities and problems of publishing medieval Germanic texts,” will be held at the