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XLIX Annual Conference of the Italian Association of Germanic Philology University of Naples L’Orientale June 7-9, 2023 “Poetic language and rhetorical structures in medieval Germanic texts” – Call for papers

The conference, to be held in Naples at the University ‘L’Orientale from June 7 to 9, 2023, aims to explore issues related to the ways and means of composing texts

Call for Papers – Poetic language and rhetorical structures in medieval Germanic texts

“Poetic language and rhetorical structures in medieval Germanic texts.” University of Naples L’Orientale, June 7-9, 2022 XLIX Annual Conference of the Italian Association of Germanic Philology: Poetic language and rhetorical

GENERAL CONFERENCE OF GERMANIC STUDIES IN ITALY

The Italian Institute of Germanic Studies convenes a general conference of Germanic studies in Italy in all disciplinary fields and areas of research. The conference will be held in Rome

International conference “Gender and Genders. Women’s Writings in Medieval Europe.”

Rome, October 5-7, 2022Sapienza University of Rome, Faculty of Arts and Philosophy – Aula Odeion

The Cultural Space of the European Middle Ages: Comparing Romance and Germanic Literatures (Genoa, Italy, October 17-21, 2022)

The Cultural Space of the European Middle Ages: Comparing Romance and Germanic Literatures (Genoa, Italy, October 17-21, 2022)The course, which will combine theoretical and practical approaches, will deal with central

Sommerschule: Paleography, scriptural forms and medieval codex composition, Bergamo June 27-30

A summer school entitled: “Paleography, Writing Forms and the Composition of the Medieval Codex” will take place from June 27-30 at the University of Bergamo. The program of work can

XXII Advanced Seminar in Germanic Philology – University of Turin

It will be possible to register for the seminar starting June 12/13: all directions regarding the procedure can be found in the attached poster and program.

Call for papers – Verba/Scripta

Living Word and Writing: orality, traditions, and cultural rework Doctoral Conference on Textual Sciences from the Middle Ages to Modernity: Medieval Philologies, Paleography, and Romance Studies SAPIENZA UNIVERSITY OF ROME,