Events
Future events
Political Unions in European History (10th–18th Centuries) and Their Perception in the Cultures of Remembrance (19th–21st Centuries)
International conference in Brussels , in cooperation with the Polish Academy of Sciences
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Famous and Infamous: Rumours, Slander and Reputation in the Middle Ages
The Czech Academy of Sciences and the Saxon Academy of Sciences and Humanities invite PhD students to apply for a five-day September School in Medieval Studies that will explore the phenomenon of good and bad reputation in the Middle Ages in a Central European context from the perspectives of political use, legal definitions and protections as well as religious polemic.
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A New Order permeates the World. Social Relevance and Spatial Impact of the Premonstratensians in Medieval Europe
International conference, organised by the Academy project St Mary at Helfta
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Diffusion Fundamentals XII
The next instalment of the biannual international conference series Diffusion Fundamentals will take place in Leuven, Belgium. More information will be published in due time.
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Past events
Alevi Archive: Ethnohistory of Alevi Communities in Anatolia, 16th to 20th Centuries
Presentation of the new long-term project
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From an old national writing to a universal means of communication. The transmutation of the Egyptian hieroglyphs in the Renaissance
Ahead of the Spring Public Session, Prof. Dr Jean Winand , who is to be admitted to the Academy as a Corresponding Member in the afternoon, will give a lecture in English.
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11th conference of the series "Spreading in Nature, Technology, and Society"
Northwestern University is hosting the Diffusion Fundamentals XI conference from June 30-July 2 (2025) in Evanston, Illinois (USA).
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Ethics of archaeology and post-colonial Asia
Prof. Dr. Pierfrancesco Callieri (University of Bologna) is keynote speaker at the 26th International Conference of the European Association for South Asian Archaeology and Art. It takes place from 16–20 September 2024 in Leipzig, Germany.
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26th International Conference of the European Association for South Asian Archaeology and Art
From 16 to 20 September 2024, the 26th International Conference of the European Association for South Asian Archaeology and Art (EASAA) will take place in Leipzig – a first for Saxony – under the auspices of the Saxon Academy of Sciences and Humanities. The conference has already been hosted by colleagues in Vienna, Paris, Stockholm and other cities, and was last held in Barcelona in 2022. About 170 to 200 participants from Europe, North America and Asia regularly attend.
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30 September 2021: Thomas Efer and Konrad Hirschler, “The Audition Certificates Database”
More29 September 2021: Stefanie Brinkmann and Nadine Löhr, Working Session on Prefaces
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5 August 2021: Boris Liebrenz, “Abraham Yahuda and the Globalisation of the Middle Eastern Manuscript Market”
More26 July 2021: Nadine Löhr, “An Almost Forgotten Contribution to the Arabic Tetrabiblos”
More16 July 2021: Daniel Kinitz, “Integrating heterogeneous data on Arabic manuscripts”
More15 July 2021: Stefanie Brinkmann, “Analysis of Marginal Commentaries in Bukhari Manuscripts of the Timurid Period”
More14 April 2021: Bibliotheca Arabica Webinar Hosted by the Institute for Advanced Study
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26 March 2021: Stefanie Brinkmann, “What’s in Genre? Defining Hadith Commentary”
More25-28 March 2021: Edin Muftic, series of lectures on the Arab civilization
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24 November 2020: Nadine Löhr, “Networks of Lost Arabic Books”
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8 October 2020: Verena Klemm, “Bibliotheca Arabica and Transottomanica”
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6 March 2020: Verena Klemm, Keynote Lecture “Eine neue Blütezeit der Arabistik”
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