In March 2021, the ReIReS School on the Use and Study of Special Documents was hosted by Fscire in Bologna. Presentations and other materials offered by the teachers are now available for reuse. Read More >> “Online Materials ReIReS School Bologna Now Available for Reuse”
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Online Materials ReIReS School Bologna Now Available for Reuse
In March 2021, the ReIReS School on the Use and Study of Special Documents was hosted by Fscire in Bologna. ...
New Publication ReIReS TNA Recipient on the Wendish Territories in the Early Twelfth Century
The article, entitled Crusade and Colonization in the Wendish Territories in the Early Twelfth Century: An Analysis of the So-called ...
Call for Applications ReIReS School on the Use and Study of Special Documents
The last ReIReS School on the Use and Study of Special Documents will be hosted online by the University of ...Latest News
New Publication ReIReS TNA Recipient on the Wendish Territories in the Early Twelfth Century
The article, entitled Crusade and Colonization in the Wendish Territories in the Early Twelfth Century: An Analysis of the So-called Magdeburg Letter of 1108, is a result of a ReIReS Scholarship stay at the University of Mainz. Read More >> “New Publication ReIReS TNA Recipient on the Wendish Territories in the Early Twelfth Century”
Call for Applications ReIReS School on the Use and Study of Special Documents
The last ReIReS School on the Use and Study of Special Documents will be hosted online by the University of Hamburg, June 15-17, 2021. The call for applications is open. Read More >> “Call for Applications ReIReS School on the Use and Study of Special Documents”
Seminar Translating and Connecting Worlds: Video Now Available
The video of the ReIReS international online research seminar Translating and Connecting Worlds. Missionary Sources, Religious Diversity and Cultural Pluralism. Experiences from the Past, organized by CNR-ISEM, is now available. Read More >> “Seminar Translating and Connecting Worlds: Video Now Available”
Alessandro Grazi’s Transition towards the Digital World
Alessandro Grazi is a research associate at the Leibniz Institute of European History, Mainz, carrying out a Digital Humanities research project on 19th-century Jewish Italian prayer books. He attended the recent online ReIReS training on DH and Jewish Studies and we asked him about his experiences. Read More >> “Alessandro Grazi’s Transition towards the Digital World”
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