During the second day of the recent ReIReS School, Alba Fedeli, Research Associate at Hamburg University, guided us into the wonderful world of Qur’anic manuscripts and fragments from the 7th to the 10th century. Alba is studying these for more than 20 years, reason for us to ask her some questions. Read More >> “Alba Fedeli: Never Stop at the First Reading of Your Manuscript”
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Alba Fedeli: Never Stop at the First Reading of Your Manuscript
During the second day of the recent ReIReS School, Alba Fedeli, Research Associate at Hamburg University, guided us into the ...
ReIReS School in Hamburg: Update
The last ReIReS School will be organized by the University of Hamburg. Due to the change from a physical training ...
Translating and Connecting Worlds
Missionary Sources, Religious Diversity and Cultural Pluralism. Experiences from the Past. An international online research seminar, 16 April 2021, 03.00 ...Latest News
ReIReS School in Hamburg: Update
The last ReIReS School will be organized by the University of Hamburg. Due to the change from a physical training to an online training, and the fact that many libraries are closed, the dates have been changed to June 15-17, 2021. Read More >> “ReIReS School in Hamburg: Update”
Translating and Connecting Worlds
Missionary Sources, Religious Diversity and Cultural Pluralism. Experiences from the Past. An international online research seminar, 16 April 2021, 03.00 h PM CET. Read More >> “Translating and Connecting Worlds”
Agata Starownik Inspired by the Research of Different Traditions
The ReIReS School in March was attended by a number young scholars. Among them was Agata Starownik of the University of Warsaw. She has followed the School with great enthusiasm and now shares her experiences with us in a short interview. Read More >> “Agata Starownik Inspired by the Research of Different Traditions”
Working with Syriac Fragments and the Role of Social Media
During the current ReIReS School on the Use and Study of Special Documents, Ephrem Ishac, research fellow at Fscire, gave insight into potential challenges for researchers who are working with Syriac manuscripts and fragments, and into the role that social media can play in this respect. After the training, we had an interview with him. Read More >> “Working with Syriac Fragments and the Role of Social Media”
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