The Institute for Medieva...
The bronze doors that survive to this day are the only complex of monumental bronzes from the European Middle Ages that has survived intact. Most of them date from the 11th and 12th centuries and are located in Italy. The doors were crafted from a variety of copper alloys using the lost wax process.
Bei einem internationalen Workshop in Krems/Stein am 24. März 2025 lud das IMAREAL Expert*innen im Bereich von Linked Open Data zur Diskussion ein. Im Zentrum stand die Frage, wie Datenbestände zu historischen Quellen in unterschiedlichen Medien für übergreifende Fragen verknüpft und damit unterschiedliche Wissensdomänen für ein umfassenderes Reasoning zusammengeschlossen werden können.
Together with Martin Knoll (European Regional History, University of Salzburg), Thomas Kühtreiber and Sabine Miesgang (IMAREAL, first-FV Regionalitäten) have organised a lecture series that will take place on Thursdays from 17:15 to 18:45 in HS 380 (Erika Weinzierl) at the University of Salzburg in the summer semester 2025. The invited speakers will look at ‘regions’ and ‘regionality’ in the context of mediality and social action.
Although the term ‘region’ implies exactly that, regions are not static entities that are sharply demarcated from their surroundings and exist autonomously. Rather, regions can be seen as spaces of condensed communication that enable the attribution of identities, as well as spaces of political and economic interests that are constituted through social action and represented and (re-)produced by the media.
Although the term ‘region’ implies exactly that, regions are not static entities that are sharply demarcated from their surroundings and exist autonomously. Rather, regions can be seen as spaces of condensed communication that enable the attribution of identities, as well as spaces of political and economic interests that are constituted through social action and represented and (re-)produced by the media.
Digital Approaches to Cul...
