The changing face of medieval Dutch narrative literature in the early period of print (1477-c. 1540)

Events

* Conference ‘Crossing Borders, Crossing Cultures. Popular Print in Europe (1450-1900)’ (Trento, Italy, June 15-16, 2017)

Ursula Rautenberg and Rita Schlusemann: German romances (Prosaromane): From “joyous and profitable” high-brow literature in the late middle ages to trivial chapbooks forbidden by censor intervention

* Workshop ‘European Dimensions of Popular Culture’, Troyes (May 4-5, 2017)

Rita Schlusemann: ‘The development and different medialities of Griseldis in Dutch and German’

* Conference ‘European Narrative Literature in the Early Period of Print, Utrecht University (November 24-25, 2016) Call for papers programme

* Conference ‘Low Countries: Narrating Change, Changing Narratives’. Conference by the Association of Low Countries Studies. University College Dublin (June 29 – July 1 2016)

Rita Schlusemann: ‘Female Social Change in Early Printed Narratives’

* Second expert meeting ‘The Changing Face of European Narratives in the Early Period of Print, University of Antwerp (June 9-10, 2016)

* Companhia de Guy Saber, University of Antwerp (May 19, 2016)

Elisabeth de Bruijn: ‘Leentjebuur. Europese romans in Middelnederlandse vertaling’

* Utrecht University, Workshop EDPOP (European Dimensions of Popular Culture), 25-26 April 2016
Rita Schlusemann: ‘Taxonomy of (Dutch and German) Printed Romance’ (25 April 2016)

* Symposium ‘Vroege Utrechtse drukkers en uitgevers’, Utrecht, University Library (15 April 2016)

Rita Schlusemann: ‘Amoreuse vraghen der liefden en andere succesboeken in de eerste decennia van de Utrechtse boekdruk’

* Free University Berlin (mid April – mid July 2016)
Jutta Eming and Rita Schluseman: Master Course on Medieval Narratives (manuscript and print)

* Utrecht, Culturele Zondag (Cultural Sunday, April 3, 2016)
Rita Schlusemann: ‘List en slimheid in de vroegste gedrukte literatuur’

* European Social Science History Conference, University of Valencia (March 30 – April 2, 2016)
Rita Schlusemann: ‘Griseldis: Translation and Transformation of a European Story’ (March 31, 2016)

* Vereniging van Antwerpse Bibliofielen, University of Antwerp, (March 7, 2016)
Elisabeth de Bruijn: ‘Boeken van de buren. Engelse romans in Middelnederlandse vertaling (ca. 1500-1540)’

* Autumn School Law and Medieval Germanic Languages, University of Gent (October 19-23, 2015)
Rita Schlusemann: ‘Cultural and Literary Exchange from Antwerp to Lübeck’ (October 23, 2015)

* Workshop Flore und Blanscheflur, University of Zürich, Org. Anna Katharina Richter
(March 19-20, 2015) flyer
Elisabeth de Bruijn: ‘Floris ende Blancefloer in den “nideren landen”

Rita Schlusemann: ‘”Een cleyn schoone amoruese historie”. Die niederländische Floris ende Blanceflour-Tradition im Druck’

* Master course on medieval printed narratives, University of Antwerp (February, 2015)
Instructors: Elisabeth de Bruijn, Frank Willaert

* Workshop Satirische Kritik und Reflexion des Politischen in der europäischen Tierepik; Org. S. Glück, K. Lukaschek, M. Waltenberger (September 18-20, 2014) flyer
Rita Schlusemann, Faszination des Bösen von Van den vos Reynaerde bis Reynke de vos

* Studium Generale ‘Grenzkontakte’, Leer; Org. Universität Oldenburg
Rita Schlusemann: ‘Liebe und Tod in Floris- und Blanchefleur-Erzählungen’ (December 2, 2014)

* Tagung ‘Stimme und Performanz in der mittelalterlichen Literatur’, Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-Universität Greifswald; Org. M. Unzeitig, N. Miedema (October 6-8, 2014)
Elisabeth de Bruijn: ‘Die innere Stimme. Performative Verspassagen in übersetzten niederländischen Prosaromanen’
Rita Schlusemann:  ‘“Etsijtes horende dese soetmondighe tale”. Fingierte Mündlichkeit in niederländischen Vers- und Prosaromanen’

* First expert meeting ‘The Changing Face of European Narratives in the Early Period of Print’, University of Antwerp (September 16-17, 2014) Summary_first_expert_meeting_2014

* Workshop ‘Buchprojekte 1400-1600’, Universität Bochum
Rita Schlusemann, project presentation: ‘The Changing Face of Medieval Dutch Narrative Literature in the Early Period of Print (1477 – c. 1540)’ (January 16, 2014)