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• 15 sep 2018

  Barcelone

  Appel à contribution - Préhistoire et Antiquité

  La peur et les traumatismes psychologiques et physiques produits par les conflits armés dans l'Antiquité

  1ère journée des jeunes chercheurs en histoire militaire de l'Antiquité

  Les guerres par les actions violentes qu'elles suscitent, génèrent des traumatismes liés aux blessures corporelles et aux chocs émotionnels qui touchent autant les acteurs du conflit que les populations qui le subisse. La présente journée est conçue comme un espace d'échange autour des communications proposées par des étudiant·es en master, des doctorant.es et des jeunes docteur·es.

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• 31 oct 2016

  Barcelone

  Appel à contribution - Époque contemporaine

  The Transatlantic Embrace: Spanish Civil War in America’s Intimate Distance

  "Forma" Revista d'estudis comparatius. Art, literatura, pensament

  Spanish Civil War has been studied under its multiple angles. This can also be said about the literature concerning this topic: novels, poems, and all literary forms generated by this armed conflict (both by Spanish and foreign intellectuals) have been commented by academic criticism from both sides of the Atlantic Ocean. However, fewer approaches have set the axis of their critical focus on the importance of the Spanish conflict in America and its decisive relevance as a part of a phenomenon that is also American. This special number of the FORMA journal sets out to give a voice to all types of contributions able to shed a new light on this fundamental aspect of the war, whose causes and consequences are clearly rooted in Spain, but whose horizon overflows the peninsular and continental borders and requires an inevitably transatlantic point of view.

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• 25 mai 2015

  Barcelone

  Appel à contribution - Moyen Âge

  Episcopal, Canonical and Secular Memorial Devices in Medieval Cathedrals

  Art, Architecture, Liturgy and Writing

  TEMPLA invites international researchers into medieval art history and related disciplines to debate the concept and expression of “dynamic episcopal and canonical commemoration” which occurred in European episcopal sees during the medieval period. The concept of commemoration goes beyond the funerary to include all those works, activities and uses of space that transmit through time a record of bishops and canons, their institutions, and important lay people. These commemorative works, however, were grafted onto a common setting that was in use over a long period of time. Thus, each cathedral setting witnessed the emergence of different dynamics in terms of the interactions and intersections between individual and/or collective memory. 

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