Programme
Monday 21 August
09.00–09.15 Welcome and introduction
09.15–10.00
David Wallace, University of Pennsylvania
Networks and Itineraries, Transnationalism and Inter-nationality
10.00–10.45
Karl G. Johansson, University of Oslo
Compilations and Libraries and the Changes of Habits in Manuscript Culture. Texts and networks in time and space
10.45–11.00 Coffee break
11.00–11.45
Margriet Hoogvliet, University of Groningen
Questioning Transmission and Change: Shared Books and Shared Reading Practices between Clergy and Laity, Latin and Middle French in the Fifteenth Century
12.00–13.00 Lunch break
13.00–13.45
Wojtek Jezierski, University of Gothenburg
Comparative Perspective on Politico-Cultural Complexity, Elite Networks, and Textual Production in Poland and Norway, 1000–1300 CE: One Example, Several Reflections, Limitless Frustrations
13.45–14.30
Elise Kleivane, University of Oslo
Seal legends and communication networks in medieval Norway
14.30–14.45 Coffee break
14.45–15.30
Massimiliano Bampi, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice
Intertextual dynamics in late medieval Nordic multi-text manuscripts
15.30–16.15
Olov Lund, Stockholm university
15th Century Sweden: A Network Society?
Tuesday 22 August
09.00–09.45
Wolfgang Undorf, National Library of Sweden
Not a game of thrones – individuals and transnational connections as driving forces in Early Modern Scandinavian book history
09.45–10.30
Espen Karlsen, National Library of Norway
The provenance of medieval book fragments in light of early modern administration (1500–1725)
10.30–10.45 Coffee break
10.45–11.30
Synnøve Midtbø Myking, National Library of Denmark
Rome and the Danish Cistercians: Liber Polypticus in a 12th-century manuscript from Esrum
11.30–12.15
Anna Blennow, University of Gothenburg
Networks of Texts and Topographies in Medieval Rome
