RESILIENCE is preparing a series of webinars related to Religious Studies. The first webinars are scheduled January 14 and 26, 2021.
The webinars aim at presenting a specificity of our partners and the added value of a Research Infrastructure for all Religious Studies, at the same time at collecting feedback from our users: what are their needs in this respect?
The presentations will deal with a variety of topics, and will be of interest for a wide audience, including researchers, librarians, employees of NGOs etc.
University of Sofia
Date: January 14, 2021. Time: 9:30 CET (10:30 EET)
Presenters: Aleksander Nikolov, Anna-Maria Totomanova and researchers from other Balkan countries
Topic: EU Enlargement and Linguistic Challenges in the Balkans (series: RESILIENCE goes Balkans!)
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IEG/EPHE
Date: January 26, 2021. Time: 14.00-15.00 CET
Presenter: Peter Stokes
Topic: eScriptorium for Handwritten Text Recognition in Humanities Research (IEG webinar series “60 minutes of DH”)
University of Sarajevo
Month: February 17, 2021. Time: TBA
Presenters: Prof. Fikret Karcic and other presenters
Topic: Specificities of Religious Studies in the Balkans
Theological University of Apeldoorn
Date: March 17, 2021. Time 18.00-19.00 CET
Presenter: Prof. Dr. Herman J. Selderhuis
Topic: Early Modern Studies as a Key to Understanding the Religious Situation in Europe
KU Leuven
Month: May 2021. Date and Time: TBA
Presenter: TBA
Topic: Religious Studies Infrastructure at KU Leuven
University of Warsaw
Month: June 2021. Date and Time: TBA
Presenter: TBA
Topic: Owners of Religious Books in the Material Evidence of Incunabula (MEI) Database – University of Warsaw Library Experiences
You will find the invitation for the webinare organized by the University of Sofia here. Invitations for the other webinars will follow soon.
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