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PAIXUE @ IMC2023

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Symeon the New Theologian's Ecstatic Experience and the Monastic Culture of Reference in Byzantium (First Talk of PAIXUE Workshop 2)

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In discussion with Professor Stephen Teiser (Princeton University)

Event open to all, but registration is essential – to register follow this link*

Please find the poster here

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The Hellenistic Enkyklios Paideia (‘Circular Education’) in the Syriac World: The Role of Rhetoric in Shaping the ‘Classic’

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* Event open to all, but registration is essential – to register follow this link*

The Impersonal Logic of Governance: Friendship, Cultural Affinity, and Public Service in Byzantium

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Dividing the Realm in Order to Govern: The Dili Yan’ge Tradition and its Uses in Tang and Song China

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*Postponed* Aristocratic Book Patronage in the Twelfth Century

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MS Paris, BnF, gr 1208 (12th c.) (c) BnF

 

*The meeting has been postponed until the next academic year*

 

From Homer to Digenis Akritis: Epics on the Byzantine Frontier

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In conjunction with the Classical Association of Scotland (Edinburgh and South-East Centre)

 

This is a public online event, but it requires registration.

 

The Eleventh Century in World History

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Offered by the Centre for Medieval & Renaissance Studies

Classical Antiquity in Byzantium and Middle Period China: Revivals and Reinventions in Visual and Intellectual Culture

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*Online and in-person attendance available – To register please follow this link*

Research Meeting on Song China

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Patricia Ebrey: The Resilience of Chinese Empires: How the Song Survived the Jurchen Invasion Anna Shields: Rewriting the Tang Dynasty Poetic Past:  Epistemic Hybridity in the Records of Events Concerning Tang Poetry 唐詩紀事

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This project has received funding from the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 726371.

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Classicising Learning in
Medieval Imperial Systems:
Cross-cultural Approaches to
Byzantine Paideia
and
Tang/Song
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ERC CoG 726371
2017–2023

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