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Cultural transformations in Norman medieval worlds (8th-12th century) - objects, actors and mediators

Les transferts culturels dans les mondes normands médiévaux (VIIIe-XIIe siècle) : objets, acteurs et passeurs

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Published on Monday, September 04, 2017

Abstract

Many objects can be subject to cultural transfers and their study is particularly important in order to understand the Norman worlds at the frontiers of Christianity, such as in the Scandinavian world, Eastern Europe and the Mediterranean Sea. This conference will also be the occasion to reflecton the organisation of our current understanding by examining the relevance of analytical frameworks according to the categories of objects (material and immaterial), their capacity or ability to undergo transformations or their mobility. Finally, the conference will examine the role and involvement of the actors of cultural transfers depending on their status or function, but also on their ability to initiate or promote a transfer.

Announcement

Programme

Jeudi 5 octobre

  • 9h30, accueil
  • 10h-12h Ouverture du colloque

Des objets porteurs d’un transfert

  • Gareth Williams (British Museum, Londres), Introduction. The Norman Worlds: Diversity and Cultural TransfersDes objets porteurs d’un transfert
  • Anne Pedersen (Musée national, Copenhague), Images of Many Kinds – Viking Age and Early Medieval Brooches from Denmark with Christian Motifs
  • Jan Christian Moesgaard (Musée national, Copenhague), Le monnayage danois VIIIe-XIe siècles – importation et adaptation d’un modèle culturel

14h-17h30

  • Jacques Le Maho (Unicaen, Craham), Une œuvre pyrénéenne du xe siècle à Fécamp : la dalle tumulaire de Robert, fils du duc Richard Ier
  • Alexandra Lester-Makin (University of Manchester), The Bayeux Tapestry as an Artefact, the response of embroidery
  • Ben Jervis (Cardiff University), Food Culture and the Norman Conquest: Recent Archaeological Research
  • Julia Crick (King’s College, Londres), 1086 and the new world of Exon Domesday

18h | Conférence publique d’Edoardo d’Angelo (Università degli studi Suor Orsola Benincasa, Naples), Serlon de Bayeux : la redécouverte d’un poète presque inconnu

Vendredi 6 octobre

9h-12h

Traduire, transmettre, adapter

  • Alban Gautier (Unicaen, Craham), Mercure, Woden, Óðinn. Comment et pourquoi on a « nordicisé » les divinités gréco-romaines
  • Laura Vangone (Unicaen, Craham), Les saints anglais en Normandie
  • Rosanna Alaggio (Università degli Studi del Molise, Campobasso), Idéologie du pouvoir et modèles littéraires anglo-normands dans le royaume des deux Guillaume
  • Simon Lebouteiller (Université d’Oslo, Craham), Le serment dans la Scandinavie païenne et chrétienne : entre continuité et adaptation

14h-17h30

Acteurs et passeurs : groupes, rôles et identités

  • Charlotte Hedenstierna-Jonson (Uppsala University), Scandinavians, the Eurasian Steppe and Beyond. Archaeological evidence of contacts between Scandinavia and the East during the Viking Age
  • Leszek Gardeła (University of Rzeszów), Norse Identities in Viking Age Poland: Objects, Actors, and Mediators
  • Aleksander Musin (Institut pour l’histoire de la culture matérielle, Saint-Pétersbourg), Entre « com-pagnie à charte » et nouvelle identité : Rous’ et Varègues dans les transferts culturels en Europe de l’Est
  • Neil Price (University of Uppsala), Gendered diasporas: Female agency and cultural transfer in the Viking-Age Scandinavian world

Visite de l’abbaye aux Hommes et réception à la Mairie.

Samedi 7 octobre

9h-12h

  • Patrick OttaWay (PJO Archaeology, York), Change and diversificationin approaches to the production of iron objects in England and northern Europe, c 700-1100: the role of blacksmiths in the new urban centres
  • Anastasiya Chevalier-Shmauhanets (Université Paris Nanterre), Objets et acteurs. La circulation des modèles dans l’espace rural du diocèse de Rouen à l’époque ducale
  • Luisa Derosa (Università degli Studi di Bari Aldo Moro), L’Italie méridionale et les « mondes nor-mands » : les Pouilles et le cas de Brindisi
  • Geneviève Bührer-Thierry (Université Panthéon Sorbonne), Conclusions

Places

  • auditorium du château de Caen (Musée des Beaux-Arts) - le Château
    Caen, France (14)

Date(s)

  • Thursday, October 05, 2017
  • Friday, October 06, 2017
  • Saturday, October 07, 2017

Attached files

Keywords

  • transfert culturel, Scandinavie, Normandie, îles Britanniques, Italie, Russie, Moyen Âge, culture matérielle, innovation, réseau, acteur

Contact(s)

  • Marie-Noëlle Leroy
    courriel : marie-noelle [dot] leroy [at] unicaen [dot] fr

Information source

  • Luc Bourgeois
    courriel : luc [dot] bourgeois [at] unicaen [dot] fr

License

CC0-1.0 This announcement is licensed under the terms of Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal.

To cite this announcement

« Cultural transformations in Norman medieval worlds (8th-12th century) - objects, actors and mediators », Conference, symposium, Calenda, Published on Monday, September 04, 2017, https://calenda.org/414668

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