Networks of Manuscripts, Networks of Texts
A three-day international conference organized by the Innovating Knowledge Project
21-23 October 2020
In the last decade, methods of network analysis developed by social scientists have been increasingly applied to historical disciplines. This conference aims to address the application of network analysis to the study of pre-modern textualities in the form of manuscripts, early printed books, and inscribed objects.21-23 October 2020
This conference was made possible thanks to the funding from the NWO (Dutch Research Organization) and material support from the KNAW (Dutch Royal Academy of Arts and Sciences).
Organizer: Evina Steinová (Huygens ING, Amsterdam)
Co-organizer: Gustavo Fernandez Riva (University of Heidelberg)
A three-day international conference organized by the Innovating Knowledge Project
21-23 October 2020
In the last decade, methods of network analysis developed by social scientists have been increasingly applied to historical disciplines. This conference aims to address the application of network analysis to the study of pre-modern textualities in the form of manuscripts, early printed books, and inscribed objects.21-23 October 2020
This conference was made possible thanks to the funding from the NWO (Dutch Research Organization) and material support from the KNAW (Dutch Royal Academy of Arts and Sciences).
Organizer: Evina Steinová (Huygens ING, Amsterdam)
Co-organizer: Gustavo Fernandez Riva (University of Heidelberg)
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Evina Steinova
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Company
Huygens ING
Job title
NWO VENI Postdoctoral researcher
Interests
About me
I am currently an NWO VENI postdoctoral researcher at the Huygens ING, an institute of the Dutch Academy of Arts and Sciences in Amsterdam. My current project Innovating Knowledge running until 2021 focuses on early medieval intellectual networks and the role of Isidore of Seville's Etymologies, the most important medieval encyclopedia, as a receptacle and vehicle of innovation in this period. I have began exploring this subject in 2017-18 as a Mellon Fellow at the Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies in Toronto.
I received a PhD from Utrecht University in 2016 for my research on annotation symbols in early medieval Western manuscripts. My monograph/handbook of late antique and early medieval annotation symbols was published with Brepols in July 2019: http://www.brepols.net/Pages/ShowProduct.aspx?prod_id=IS-9782503581705-1.
I carried out my PhD research in the project Marginal Scholarship: The Practice of Learning in the Early Middle Ages at Huygens ING, an institute of the Dutch Academy of Arts and Sc
Gustavo Fernández Riva
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Company
Universität Heidelberg
Job title
Interests
About me
I'm a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Heidelberg (Germany), and member of the Collaborative Research Centre 'Material Text Cultures', where I work on digital publications and research tools for the Humanities.
I was originally trained as a medievalist in Argentina, Portugal and Germany. As a medievalist, I’ve studied mostly German, French and Iberian literatures of the High Middle Ages, but I’m passionate about all things medieval.
As a digital humanist, I’ve been working on digital scholarly editing, network analysis, and distant reading.
Evina Steinova
Country
Company
Huygens ING
Job title
NWO VENI Postdoctoral researcher
Interests
About me
I am currently an NWO VENI postdoctoral researcher at the Huygens ING, an institute of the Dutch Academy of Arts and Sciences in Amsterdam. My current project Innovating Knowledge running until 2021 focuses on early medieval intellectual networks and the role of Isidore of Seville's Etymologies, the most important medieval encyclopedia, as a receptacle and vehicle of innovation in this period. I have began exploring this subject in 2017-18 as a Mellon Fellow at the Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies in Toronto.
I received a PhD from Utrecht University in 2016 for my research on annotation symbols in early medieval Western manuscripts. My monograph/handbook of late antique and early medieval annotation symbols was published with Brepols in July 2019: http://www.brepols.net/Pages/ShowProduct.aspx?prod_id=IS-9782503581705-1.
I carried out my PhD research in the project Marginal Scholarship: The Practice of Learning in the Early Middle Ages at Huygens ING, an institute of the Dutch Academy of Arts and Sc
