Network for Medieval Arts & Rituals (NetMAR)
We are an international, cross-disciplinary network dedicated to the study of medieval arts and rituals.
NetMAR brings together scholars, researchers, and students from different countries, backgrounds, institutions, and disciplines, all of whom are committed to academic excellence and to widening participation.
The network is made up of three major partners:
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation programme under grant agreement No 951875.
Latest Blogs, News & Announcements
March 28, 2022
On Wednesday, March 9, 2022, the division of Greek and Latin Language and Literature of the Academy of Athens held the 6th lecture of the second cycle of LOGO-DIMIA. Watch here, the lecture by CeMAR Director, Assoc. Prof. S. Constantinou, entitled: "Milky Breasts A socio-ideological approach to the breastfeeding woman in antiquity and Byzantium"
March 24, 2022
Online via Zoom. The Centre for Medieval Literature (CML, SDU) is happy to present the programme for the online seminars in spring 2022. This spring the seminars will be the three keynotes at the conference Scale(s) of Literary History – Europe c. 500-1500 taking place in Rome. All are welcome to register for the online seminars and join these three exciting talks online via Zoom. To register please write to [email protected]. For the poster, click here!
March 24, 2022
The annual lecture series of the Centre for Medieval Studies (ZeMas) at the University of Bamberg (UNI BA) invites again to ten exciting interdisciplinary lectures that approach a medieval subject from a historical, philological, archaeological, and art historical perspective, dedicated to Iberian cultures of the Middle Ages and start on 02 May 2022. All lectures in German. For the poster, click here!
March 19, 2022
The #NetMAR Reading Group will be meeting again (online) this coming Thursday 24 March, from 4-6pm CET. The Reading Group, organised by our partners at the Centre for Medieval Literature runs under the theme of '#Arts & #Rituals in the #Middle #Ages and Beyond'.
This week we'll be looking at T. S. Eliot, Murder in the Cathedral (London, 1935)! Join us here!
Last Updated on July 17, 2023