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Jagiellonians Heritage: Perspecives of International Research
Międzynarodowa konferencja naukowa z udziałem badaczy z Polski, Finlandii, Szwecji, Litwy i Wielkiej Brytanii odbyła się w ramach projektu Dziedzictwo Jagiellonów jako płaszczyzna dialogu między Polską a Finlandią, realizowanego przez Instytut Badań Literackich PAN we współpracy z Uniwersytetem w Jyväskylä.
10.00 – 12.35
1. Susanna Niiranen, (Univ. of Jyväskylä), Tracing the Jagiellonian remnants in Scandinavia and elsewhere. History cultural and book historical aspects.
2. Natalia Nowakowska (Oxford University), The Jagiellonians project
3. Anu Lahtinen nen (Univ. of Helsinki), Women in Jagiello and Vasa Courts: Local and Interregional Perspectives
4. Raimonda Ragauskienė (Lithuanian Institute of History, Vilnius), Some Aspects of the Lithuanian-Swedish Historical Relations (until the beginning of the 17th century)
5. Nina Manninen, (Univ. of Turku), PhD project on Catherine Jagiellon’s inventory
6. Joanna Zatorska-Rosen (Stockholm Univ.), A picture of wars emerging from the Wituski’s book collection
7. Miia Ijäs-Idrobo: (Univ. of Tampere): as a commentator
12.35-12.50 coffee break
12.50 – 15.20
1. Partycja Potoniec (IBL PAN): Dictionary of the 16th century Polish Language as a monumental project related to the Jagiellonian heritage
2. Dariusz Chemperek (UMSC): A new source for research on the life and legend of Anna Wazówna. Funeral Kamen [...] to the death of [...] Anne of the Swedish princess by Wawrzyniec Chlebowski (1625)
3. Peter Sjokvist (Univ. in Uppsala): Travelling Books. Literary Spoils of War from Poland in Sweden, and Beyond
4. Michał Kuran (UŁ): Occasional literature about the Smolensk victory of Władysław IV Vasa in 1634 - a review
5. Paweł Bohuszewicz (UMK): Eric XIV: Old Polish study of madness
6. Ewa Cybulska-Bohuszewicz (IBL PAN): The basic corpus of Polish Renaissance texts related to the common heritage of Poland, Finland and Sweden: project presentation
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