middelalderuken 2022
The Queerness of Fragments and Medieval Liturgy: Construction and Uses of Authority and Time
PhD candidate David Carrillo-Rangel will explore from the perspective of queer theory the materiality of history, based on the selection of fragments exhibited at Bryggen Museum.
Double sheet of a Marian antiphonarium. Germany. 13th century.
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Spesialsamlingene ved Universitetsbiblioteket i Bergen
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In this presentation, David Carrillo-Rangel, PhD candidate at the University of Bergen, will explore from the perspective of queer theory the materiality of history, based on the selection of fragments exhibited at Bryggen Museum.
In their talk, Carrillo-Rangel will debate how time is construed showing that the past is always enunciated by a biased present and aiming at a nuanced apprehension of the implications of this fact.
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