THURSDAY 22nd November

15.00 Introduction

5.15–17.00 Collective projects, Prague

Crux of Telč and the Třeboň library (Lucie Doležalová – Adéla Ebersonová)

The Formation of Western Monasticism (Iva Adámková – Jan Ctibor – Stanislav Hlaváč)

Transmission of Knowledge (Jaroslav Svátek – Václav Žůrek)

Proxime/Sousedství (Lucie Doležalová)

17.00 Coffee

17.30–18.30 Individual projects, Prague & CEU

Jan Kremer, Premonstratensians in High Medieval Central Europe

Anna Kinde, The Function of the Eastern Parts of Late Medieval Cathedrals in Central Europe

FRIDAY 23rd November

9.00–10.30 Individual projects, Prague & CEU

Jan Horák, Environmental perception in the past – soil oriented archaeological research

Olga Kalashnikova, The Father of the Bohemian Reformation: Iohannes Milicius de Cremsir’s Criticism of the Church in Pre-Hussite Bohemia

Markéta Novotná, The so-called Feudo-vassal System of Vyšehrad. The basic theoretical and factual questions related to the issue

10.30 Coffee

11.00–12.30 Individual projects, Prague & CEU

Jakub Sichálek, Medieval Czech story of Aseneth

Věra Soukupová, Jean Froissart and Burgundian historiography in the 15th Century

Martin Šorm, Reading Pinvička’s Manuscript – Recontextualizing Central European Narratives

12.30 Lunch

14.00–16.00 Collective projects, CEU

The Oxford Handbook of Medieval Central Europe (Daniel Ziemann, Gerhard Jaritz, Gábor Klaniczay, Balázs Nagy, Béla Zsolt Szakács, Katalin Szende)

The Medieval Central Europe Research Network (MECERN): related publications and future plans (Balázs Nagy, Katalin Szende)

16.00 Coffee

16.30–18.00 Collective projects, CEU

The Mongol Invasion and Its Impact (Balázs Nagy, Zsuzsanna Reed)

Central European Medieval Texts Series and its recent and forthcoming volumes (Gábor Klaniczay)

Piroska and the Pantokrator Dynastic Memory, Healing, and Salvation in Komnenian Constantinople (Béla Zsolt Szakács)

The Letters of St. John Kapistran (Gábor Klaniczay)

SATURDAY 24th November

9.00–10.30 Individual projects, Prague & CEU

Vojtěch Bažant, Chroniclers‘ origins of nations

Jakub Jauernig, Three crowns of Brutus

Iliana Kandzha, The Cult of the Royal Couple: Henry II and Cunigunde in Hagiographic Tradition, Art and Liturgy

10.30 Coffee

11.00–12.30 Individual projects, Prague & CEU

Karen Stark, Our Lady of Our Land: The Sacred Landscape of Marian Sanctuaries in East- Central Europe, 14th–16th centuries

Mária Vargha, The Archaeology of Christianisation of the Rural Countryside of Medieval Hungary in the Context of East Central Europe (11th-13th centuries)

Martin Pjecha, Intellectual history of Taborite violence