Le jeudi 22 décembre, 19:30h, à notre session de 'Cátedra Al-Ándalus', Marina Kleine, diplômé de la Faculté de Allemand et doctorat par l'Université de Seville, sera en charge de la conférence 'La production culturelle et administrative dans la cour d'Alphonse X'.
It is well known that the Roi Sage is surrounded by a large number of men of letters and other intellectuals in his court: jurists, members of the clergy, translators, musicians, poets... A large team organised not only to produce one of the most important Iberian cultural works of the Middle Ages, but also to carry out the administrative work of the king, which undoubtedly involved writing. In this exhibition, we aim to present a general discussion of who Alphonse X's collaborators were and how textual/documentary production was organised in his court.
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Conférencier:
Marina Kleine is a member of the research group "The Kingdom of Séville at the end of the Middle Ages" of the Department of Medieval History and Historiographical Sciences and Techniques of the University of Séville. She completed her doctorate at the same department and obtained a degree in German Philology and a Master's degree in History at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Her research interests focus mainly on the Kingdom of Castile 1250-1350, ranging from political thought and institutional history to the literature produced at the court, with a particular emphasis on prosopography as a method of historical research. She has published several articles and chapters of books in Portuguese and Spanish, as well as a book derived from her doctoral thesis, completed in December 2012, consisting of a prosopographical approach to the staff of the Castille royal chancellery during the reign of Alphonse X. Currently, she is still active as an independent researcher and extends her research on royal chancellery with documentation from the reign of Sancho IV.
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