Research visit to Rome and Vatican City
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Dolores Grmača (Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb), a collaborator on the FEMIGLA project, visited Rome during the second working week of May. She conducted research at the National Central Library of Rome as well as at the Vatican Apostolic Archive and the Vatican Apostolic Library, where many Croatian Glagolitic […]
Lecture in Gothenburg on female names and lexemes denoting women
On 11 May 2026, project FEMIGLA associate Dr. Ana Mihaljević (Old Church Slavonic Institute) delivered a lecture at the University of Gothenburg (Sweden) titled Tracing Women from Corpus to Dictionary: Croatian Church Slavonic (and Croatian) Contexts and Lexicographic Challenges. As part of the lecture, she presented her research conducted within the project Women and the […]
Presentation in Budapest on the lexeme “sьsьkь”
On May 5, 2026, the Institute of Slavic and Baltic Philology in Budapest (Hungary) hosted the 13th Conference for Young Slavists at the Faculty of Humanities of Eötvös Lorě University (ELTE). The conference providing an opportunity for young graduate and doctoral students of Slavic languages, literature, history, and culture to interact, share ideas, and present […]
Lecture in Grobnik on the Frankopan women in Glagolitic heritage
On April 30, 2026, Associate Professor Dr. Saša Potočnjak (University of Rijeka, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences), a member of the FEMIGLA project research group, gave a public lecture titled The Frankopan women in Croatian Glagolitic heritage (Croatian: Frankopanke u hrvatskoglagoljskoj baštini). The lecture was part of the Frankopanski krug event, which was organized by […]
The FEMIGLA project’s presentation and lecture in Zadar
The 2026 University of Zadar Croatian Studies Days concluded on April 28 with the presentation of the project Women and the feminine in mediaeval and early modern Glagolitic culture (FEMIGLA), which featured project lead Dr. Ana Šimić (Old Church Slavonic Institute) and collaborator Dr. Igor Medić (Old Church Slavonic Institute). In the first section, Dr. […]
“Showing their true colours” at the Day of art history in Zagreb
On March 11, 2026, Faculty of humanities and social sciences in Zagreb hosted the Day of art history in remembrance of the University of Zagreb’s first art history lecture, which was given on March 11, 1878. The FEMIGLA project exhibition Showing their true colours – female figures on miniatures in the medieval Croatian Glagolitic manuscripts […]