Presentation in Rijeka on women’s Glagolitic manuscript culture
Associate Professor Dr. Saša Potočnjak presented at the 14th International Scientific Conference Riječki filološki dani, which took place in Rijeka from April 10 to 12, 2025. Her presentation was titled With Her Own Frankopan Hand: On Women’s Glagolitic Manuscript Culture. Most notably, in a Latin document (the agreement with her husband Franjo Berislavić) from the year 1504, […]
Presentation in Rijeka about female names
Ana Mihaljević, PhD (Old Church Slavonic Institute), a member of the FEMIGLA project team, participated in the international conference Riječki filološki dani (Rijeka Philological Days), which took place in Rijeka from April 10 to 12, 2025. She gave the presentation Female Names in the Missals and Breviaries of Beram – An Onomastic Analysis, in which […]
Fourth workshop for the Project’s exhibition
On 10 April 2025, the fourth workshop was held at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Zagreb with students of the graduate programme in art history. The workshop was organised as part of the project Women and the Female in Medieval and Early Modern Glagolitism (FEMIGLA), and provided guidance for the preparation of […]
Research workshop on female characters
The event honouring International Women’s Day was organised by the project FEMIGLA at the Old Church Slavonic Institute in Zagreb on March 7th. The first part of the event, in which the FEMIGLA project was presented, continued its course with the research workshop entitled Female character in literature and visual art through the perspective of […]
The FEMIGLA project’s public presentation
The event honouring International Women’s Day was organised by the project FEMIGLA at the Old Church Slavonic Institute in Zagreb on March 7th. The welcoming words were given by the project lead Ana Šimić, PhD; the director of the Old Church Slavonic Institute, Vida Vukoja, PhD; and by the representative of the Croatian Science Foundation, […]
Research group meeting
The full FEMIGLA project research group (eleven members) had a meeting in person at the Old Church Slavonic Institute in Zagreb on March 7th. It was an opportunity to address the work plan for the current (first) year of the project: both results that had already been achieved during somewhat less than three months of […]