Dr. Lucie Varga (1904-41), The keyword of the #DarkAges (1932).

#MiddlesAges #medievalism #medievalisms #Annales

Lucie Varga (1904–41), historian of the #Annales school, who wrote a conceptual history of the Dark Ages (Das Schlagwort vom "finsteren Mittelalter") in 1932. Came across in an article by Theodor Mommsen (the other one) on 'Petrarch's Conception of the 'Dark Ages'.
#medievalisms

Lucie Varga (1904–41), historian of the #Annales school, who wrote a conceptual history of the Dark Ages (Das Schlagwort vom "finsteren Mittelalter") in 1932. Came across in an article by Theodor Mommsen (the other one) on 'Petrarch's Conception of the 'Dark Ages'. #medievalisms

Dr. Lucie Varga (1904-41), The keyword of the #DarkAges (1932). #MiddlesAges #medievalism #medievalisms #Annales

Lucie Varga (1904–41), historian of the #Annales school, who wrote a conceptual history of the Dark Ages (Das Schlagwort vom "finsteren Mittelalter") in 1932. Came across in an article by Theodor Mommsen (the other one) on 'Petrarch's Conception of the 'Dark Ages'. #medievalisms

New Directions in Nineteenth-Century Medievalisms Roundtable rethinking nineteenth-century medievalisms with Kavita Mudan Finn, Katie Garner, Jonathan Hsy, Bryant White and Vanessa Iacocca.

This @bars.bsky.social event looks great and there is even an opportunity to hear @kgarner.bsky.social talk mermaids #medievalisms

He show a nice glimpse on what #medievalisms can offer to understand the Middle Ages and how we might use them for teaching or arguing what these fictitious words have in store for Medieval Studies. [PF]

#s133 #IMC2022