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Book presentation on 20th October 2023, 5pm: Heraldry in Contact (Heraldic Studies 5) – hybrid

Cover of the new Heraldic Studies publication: Heraldry in Contact (edited by Urte Krass and Miguel Metelo de Seixas

We are pleased to announce the forthcoming publication of the 5th volume of the Heraldic Studies series edited by Urte Krass and Miguel Metelo de Seixas, titled “Heraldry in Contact: Perspectives and Challenges of a Connective Image Form”. The volume will be presented by Laurent Hablot on 20 October 2023 at 5pm (Spanish time) at the International Congress of Genealogy and Heraldry, which takes place in Ronda (Spain) from 19 to 21 October 2023.

All those who are interested are cordially invited to attend the book presentation on site or virtually.

Online participation:

Please copy and paste the link into your browser: https://unibe-ch.zoom.us/j/69137345679?pwd=Znk4SkpqWWx6d3pMakRKU3B6VXlpQT09

 

Synopsis

In this volume, we follow the coat of arms into situations and zones of contact. Since inception, communication has been in the very nature of the heraldic phenomenon. Hence its remarkable ability to adapt to the circumstances that, from the 15th century onwards, brought populations from all over the world into contact. Our overarching question serves as an attempt to learn more about the modalities of negotiation in contact zones. To what extent were local actors able to develop their own attitude towards invasive and invading colonizers and missionaries by adopting and transforming the European image form of the coat of arms? This departure point leads even further: to think of heraldic emblems as a visual instrument capable of establishing communication not only between different cultures, but also between different eras, and even between the human and divine spheres. The book’s interdisciplinarity, the temporal breadth of the collected case studies, and the variety of methodological approaches reflect the dynamism and diversity of the topic itself.

Table of Contents

Please click here for the Table of Contents: Contents_Heraldry in Contact.

 

 


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Heraldica Nova (October 19, 2023). Book presentation on 20th October 2023, 5pm: Heraldry in Contact (Heraldic Studies 5) – hybrid. Heraldica Nova. Retrieved October 13, 2024 from https://doi.org/10.58079/pi2d


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1 Response

  1. GG says:

    Really, really, REALLY interesting.

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