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Bart van Hees

Raum: L.11.13
Telefon: 0202-439 5516
E-Mail: vanhees[at]uni-wuppertal.de
Anschrift:
Bergische Universität Wuppertal
Gaußstr. 20
42119 Wuppertal

Forschungsprojekt

The aim of the planned dissertation project is to study the transmission, dissemination and reception of Frankish minor annals, of which the Annales Laureshamenses-Mosellani will serve as a test case and will be edited anew for the first time in 130 years. Uniquely, it focuses on the codicological context of the text as well by using a theoretical concept and methodological approach known as “social logic”, allowing the project to shed new light on the meaning of those annals in contemporary history writing and to disentangle networks of communication and the exchange of knowledge. It will highlight the fundamental role minor annals played in the writing of history and show that the Carolingian court was not so much imposing its historiographical perspective on the provinces but that it was rather reactionary, trying to contain the various perspectives from the peripheries of the realm in the eighth and early ninth centuries. The prolific exchange of knowledge as a result of intellectual interaction by means of historiographic texts is the focal point of this project.

Biographie

  • 2009-2013: Bachelor History (Utrecht University)
  • 2013-2015: Research master Ancient, Medieval and Renaissance Studies - Track: Medieval Studies (Utrecht University)
  • 2017: Lecturer “Medieval History” (Utrecht University)
  • 2018: Lecturer “Medieval History” (Utrecht University)
  • 2019: Lecturer “Medieval History” (Utrecht University)
  • 2019: Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter im Graduiertenkolleg “Dokument - Text - Edition” and der Bergischen Universität Wuppertal
  • 2021-22: (Übung) Ein Elefant in Aachen. Geschichtsschreibung im 8. und 9. Jahrhundert

Publications

2022 B.J. van Hees, ‘Minor annals and Frankish history writing’, The Medieval Chronicle 14 (2022), pp. 92-112 (https://brill.com/view/book/9789004498785/BP000006.xml)

B.J. van Hees & S. Kaschke, ‘Preface’, The Medieval Chronicle 14 (2022), pp. 87-91 (https://brill.com/view/book/9789004498785/BP000005.xml)

2021 B.J. van Hees, ‘Van prins tot zwart schaap en terug. Koningszoon Pippijn in de Karolingische geschiedschrijving’, Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis 134/2 (2021), pp. 216-229 (https://doi.org/10.5117/tvg2021.2.004.hees

2018 B.J. van Hees, ‘Lucky Lucanus. Een twaalfde-eeuws handschriftfragment van Lucanus’ Pharsalia’, in: B. Jaski, M. Mostert & K. van Vliet (eds.), Perkament in stukken: Teruggevonden middeleeuwse handschriftfragmenten (Hilversum, 2018), pp. 236-239

B.J. van Hees & M.A.J. Vermeer, ‘Van proef tot druk: Een fragment als voorstadium van de Nederlandse Fasciculus temporum’, in: B. Jaski, M. Mostert & K. van Vliet (eds.), Perkament in stukken: Teruggevonden middeleeuwse handschriftfragmenten (Hilversum, 2018), pp. 204-211

2017 B.J. van Hees & R.M.J. Meens, ‘Ein Brief ‘über diejenigen, die sich an Tieren vergehen’. Zwei unbeachtete Textzeugen von Hrabanus Maurus, Epistola 41’, Deutsches Archiv für die Erforschung des Mittelalters 73/2 (2017), pp. 687-696

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2015 B.J. van Hees, Manuscripts and fragments in the Utrecht University Library, c. 700-1100 vol. 1 (Unpublished catalogue for Special Collections of Utrecht University Library)

2012 B.J. van Hees, ‘Bijgeloof en heidense praktijken binnen het Christendom: een essay over de Indiculus superstitiounm et paganiarum’, in: R. van Royen (ed.), Kerstuitgave JHSG (Amsterdam, 2012), pp. 29-48.

Recensions

2021 B.J. van Hees, ‘R. Kramer, H. Reimitz en G. Ward (ed.), Historiography and identity III. Carolingian approaches’, Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis 134.2 (2021), pp. 325-326 (https://doi.org/10.5117/tvg2021.2.013.hees)

Papers given at international scholarly meetings

15-9-2022 Frankish Annals: An introduction. Paper presented at the international conference Frankish Annals: Texts - Transmission - Editions.

22-10-2021 Pope Leo III and Charlemagne in the annals, 799-801. Paper presented at II Incontro italo-tedesco fra dottorandi e dottori di recerca in Storia Medievale / 2. Mediävistisches Kolloquium Rom-Wuppertal.

6-7-2021 Frankish Annals and the Assassination Attempt on Pope Leo III. Paper presented at the International Medieval Congress in Leeds (Session 818)

25-5-2021 Annals in the Frankish realms. Paper presented in a session of Histories in Transition, led by Priv. Doz. Dr. Diesenberger, Prof. Dr. Reimitz and Prof. Dr. Tischler. (Invited speaker)

12-11-2020 The whole is greater than the sum of its parts: The case of Frankish annals. Paper presented at the workshop “Grenzen in vormodernen Texten” in Heidelberg (Organised by Graduiertenkolleg 2196 “Dokument - Text - Edition” and Sonderforschungsbereichs 933 “Materiale Textkulturen”)

2-10-2020 History writing in the Frankish realms: A look at the annals. Paper presented at the “Zweites Mediävistisches Kolloquium Milano-Wuppertal / Secondo incontro italo- tedesco tra dottorandi di recerca in storia medievale”

2-7-2018 Minor annals in a major historiographical compendium: the case of Rome, BAV, Reg. Lat. 213. Paper presented at the International Medieval Congress in Leeds (Session 248)

3-7-2017 The Annales Laureshamenses: Origin, transmission and reception. Paper presented at the International Medieval Congress in Leeds (Session 338)

Papers given on other conferences

21-10-2022 Forging a narrative of triumph. Scribal agency and the art of truth in the Annales Laureshamenses-Mosellani. Paper presented at the conference “Grenzen der Edition” in Heidelberg. (Organised by GRK 2196 Dokument – Text – Edition. Bedingungen und Formen ihrer Transformation und Modellierung in transdisziplinärer Perspektive and SFB 933 Materiale Textkulturen).

19-4-2022 Forging a narrative of triumph. The Annales Laureshamenses-Mosellani. Paper presented at a joint Oberseminar of the RTWH Aachen University and the Bergische Universität Wuppertal.

16-7-2021 Text und Zeit im Fluss. An Impulsvortrag, together with Niklas Fröhlich, for the meetings between GRK 2196 (Wuppertal) and SFB 933 (Heidelberg)

4-6-2021 Editing annals: The case of the Annales-Laureshamenses-Mosellani. Wuppertaler- Bochumer Hochschulmittelalter-Tage (Invited speaker)

27-5-2021 Sicut in annali regum scriptum habemus. A look at history writing in the Frankish realms. Paper presented at the UCMS colloquium. (Invited speaker)

11-1-2021 Annals and history writing in the Frankish realms: A verdict. Paper presented at the Oberseminar of the Universität zu Köln (Invited speaker)

25-11-2020 History writing in the Frankish realms: A look at the annals. Paper presented at a joint Oberseminar of the RTWH Aachen University and the Bergische Universität Wuppertal.

11-11-2016 The Annales Laureshamenses: Origin, transmission and reception. An introduction. Paper presented at the 22nd Mediëvistendag at Utrecht.

6-11-2015 Het Utrechts Psalter. Presented to the Algemene Seniorenvereniging Zeist. (Invited speaker)

25-6-2015 Becoming Abimelech: Pippin the Hunchback in the Annales Laureshamenses. Paper presented at the 2nd UCMS colloquium. (Invited speaker)

27-11-2012 De bestuurlijke schoonmaak van Lodewijk de Vrome anders belicht. Paper presented at the symposium held in celebration for the 85th birthday of J.M. van Winter. (Invited speaker)

Organisation of international scholarly meetings

2022 Organiser of the conference Frankish Annals: Texts - Transmission - Editions in Wuppertal (15/16-9-2022)

2021 Co-organiser of the Graduiertenkolleg Tagung (29/30-9-2021)

Organiser of the session “Popes in Hostile Climates: Violence against (Anti-)Popes” at the International Medieval Congress in Leeds (6-7-2021)


2018 Organiser of a session strand “Frankish minor annals” at the International Medieval Congress in Leeds (with Dr. Sören Kaschke) (2-7-2018)

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