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26.09.2019
Call for Applications: ReIReS School in Leuven
KU Leuven is inviting scholars, librarians and others to its ReIReS School on the Use and Study of Special Documents, 16-21 February 2020 (adjusted date). Applications are welcomed by January 15, 2020.
The school in Leuven will make scholars familiar with the special features of libraries which were either twice destroyed in the 20th century (Central Library) or founded after the split of the KU Leuven into two universities (one French speaking, the other Dutch speaking), as is the case with the Maurits Sabbe Library (Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies). The Maurits Sabbe Library, one of the largest theological libraries in the world (more than 1.3 million books and 1200 journals), is partly constructed on the basis of holdings which were given by diocesan seminaries and religious orders and congregations of Flanders and the Southern Netherlands. Therefore, the Maurits Sabbe Library offers a unique survey of religious intellectual life in these regions.
The school in Leuven will focus on the presence, preservation, restoration and inventorization of these diversified collections, and on how such diversity can be adequately made available to the international academic community.
Updated Program
Here you can read the updated program. Please note the adjusted date: 16-21 February 2020 (was: 15-20 February 2020).
Specific Learning Goals
Participants will be able to:
- understand how “recently (re)constructed” libraries still offer a coherent set of holdings and information about the history of the Low Countries in context;
- discover the specificity of particular collections;
- become familiar with the new research tools and full text data;
- make use of the LIMO-library system and its facilities on the level of locations, descriptions, additional information;
- understand the inherent coherence between collections preserved and developed in different settings;
- gain insight in the complexity of a conciliar event such as Vatican II on the basis of the archives preserved;
- contribute to lemmata in the DHGE as part of the development of their research skills.
Trainers
Y. Van Loon, M. Lamberigts, H. Storme, W. De Pril, M. Reynders, A. Soetaert, B. Vandermeulen, D. Vanysacker, L. Watteeuw.
Application
Applications are welcomed by January 15, 2020 via the online application form.
There is place for max. 5 persons from outside the ReIReS consortium. They will pay a registration fee of € 395.00. Persons from Europe and from countries associated to H2020 can apply.
You will be informed on acceptance of your application within two weeks.
More information on the ReIReS School in Leuven and the application process can be found on the ReIReS website.