Activities

In May 2024, I had the opportunity to participate in the Erasmus Plus Summer Course titled “The Circulation of Texts in the Middle Ages” at the University of Iceland in Reykjavik. Organized by Professor Torfi H. Tulinius, this event brought together a diverse group of lecturers and students for a multifaceted exploration of medieval textual transmission. Thanks to a travel grant, I and other students from Central European University joined participants from other institutions, including Charles University and the University of Southern Denmark.

The potential for rebellion has been inherent in Christianity from the beginning, if rebellion is not merely understood as violent uprising. Rebellion also means the creation of alternative communities in opposition to the prevailing power structures. This, after all, is how the Christian church came into being. Throughout history, Christian communities and movements actualized this rebellious potential, not only in the time of the Reformation.