Strategies of Remembrance

From Pindar to Hölderlin

Edited By: Lucie Doležalová

£39.99

This collection explores memory in the Middle Ages through literature, history, cognitive science, and philosophy, offering a variety of approaches to its connection with identity, the past, and immortality.

Concentrated on the meanings and contexts of memory in literature, history, cognitive science and philosophy, primarily in the Middle Ages, this collective monograph offers a…

Concentrated on the meanings and contexts of memory in literature, history, cognitive science and philosophy, primarily in the Middle Ages, this collective monograph offers a variety of ideas and approaches to memory in connection to identity, the past, and immortality. Contributors include Peter Agócs, Michal Ajvaz, Ivan M. Havel, Michael W. Herren, Gerhard Jaritz, Lenka Karfíková, Zsuzsanna Kiséry, Regina Koycheva, Csaba Németh, Sylvain Piron, Tamás Visi, and Rafał Wójcik.

Lucie Doležalová (*1977), Ph.D. in Medieval Studies (CEU Budapest, 2005), is Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Humanities at the Charles University in Prague. She authored a monograph Reading, Re-Writing, and Understanding ‘Cena Cypriani’ in the Middle Ages (WV Trier, 2009), and edited a volume The Charm of a List (CSP 2009).

Peter Agocs, Michal Ajvaz, Ivan M. Havel, Michael W. Herren, Gerhard Jaritz, Lenka Karfikova, Zsuzsanna Kisery, Regina Koycheva, Csaba Nemeth, Sylvain Piron, Tamás Visi, Rafał Wójcik