Eventum: a journal of Medieval arts & rituals

Abstract

Eventum aims to reposition the arts and rituals of various medieval traditions and to provide an international and congenial forum for the presentation and discussion of research on:

all medieval arts in and as rituals; and the initiators, participants, spaces, forms, structures, and artistic dimensions of all medieval rituals. Furthermore, Eventum provides a platform for the examination of the relationship between medieval, later, and contemporary arts and rituals, bringing to the fore the rich cultural heritage of the Middle Ages for a better understanding of both the past and the present.

For Eventum’s purposes, the term "medieval" is used in its broader sense, covering Byzantine, Western European, Coptic, Syriac, Hebrew, Arabic, Armenian, Georgian, and Slavic cultures from the 4th to the 15th centuries.

Eventum is a diamond open-access journal. Open Access is not an infringement on copyright. Authors (or their institutions) own the original copyright to their research.