Pirenne Consortium for Medieval Studies

Pirenne Consortium for Medieval Studies

Between lay devotion and monastic experience. Ascetism and penitential culture in late medieval semi-religious communities in the Southern Low Countries.

Collaborative Authorship in Twelfth-Century Latin Literature: A Stylometric Approach to Gender, Synergy and Authority

Cross-Channel Stylistic Exchanges: A Stylometric Approach to the Impact of Mobility and Multilingualism on Medieval Latin Literature (1000–1150)

Didactic Communities – Performing Moral Instruction across North-Western European Nobility in the High Middle Ages

Encloistered and Profane Masculinities: Comparative Research into the Evolution and Perception of High Medieval Ideals of Manhood (Late Eleventh-Early Fourteenth Centuries)

Female devotion, male commitment? The rise of Cistercian women and the provision of the cura monialium in the Southern Low Countries, 1150-1275.

Perception and Performance of Social Identity in the Nascent Urban Societies of the High Middle Ages

Software development for the database 'Narrative sources'

Sources from the Medieval Law countries (SMLC). A multiple Database System for The Launch of Diplomata Belgica and for a Completely Updated Version of Narrative Source

Stylometry for Aurality in Medieval Anglo-Latin Hagiography (900–1150): Performance, Community and Musicality

The horizons of Guibert of Gembloux (1124/25-1214). Historical-anthropological research into the world of a Benedictine letter writer from the decades after the so-called 'crisis of cenobitism'

The sacralisation of knighthood. A study of religious knightly identity in the Southern Low Countries during the High Middle Ages.

Time Machine: Big Data of the Past for the Future of Europe

Podcast 'The princesses of Flanders': an alternative public history of the medieval county