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Carolingian and post-Carolingian strategies of legitimization and delegitimization between the 8th and 10th century

The political-power of the means of representation in Carolingian and post-Carolingian political culture

Source: Ms. lat. fol. 295 80v, Chronicon Universale, Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin Author: Ekkehard von Aura Permission: PD

26 febbraio 2024

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11.15 - Giuseppe Albertoni: Greetings and Introductions

11.30 - Charles West (University of Edinburgh), 'If he can be truly called a king': the legitimacy struggles of King Lothar II (855-869)

12.30 - Lunch

Chair: Igor Santos Salazar

14.30 - Giovanni Rachello: Framing the Carolingians of the VIII Century: Narrative strategies of legitimization and delegitimization in the age of Charlemagne

15.10 - Leonardo Sernagiotto: A dissenting voice. The delegitimization of Louis the Pious in Paschasius Radbertus' works

15.50 - Break

16.10 - Manuel Fauliri: Framing the last Carolingian emperor: strategies of legitimization in the politics of Berengar I

16.50 - Marta Romani: Friendship, kinship, and loyalty: the political legitimization of Ottonian Empresses in 10th century Europe

Conclusions: Igor Santos Salazar