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Oleg Voskoboynikov

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Institution(s) de rattachement : Université Lomonossov (HSE)
Equipe(s) : AHLoMA
Laboratoire(s) de rattachement : CRH

Coordonnées professionnelles

HSE University
Faculty of Humanities
Centre for Medieval Studies
21/4 Staraya Basmannaya Ulitsa
Building 1, room 309
Moscou
Russie

Academic Biography

Professor Oleg Voskoboynikov has been part of the Centre academic staff since 2007 and became full professor in 2013. Oleg was trained as medieval historian at the Faculty of History, Moscow State Lomonosov University. He earned a first "candidate" degree from his original alma mater (2002) and a PhD from the Ecole des hautes études en sciences sociales (Paris) with a dissertation on Arts, sciences and ideas of nature at the court of Frederick II Hohenstaufen, written under supervision of Jean-Claude Schmitt.

Oleg has extensive international academic experience holding positions and doing research projects at EHESS, Ecole pratique des hautes études, Warburg Institute (London), Institute for Advanced Study (Princeton), and the former Max Planck Institute für Geschichte (Göttingen). He was sometimes invited for special lectures at the universities of Warsaw, Louvain-la-Neuve, Cologne, Frankfurt, Lausanne, Florence etc.

Research Interests

While his research ranges across the cultural history of the Middle Ages, Oleg's largest, and lasting, interest has been the different ways of appropriating classical philosophical traditions in medieval Christian thought, particularly within the tradition of the 'school of Chartres' and at the court of Frederick II of Hohenstaufen. He translated some of its important texts into Russian, including to Philosophia of William of Conches and the Cosmographia of Bernard Silvestris. They were published, together with other Chartres texts, in a single volume, that presented this School to Russian readers for the first time.

He is now particularly concerned with problems of curiosity as particular intellectual attitude and formally a vice in medieval moral system, as well as with ideas and images of the human body and the face. The Face, in particular, has been subject of a recent international Micrologus conference he coorganized together with Agostino Paravicini Bagliani in Saint-Petersburg (July 2019), with its acts to be published at the Micrologus series.

Oleg has published, extensively and in several languages, on topics as varied as the medieval cosmology, physiognomy, astrology, hygiene and medicine, scientific and philosophical manuscripts in XIIIth century, modes of sacralisation of the royal power, the political and cultural history of France under Saint Louis, master architects of Gothic cathedrals, medieval miniature and sculpture, poetry and poetics. This variety of topics gave life to dozens of articles in four languages and to a general book on medieval Christian civilisation, written in French and published in France by Editions du Vendémiaire, 2017. The intellectual milieu of Frederick II, its art, manuscripts and ideas, has been for years his favorite field, and he recently published with Edizioni del Galluzzo the first critical edition of two treatises by Michael Scot, translator, encyclopedist and astrologer of the first third of the XIIIth century: the Liber particularis and the Liber physonomiae.

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Forum de littérature médiévale comparée

Conférence - Mercredi 24 avril 2024 - 18:00Le Forum de littérature médiévale comparée (Forum für mediävistische Komparatistik), site géré par Julia Rüthemann (post-doctorante au EHESS-CNRS, CRH, Université de Potsdam), Beatrice Trînca et Lea Braun, a le plaisir de vous inviter à sa troisième sér (...)(...)

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Lire l’État. Venise médiévale et ses territoires: représentations, cartographies, littératures

Journée(s) d'étude - Lundi 29 avril 2024 - 09:00Ce Workshop est organisé par Christophe Austruy (EHESS-CNRS, CRH) et Giovanna Corazza (Università Ca’ Foscari - Venezia / University of Notre Dame, MSCA Fellow), dans le cadre de l’Atelier doctoral Histoire, Économie, Société et Culture dans l’Empi (...)(...)

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Quantifier la Shoah. Classer, compter, modéliser / Quantifying the Holocaust. Classifying, Counting, Modeling

Colloque - Mardi 14 mai 2024 - 08:45L'élaboration et la discussion des techniques d'enquête et d'analyse quantitatives percutent et renouvellent de nombreux champs de la recherche historique. Comment cela affecte-t-il les études sur la Shoah ? Ce colloque, oragisé par Claire Zalc (CNRS IHMC, EHE (...)(...)

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