
This is the podcast and audiologist for the research project "Fama in Medieval Denmark, c. 1240-1340: Rumour, Reputation and Public Opinion". Projectleader and host of the podcast is Thomas Heebøll-Holm, associate professor in Medieval History at the University of Southern Denmark.
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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 6 | Founded | a year ago |
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In the first five episodes, we’ve talked about various general aspects of the Fama project. So in this episode we talk to Emma Lindgaard Smed, PhD.-fellow on the project about her thesis about public opinion, crowds, fama and the Danish Church.
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In the previous episodes we have explored fama and some of its component parts such as rumors, reputation and public opinion. We have dealt with these from a mainly theoretical angle, but the idea is to employ them on the situation in medieval Denmar... more
In this episode of the audiolog of the project, “Fama in Medieval Denmark, c. 1240-1340”, we discuss two central component parts of fama, namely reputation and public opinion. What are they really, and how do we deal with these concepts when we study... more
In this episode, we'll be having a look at one of the absolute cornerstones of fama—namely, rumours. Rumours are perhaps the most mesmerising bit of fama, but they're extremely hard to pin down in terms of what they actually are. So tune in and hear ... more
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Focusing on medieval society, the content explores the intricate concepts of fame, reputation, and public opinion, particularly within the context of Denmark between the 13th and 14th centuries. Through various episodes, the discussion unfolds historical narratives surrounding impactful figures, legal cases, and crucial societal shifts that shaped the nation. Noteworthy themes include the role of rumor in communication, the assessment of social hierarchies, and the relevance of historical perspectives in understanding modern discourse related to public opinion and reputation. The podcast likely offers listeners a rich blend of historical insight and contemporary relevance, appealing to individuals interested in the intersection of history, ... more
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