(Re)shaping cultural landscapes along the

UNIVERSITÄT
ERFURT
Interdisziplinäres Forum
Religion
(Re)shaping cultural landscapes along the borders of
the Roman Empire: the religious landscape of the Lower
Danube borderland (2nd – 3rd century AD)
The project looks into the dynamic
interplay between spatiality, sociality and religion, focusing on the Lower
Danube borderland during the period
when the river functioned as an internal border connecting the provinces Dacia, Moesia Superior and
Moesia Inferior. I inquire into the
communicative strategies of the
various local and trans-local actors, and outline the contexts, the
practices adopted and the means
mobilized in asserting and sustaining
individual and/or group religious options.
Spacing Religion
Roman
Classics are brought into dialogue
with approaches from geography of
religion, sociology of religion, media and gender studies.
Empire
Mihaela Holban, M.A.
Philosophische Fakultät
Lehrstuhl für Vergleichende
Religionswissenschaft
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Jörg Rüpke
E-Mail: [email protected]
BA course in History – Ancient History
and Classical Archaeology , ¨BabesBolyai¨ University of Cluj – Napoca,
Faculty of History and Philosophy,
Romania and Winckelmann-Institut,
Humboldt Universität zu Berlin, Germany (Socrates scholarship March to
September 2000)
Archaeological praxis: Apulum (AlbaIulia, Alba County, Romania), Ulpia
Traiana Augusta Dacica Sarmizegetusa
(Sarmizegetuza, Hunedoara County,
Romania), Histria (Istria, Constanta
County, Romania)
MA course in Classical Antiquity,
¨Babes-Bolyai¨ University of Cluj –
Napoca, Faculty of
History and Philosophy, Romania
www.uni-erfurt.de/grs-religion/
Affiliated to the Interdisciplinary Forum
Religion, University of Erfurt

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