Research projects
All research projects with detailed information and corresponding publications can be found in the research database of the KU Eichstätt-Ingolstadt ku.fordoc (the system does not distinguish between main and sub-projects in the listing. The projects are listed with equal priority).
The most recent projects are listed below.
Research projects
Review of medieval publications for the literature report "Liturgy in the Middle Ages" of the "Archiv für Liturgiewissenschaft" (ALw)
Monographs, anthologies and individual contributions on medieval history are examined, presented and evaluated for the purposes of liturgical studies for a literature report that appears regularly in the "Archiv für Liturgiewissenschaft".
You can find more information on the research database of the KU Eichstätt-Ingolstadt: ku-fordoc
Libri ordinarii as sources for high and late medieval worship, especially in the women's abbeys of the Deutsches Reich
Libri ordinarii are descriptive sources for the high and late medieval church service and, as "director's books", provide an insight into the actual celebration of the liturgy in a cathedral, collegiate, monastery or parish church. The project examines these sources, especially for the women's convents of the Deutsches Reich, and works together with the working group "Essen und die Frauenstifte".
Here you can find the index of the Libri ordinarii and related sources. Edited by Jürgen Bärsch, Tillmann Lohse and Andreas Odenthal, with the assistance of Sebastian Walter (not edited; status: November 2020).
Information and literature on this project can also be found in the research database of the KU Eichstätt-Ingolstadt: ku-fordoc
Worship and confessional piety in the Baroque era
Based on the two-volume work by historian Peter Hersche (Muße und Verschwendung. Europäische Gesellschaft und Kultur im Barockzeitalter, Freiburg-Basel-Wien 2006), a monographic account of religious life in Catholic culture during the Baroque period will be examined in more detail and analyzed on the basis of exemplary sources. The focus is on the German-speaking area and primarily covers the period between 1600 and 1770.
Information and literature can be found in the research database of the KU Eichstätt-Ingolstadt: ku-fordoc.