Mathijs Speecke

mathijs.speecke@ugent.be

Vakgroep

Vakgroep Geschiedenis
Vakgroep Kunst-, Muziek- en Theaterwetenschappen

Onderzoeksgebied

History

Tijdsperiode

Middle Ages

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Mathijs Speecke (°1993, Roeselare) studied History at Ghent University, where he obtained a master's degree, specializing in Medieval Studies. In March 2016, he started his Ph.D fellowship financed by the Research Foundation Flanders (FWO): The Struggle for Urban Space in the Later Medieval City. The Case of Bruges (c. 1300 - c. 1580), under supervision of Jan Dumolyn. He is currently employed as a researcher involved in the LORD project (under supervision of Frederik Buylaert) as well as in the 'Jan Van Eyck: Kennisprofiel, Artistieke praktijk en Receptie' project (under supervision of Maximiliaan Martens and Jan Dumolyn).

Projecten

Projecten als onderzoeker

Jan Van Eyck. Kennisprofiel, artistieke praktijk en receptie (2021 - 2025)

Publicaties

Meest recente publicaties

Dumolyn, Jan, et al. “Margaret van Eyck, a House Called ‘The Wild Sea’ and Jan van Eyck’s Posthumous Workshop.” BURLINGTON MAGAZINE, vol. 164, no. 1427, 2022, pp. 120–29.
Dumolyn, Jan, et al. “Did Inequality Produce Medieval Revolt? The Material Position and Political Agency of Textile Workers during the Flemish Revolt of 1379-1385.” SOCIAL HISTORY, vol. 46, no. 4, 2021, pp. 372–405, doi:10.1080/03071022.2021.1967638.
De Meester, Toon, et al. “Meester Jans Huus van Eicke : Het Huis, Het Atelier En de Omgeving van Jan van Eyck in Brugge: Nieuwe Archiefgegevens.” Van Eyck : Een Optische Revolutie, edited by Maximiliaan Martens et al., Hannibal, 2020, pp. 126–39.
Speecke, Mathijs, et al. “Cycles of Urban Revolt in Medieval Flanders : The Economics of Political Conflict.” La Mobilità Sociale Nel Medioevo Italiano, 4 : Cambiamento Economico e Dinamiche Sociali (Secoli XI-XV), edited by S. Collavini and G. Petralia, Viella, 2019, pp. 315–34.
Speecke, Mathijs. “Een Geselbroederschap van Immigranten? Nieuwe Gegevens over Het Brugse Godshuis Ter Calomme.” BIEKORF, vol. 119, no. 2, 2019, pp. 155–70.

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