Rūta Šileikytė Zukienė

PUBLICATIONS

Articles

• Šileikytė-Zukienė, R. (2021). Divine Attributes and the Notion of Atemporal Eternity in The Old English Boethius. Studia Patristica. Vol. CXXX, 183–194.

• Zukienė, R. (2018). We Become What We Remember: Memory and Recollection in The Old English Boethius. IV Ciclo di Studi Medievali: Atti del Convegno 4-5 giugno 2018 Firenze. Firenze: NUME, 293–298.

• Zukienė, R. (2007). Contemplation of the Divine: Contexts and Imagery in The Old English Boethius. Literatūra, 49 (4), 7–17.

• Šileikytė, R. (2004). In Search of the Inner Mind: Old English Gescead and Other Lexemes for Human Cognition in King Alfred’s Boethius. Kalbotyra, 54 (3), 94–102.

RESEARCH AND OTHER ACTIVITIES

• PhD student of philosophy at Vytautas Magnus University

• Thesis title: The influence of Neoplatonic thought on the Old English translation of Boethius’s Consolatio Philosophiae, supervisor prof. dr. Tatjana Aleknienė.

Conferences

• Hermeneutics of the inner dialogue: tradition and interpretation in The Old English Boethius” (Lith. Vidinio dialogo hermeneutika: tradicija ir interpretacija sen. anglų Boetijaus vertime). National conference Classical and Medieval Studies 2022, Vilnius, 19–20 May 2022.

• “Authority of Reason in The Old English Boethius.” The 57th International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, MI (USA), 9-14 May, 2022.

• "The interpretation of Anima triplicis naturae interpretacijos in Eriugen'as Periphyseon and the Old English translation of Boethius’s hymn O qui perpetua". (Lith. „Anima triplicis naturae interpretacijos Eriugenos traktate Periphyseon ir Boetijaus O qui perpetua vertime į senąją anglų kalbą“). National conference „Classical and Medieval Studies 2019“, Vilnius, 11–12 October 2019.

• “Divine Attributes in the Old English Boethius: Augustine’s Influence Considered.” XVIII. International Conference on Patristic Studies, Oxford, 19–24 August 2019.

• “We become what we remember: Memory and recollection in the Old English Boethius.” NUME 4th Cycle of Medieval Studies, Florence, Italy, 3–7 June 2018.