SOMMARIO:
A. EVENTI
1. KONFERENZ: “ARISTOTELES-KOMMENTARE UND IHRE UEBERLIEFERUNG IN SPAETANTIKE, MITTELALTER UND RENAISSANCE” (HAMBURG, 26-28.10.2017)
2. GIORNATA DI STUDI SU ANGELO MARIA BANDINI: LA SUA DIMORA, IL SUO MUSEO, I SUOI INTERESSI (FIRENZE, 31.10.2017)
3. CONFERENCE: B. PENTCHEVA, “RE-ANIMATING THE PAST: THE LOST VOICE OF HAGIA SOPHIA” (ROME, 06.11.2017)
4. ACCADEMIA AMBROSIANA: VIII DIES ACADEMICUS / CLASSIS ORIENTALIS (MILANO, 06-08.11.2017)
5. VORTRAG VON H. J. EVANZIN: “EIN PHARMAZEUTISCH-LINGUISTISCHES FENSTER ZUR ARMENISCHEN MEDIZIN DES MITTELALTERS” (WIEN, 08.11.2017)
6. PRESENTAZIONE DEL LIBRO DI M. L. AGATI, “THE BOOK MANUSCRIPT. A COMPENDIUM OF CODICOLOGY” (ROMA, 08.11.2017)
7. COLLOQUE: “LA BIBLE DANS LES CATECHESES DES IVE-VE SIECLES” (STRASBOURG, 09-10.11.2017)
8. ENCUENTRO INTERNACIONAL DE CRITICA TEXTUAL GRIEGA: “DEL MANUSCRITO ANTIGUO A LA EDICION CRITICA DE TEXTOS GRIEGOS: HOMENAJE A LA PROF.A ELSA GARCIA NOVO” (MADRID, 14-16.11.2017)
9. JOURNEE D’ETUDE: “LES ARTS DES CHRETIENS D’ORIENT” (PARIS, 18.11.2017)
10. LAVORI IN CORSO PER GINO TARTAGLIA (NAPOLI, 21.11.2017)
11. CONFERENCE OF PROF. JOHN HALDON: “ST THEODORE, EUCHAITA AND ANATOLIA, C. 500-1000 CE: LANDSCAPE, CLIMATE AND THE SURVIVAL OF AN EMPIRE” (ISTANBUL, 21.11.2017)
12. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE: “LOGIC IN THE CAROLINGIAN AGE: GLOSSES, DIAGRAMS, AND MANUSCRIPTS” (VIENNA, 23.11.2017)
13. PONTIFICIO ISTITUTO DI ARCHEOLOGIA CRISTIANA: VIII CICLO DI CONFERENZE (2017-2018): J. PATRICH, “AN UPDATE ON EARLY CHRISTIAN ARCHAEOLOGY IN ISRAEL” (ROMA, 24.11.2017)
14. CONFERENCE: “THE EDITING OF TEXTBOOKS AND THE STUDY OF MEDIEVAL GREEK LITERATURE” (VIENNA, 24-25.11.2017)
15. GIORNATA DI STUDI: “TROIANA / TROIKA’. VICENDE DELLA MATERIA TROIANA TRA ORIENTE E OCCIDENTE” (MILANO, 28.11.2017)
16. “BYZANTIUM AND THE MODERN IMAGINATION” (BRNO, 12-14.09.2018): CALL FOR PAPERS (DEADLINE: 30.03.2018)
B. PUBBLICAZIONI
1. P. CESARETTI – E. MINGUZZI, “DIZIONARIETTO DI GRECO” (2017)
C. NOTIZIE
1. STELLUNG: PROFESSUR (W2) AUF ZEIT (6 JAHRE/TENURE TRACK) FUER NEUGRAEZISTIK / LUDWIG-MAXIMILIANS-UNIVERSITAET MUENCHEN (APPLICATION DEADLINE: 30.11.2017)
2. FELLOWSHIPS AT THE HERZOG AUGUST BIBLIOTHEK WOLFENBUETTEL 2019 (APPLICATION DEADLINE: 31.01.2018)
3. NEWSLETTER DELL’ASSOCIAZIONE INTERNAZIONALE DI STUDI BIZANTINI (AIEB)
A. EVENTI
[1]. KONFERENZ: “ARISTOTELES-KOMMENTARE UND IHRE UEBERLIEFERUNG IN SPAETANTIKE, MITTELALTER UND RENAISSANCE” (HAMBURG, 26-28.10.2017)
Da: Vera von Falkenhausen (verafalk@libero.it)
“Commentaries on Aristotle and their transmission through Late Antiquity, the Middle Ages and the Renaissance”
Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures, Hamburg
26-28 October 2017
Organised by Institut fuer Griechische und Lateinische Philologie and Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures Hamburg with the support of the Karl und Gertrud Abel-Stiftung.
For many centuries from Late Antiquity into the Renaissance, interaction with the works of Aristotle was a mainstay of European philosophy. Most pronounced in the Greek and Byzantine world, where the numerous philosophers and commentators from Alexander of Aphrodisias to Pachymeres and Metochites, interest in Aristotle as well as in his commentators extended into the west and even to Al-Andaluz. This conference focuses mostly on the Graeco-Byzantine tradition of commentary on Aristotle, examining not only its development and manuscript tradition, but also the specific forms of reception, adaption and development of Aristotelean thought and the common philosophical heritage through the centuries and throughout therious centres of learning of European manuscript cultures.
Konferenz
Aristoteles-Kommentare und ihre Ueberlieferung in Spaetantike, Mittelalter und Renaissance
Universitaet Hamburg
Institut fuer Griechische und Lateinische Philologie UND Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures
Raum 0001 Warburgstrasse 26 20354 Hamburg
PROGRAMM
Donnerstag, 26. Oktober 2017
16:00-17:30 Eroeffnung
Vorsitz: Christian Brockmann
Hanna Wimmer, Visual organisation of 13th century manuscripts containing the Long Commentaries of Averroes
Dieter Harlfinger, Vom Auftauchen neuer griechischer Kommentartexte
18:15
Keynote lecture
Vorsitz: Michael Friedrich
Carlos Steel, Text tradition of the commentary On the Soul attributed to Simplicius
Freitag, 27. Oktober 2017
09:30-11:00
Vorsitz: Christof Rapp
Mai-Lan Boureau, Aristoteles-Kommentare als Editionsquelle. Der Fall des Simplikioskommentars zu De caelo
Mareike Hauer, Simplicius’ categorial analysis of differentiae
11:30-13:00
Vorsitz: Marwan Rashed
Christophe Erismann, The role and the importance of the Alexandrian Logical Commentaries in the Middle Byzantine Reception of Aristotle’s Categories
Katerina Ierodiakonou, Eustratius of Nicaea on the notion of analysis
14:30-16:00
Vorsitz: Gisela Striker
Gyburg Uhlmann, Programmatische Anfangssaetze in Aristotelischen Pragmatien und ihre Auslegung durch die spaetantiken Kommentatoren
Lutz Koch, Zur handschriftlichen Ueberlieferung der Kommentare des Michael von Ephesos
16:30-18:00
Vorsitz: Dorothea Frede
Christof Rapp, Virtue in Alexander’s Ethical Problems
Oliver Primavesi, Alexander on Eudorus on Aristotle on Plato
Samstag, 28. Oktober 2017
09:30-11:00
Vorsitz: Carlos Steel
Pantelis Golitsis, Byzantine, Renaissance and Modern Editions of Alexander’s Commentary on Aristotle’s Metaphysics
Klaus Corcilius, Aristoteles’ Wissenschaft vom Lebendigen und die spaetantiken Aristoteles-Kommentatoren
11:30-13:00
Vorsitz: Claudia Schindler
Stefano Valente, Die griechisch-byzantinischen Kommentare zu den Analytica Posteriora des Aristoteles: Einige manuskriptologische und textkritische Beobachtungen
Nikos Agiotis, Aristotelisches aus dem Werk des Theophanes Eleavoulkos (+ nach 1555)
Universitaet Hamburg
Fachbereich Sprache, Literatur, Medien II
Institut fuer Griechische und Lateinische Philologie
Postverteilerfach 1 Ueberseering 35 22297 Hamburg
Tel.: 040/42838-3653
E-Mail: sara.lampoudi@uni-hamburg.de
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[2]. GIORNATA DI STUDI SU ANGELO MARIA BANDINI: LA SUA DIMORA, IL SUO MUSEO, I SUOI INTERESSI (FIRENZE, 31.10.2017)
Da: Aisbnews (aisbnews@gmail.com)
GIORNATA DI STUDI SU
ANGELO MARIA BANDINI
LA SUA DIMORA, IL SUO MUSEO, I SUOI INTERESSI
Salone della Biblioteca Marucelliana, Via Cavour, 43/47
Martedi’ 31 ottobre 2017 alle ore 15.00
Introduzione e coordinamento
Lucia Lepore, Presidente Comitato Villa Bandini
Angelo Maria Bandini e la Biblioteca Marucelliana
Katia Bach, Direttrice della Biblioteca Marucelliana
Villa Bandini, giardino e paesaggio
Ines Romitti, Architetto paesaggista Alapp/Ifla
Lavori in corso: i dipinti del Museo Bandini tornano a Sant’Ansano
Stella Sonia Chiodo, Docente di Storia dell’arte, Universita’ di Firenze
La casa parlante di Angelo Maria Bandini
Giovanni Unterberger, Fondatore dell’Accademia Musicale Lizard
Le volonta’ e il lascito testamentario di Angelo Maria Bandini
Mario Cantini, Storico
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[3]. CONFERENCE: B. PENTCHEVA, “RE-ANIMATING THE PAST: THE LOST VOICE OF HAGIA SOPHIA” (ROME, 06.11.2017)
Da: Aisbnews (aisbnews@gmail.com)
Most of our research in the humanities focuses on texts, objects, and monuments. In our approach to the past, we privilege the written record. Can we transcend the limits of the text and enter the domain of experience? This is the question at the core of the collaborative project Icons of Sound (2008-present) that Bissera Pentcheva co-directs at Stanford University. It focuses on the acoustics and aesthetics of Hagia Sophia, the cathedral of Constantinople, built in 532-537 by emperor Justinian. Icons of Sound bridges humanities and exact sciences, pulling on the resources and expertise of the Department of Art and Art History and the Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA).
In the course of the nine-years, the project has developed a new methodology based on inflated balloons popped in the interior of the Great Church. From the balloon pops, researchers have extracted the acoustic signature of this immense interior and then by means of software, imprinted this Impulse Response (IR) live on a performance of Byzantine chant (a process called auralization). In collaboration with the foremost choir of Byzantine chant, Cappella Romana, the project has produced two concerts at Stanford’s Bing Hall (2013, 2016) implementing live auralizations. This talk presents the results of this research and charts new ground for our understanding of the spiritual phenomena activated by the singing human voice, reverberant interior, glittering gold mosaics, polished marble, and an invisible divine voice (the acousmetre).
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[4]. ACCADEMIA AMBROSIANA: VIII DIES ACADEMICUS / CLASSIS ORIENTALIS (MILANO, 06-08.11.2017)
Da: Aisbnews (aisbnews@gmail.com)
CLASSIS ORIENTALIS
VIII DIES ACADEMICUS
ACCADEMIA AMBROSIANA
6-8 novembre 2017
Biblioteca Ambrosiana, Milano, Piazza Pio XI, 2 – Sala delle Accademie “E. R. Galbiati”
in memoria di Gabriella Uluhogian
LE ARTI NEL VICINO ORIENTE
Lunedi’ 6 novembre
I sessione – Musica, liturgia e arti visive nella tradizione ebraica
Presiede Maria Luisa Mayer Modena
ore 15,00 Elia Richetti – Lydia Cevidalli, La musica liturgica ebraica in Italia
15,30 Claudia Milani, I manoscritti ebraici miniati e decorati e gli argenti ebraici della collezione ambrosiana
16,00 Edwin Seroussi, Judeo-Islamic Musical Encounters
16,30 Giuseppe Veltri, Arte visiva e filosofia nel Seicento veneziano. Lo scetticismo di Simone Luzzatto
17,00 Discussione e pausa
II sessione – Solenne Atto Accademico
17,30 Saluto del Presidente dell’Accademia Ambrosiana
Franco Buzzi
Presiede il Direttore della Classis Orientalis
Pier Francesco Fumagalli
Proclamazione dei Neoaccademici
18,00 Prolusione
Riccardo Di Segni, Ebraismo ed estetica. Storia di un rapporto difficile
Martedi’ 7 novembre – mattina
III sessione – Arti visive e musica nella tradizione araba
Presiede Giovanni Canova
ore 9,30 Anna Contadini, I manoscritti arabi illustrati della Biblioteca Ambrosiana nel contesto della pittura araba del XIII e XIV secolo
10,00 Giovanni de Zorzi, La nascita della musica classica ottomana fra influenze islamiche e bizantine
10,30 Discussione e pausa
11,00 Sabine Schmidtke, The intricacies of capturing the holdings of a private Library in Yemen
11,30 Massimo Campanini, Estetica e Corano
12,00 Discussione e pausa
12,15 Riunione del Consiglio Direttivo (su invito)
Martedi’ 7 novembre – pomeriggio
IV sessione – Arti, cinema e musica nella tradizione armena
Presiede E. E. Boghos Levon Zekiyan
ore 15,00 Cristina Bragaglia, Sequenze d’Armenia: strutture di stile occidentale versus narrazioni orientali
15,30 Aram Kerovpyan, Les mouvements de reforme dans la musique liturgique des Armeniens au 19e siecle
16,00 Marco Ruffilli, La trama dell’oro. Un percorso nella pittura di Vardges Sureniants (1860-1921)
16,30 Discussione e pausa
17,00 Moreno Morani – Riccardo Pane,
Presentazione della raccolta di studi di Gabriella Uluhogian,
“Collectanea Armeniaca”, a cura di Rosa Bianca Finazzi e Anna Sirinian, Milano-Roma, Biblioteca Ambrosiana – Bulzoni Editore, 2016 (Studi e testi, 27)
18,00 Assemblea degli Accademici (su invito)
Mercoledi’ 8 novembre – mattina
V sessione – Arte e liturgia nella tradizione siriaca
Presiede Andrea Barbara Schmidt
ore 9,30 Massimo Bernabo’, Lezionari e apocrifi miniati del XIII secolo dal Tur Abdin
10,00 Lucy-Anne Hunt, Images of the Virgin and the liturgy
10,30 Discussione e pausa
11,00 Tavola rotonda
Presiede Riccardo Contini
Alain Desreumaux, A’ propos des inscriptions nouvellement decouvertes a’ Harran et a’ Edesse
Andrea Barbara Schmidt, Cataloguing the Syriac Manuscripts in Erevan and Tbilisi. The question of the Syriac Amulets
Emidio Vergani, Note liturgiche erase sulla Peshitta Ambrosiana (B 21 inf.)
17,00 Discussione e Conclusioni
Coordinamento scientifico di Giovanni Canova, Rosa Bianca Finazzi, Claudia Milani, Craig E. Morrison
Informazioni e registrazione presso il Segretariato Accademico delle Sezioni:
accademia.arabica@ambrosiana.it
accademia.armeniaca@ambrosiana.it
accademia.hebraica@ambrosiana.it
accademia.syriaca@ambrosiana.it
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[5]. VORTRAG VON H. J. EVANZIN: “EIN PHARMAZEUTISCH-LINGUISTISCHES FENSTER ZUR ARMENISCHEN MEDIZIN DES MITTELALTERS” (WIEN, 08.11.2017)
Da: Vera von Falkenhausen (verafalk@libero.it)
Einladung zum Gastvortrag
Mag. Pharm. Heinrich Justin EVANZIN
Universitaet Salzburg
“Ein pharmazeutisch-linguistisches Fenster zur armenischen Medizin des Mittelalters”
Ort: Institut fuer Byzantinistik und Neograezistik der Universitaet Wien
1010 Wien, Postgasse 7, 1. Stiege, 3. Stock
Zeit: Mittwoch, 8. November 2017, 18:30 Uhr
Die Etymologie der armenischen Pflanzennamen ist noch unzureichend erforscht, koennte abereinen nicht unbedeutenden Beitrag zur Erkenntnisgewinnung um die pharmakologische Wirkung und zur kulturellen Bedeutung dieser Pflanzen leisten. Die prinzipiellen Motive der Pflanzenbenennung stellen auch im Armenischen die Beschreibung des Aussehens, der Wirkung und der Anwendung sowie mythologische Hintergruende dar.
So lassen Pflanzennamen Rueckschluesse auf empirisch gesammelte Informationen zur Verwendbarkeit, auf die pharmakologische sowie toxikologische Wirkung zu und geben teilweise auch Aufschluss ueber die kulturelle Bedeutung, die Geschichte der Pflanzen und die Pflanzengeographie. Somit ermoeglicht der linguistische Zugang, einerseits pharmakognostische Informationen zu erhalten und andererseits ein Fenster in die mythologische, ethnobotanische und volksmedizinische Welt der armenischen Medizin des Mittelalters zu eroeffnen. In diesem Sinne soll das praesentierte Projekt als ein heuristisches Instrument fuer die Uebersetzung und Interpretation medizinischer, veterinaermedizinischer und pharmazeutischer Literatur in armenische Sprache dienen.
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[6]. PRESENTAZIONE DEL LIBRO DI M. L. AGATI, “THE BOOK MANUSCRIPT. A COMPENDIUM OF CODICOLOGY” (ROMA, 08.11.2017)
Da: Aisbnews (aisbnews@gmail.com)
Presentazione del volume:
Maria Luisa Agati
“The Book Manuscript. A Compendium of Codicology”
Roma, L’Erma di Bretschneider, 2017
8 novembre 2017, h 17
Istituto Italiano di Studi Orientali Sapienza – Universita’ di Roma edificio ex-Poste, Circonvallazione Tiburtina 4 Aula 101, primo piano
Coordina: Arianna D’Ottone Rambach
Prof. Associato di Lingua e Letteratura Araba
Sara’ presente l’Autrice.
Con l’occasione, un breve ricordo di mgr Paul Canart (+ Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana)
Parteciperanno:
Peter Schreiner
Prof. Bizantinistica Univ. Koeln
Serena Ammirati
Ric. Paleografia Univ. RomaTre
Claudia Colini
Dottoranda in Archeometria, CSMC, Univ. Hamburg
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[7]. COLLOQUE: “LA BIBLE DANS LES CATECHESES DES IVE-VE SIECLES” (STRASBOURG, 09-10.11.2017)
Da: Delphine Lauritzen (delphinelauritzen@gmail.com)
Colloques
La Bible dans les catecheses des IVe-Ve siecles
Date: 9-10 novembre 2017
Lieu: Strasbourg
Organisation: CADP (membre de l’EA 4378)
Contact: Nicolas Yerokine (n.yerokine@hotmail.fr)
Les catecheses et manuels de catechese des IVe-Ve siecles citent abondamment la Bible, pour illustrer leur propos, pour prouver certains points doctrinaux ou moraux par les Ecritures, mais aussi plus fondamentalement pour guider les fideles ou les catechetes dans leur utilisation des textes bibliques. Malgre’ la richesse des donnees disponibles, la recherche ne s’est pourtant que peu interessee a’ l’utilisation de la Bible dans ces textes.
Les 30 ans de la collection “Cahiers de Biblia Patristica” sont l’occasion de pallier ce manque, en explorant les homelies catechetiques de Cyrille de Jerusalem, d’Ambroise de Milan et de Jean Chrysostome, le Discours catechetique de Gregoire de Nysse, le manuel de catechese d’Augustin d’Hippone et le roman pseudo-clementin.
PROGRAMME
JEUDI 9 NOVEMBRE
14.00-14.15: Accueil par Christian GRAPPE, directeur de l’EA4378 et Remi GOUNELLE, directeur des “Cahiers de Biblia Patristica”
14.15-15.15 “Les Catecheses prebaptismales de Cyrille de Jerusalem, une rhetorique de l’Ecriture?”
Sebastien GRIGNON, CNRS
Pause
15.30-16.30 “L’utilisation de la Bible dans la catechese pascale d’Ambroise de Milan: de la simplicite’ pastorale a’ l’erudition”
Aline CANELLIS, Universite’ Jean Monnet, Saint-Etienne
Pause
16.45-17.45 “La catechese romanesque et fluide du roman pseudo-clementin”
Frederic AMSLER, Universite’ de Lausanne
VENDREDI 10 NOVEMBRE
9.00-10.00 “La Bible dans les Catecheses de Jean Chrysostome”
Guillaume BADY, Institut des Sources Chretiennes, Lyon
Pause
10.15-11.15
“Pourquoi la Bible est-elle si peu presente dans le Discours catechetique de Gregoire de Nysse?”
Matthieu CASSIN, CNRS, Institut de recherche et d’histoire des textes, section grecque
Pause
11.30-12.30 “La Bible dans la premiere catechese aux nouveaux convertis: le cas du De catechizandis rudibus d’Augustin d’Hippone”
Matthieu PIGNOT, Universite’ de Namur
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[8]. ENCUENTRO INTERNACIONAL DE CRITICA TEXTUAL GRIEGA: “DEL MANUSCRITO ANTIGUO A LA EDICION CRITICA DE TEXTOS GRIEGOS: HOMENAJE A LA PROF.A ELSA GARCIA NOVO” (MADRID, 14-16.11.2017)
Da: Antonio Rollo (a.rollo@inwind.it)
Encuentro internacional de critica textual griega
“DEL MANUSCRITO ANTIGUO A LA EDICION CRITICA DE TEXTOS GRIEGOS: HOMENAJE A LA PROFa ELSA GARCIA NOVO”
Salon de Grados Facultad de Filologia UCM, 14-15 de noviembre de 2017
Biblioteca Historica UCM, 16 de noviembre
Martes, 14 de noviembre (Salon de Grados)
Manana
10-10.30: INAUGURACION: E. Lujan (Decano de Filologia), J.M. Floristan (Director del Departamento de Filologia Griega y Ling. IndEur.), J. de la Villa (S.E.E.C.), E. Crespo (Fundacion Pastor)
PRIMERA SESION (1A). Modera: I.R. Alfageme
10.30-10.50: E. Garcia Novo, “Para una edicion del Pseudo-Galeno ‘Praesagitio omnino vera expertaque'”
10.50-11.10: E. Crespo Guemes, “Entre critica textual, metrica y sintaxis: la particula ‘ara’ en Homero”
11.10-11.30: J. de la Villa, “Problemas textuales y sintaxis: variantes aspectuales y modales en los textos de tragedia griega”
11.30-11.50: L. Macia Aparicio, “El texto de Homero en los manuscritos del Athos”
11.50-12.15: Debate.
PAUSA
SEGUDA SESION (1B). Modera: M. Lopez Salva’
12.45-13.05: A. Bernabe’ Pajares, “Problemas de edicion de algunos fragmentos de Heraclito”
13.05-13.25: I.R. Alfageme, “Mienten los cretenses?”
13.25-13.45: M. Nava Contreras, “50 anos del ‘Heraclito’ de M. Marcovich”
13.45-14.05: K.D. Fischer, “Galens Kapitel ueber ‘agarikon’ und seine Ueberlieferung, oder: ein Latinist auf Abwegen”
14.05-14.30: Debate
PAUSA
Tarde
TERCERA SESION (1C). Modera: T. Martinez Manzano
16.00-16.20: G. Ucciardello, “Un manoscritto del ‘Lessico di Cirillo’ tra Oriente e Occidente”
16.20-16.40: A. Rollo, “Note sulla tradizione degli ‘Erotemata’ di Manuele Moscopulo”
16.40-17.00: O. Prieto Dominguez, “Testimonios manuscritos para la reconstruccion del Menologion estudita”
17.00-17.20: M. Herrero de Jauregui, “Convidar a Talia: las vicisitudes de un verso homerico fantasma (Aristot. Pol. 1338a25)”
17.20-17.45: Debate
PAUSA
CUARTA SESION (1D). Modera: A. Esteban
18.00-18.20: R. Fernandez Munoz, “Ediciones del s. XVI en griego de la Biblioteca Publica Provincial de Cordoba”
18.20-18.40: M. Sanz Morales, “Problemas de critica textual en las ‘Babiloniacas’ de Jamblico”
18.40-19.00: M. Libran Moreno, “El nombre de una divinidad persa en ‘Babiloniacas’ de Jamblico”
19.00-19.15: Debate
Miercoles, 15 de noviembre (Salon de Grados)
Manana
QUINTA SESION (2A). Modera: F. Garcia Romero
10-10.20: J.A. Lopez Ferez, “Anotaciones sobre Galeno como critico textual”
10.20-10.40: M. Martinez Hernandez, “Sobre un diccionario bizantino de verbos sinonimicos”
10.40-11.00: A. Jimenez San Cristobal, “El P.Bon. I 4 [P.Bon. inv. 24]: nuevas fotografias y nuevas hipotesis de lectura”
11.00-11.20: S. Martinelli-Tempesta, “‘Recentiores’ e testo critico: a prosito del Par. gr. 2999, un nuovo manoscritto demostenico copiato da Gregorio Ieromonaco”
11.20-11.45: Debate
PAUSA
SEXTA SESION (2B). Modera: E. Cacao
12.15-12.35: J.M. Floristan Imizcoz, “Los manuscritos de Manuel Glinzunio dejados en herencia a Felipe II”
12.35-12.55: D. Speranzi, “Esplorazioni Riccardiane. Bruni e Marullo”
12.55-13.15: F.G. Hernandez Munoz, “Glosas homericas y oraciones cristianas en dos manuscritos griegos del fondo antiguo de la Complutense, y una nota de critica textual griega en un manuscrito de Ortega y Gasset”
13.15-13.35: D. Roman Martinez, “El ‘De gentibus Indiae et Bragmanibus’ de Paladio en el fondo escurialense”
13.35-14.00. Debate
PAUSA
Tarde
SEPTIMA SESION (2C). Modera: F.G. Hernandez Munoz
16.00-16.20: F.J. Gonzalez Torroba, “El texto de ‘Ranas’ en dos manuscritos griegos de Salamanca”
16.20-16.40: E. Cacao, “El manuscrito 463 de la Biblioteca Nacional de Lisboa y una nueva edicion critica del discurso ‘Contra Ctesifonte’ de Esquines”
16.40-17.00: B. Muruzabal Rodriguez, “Una nueva edicion critica de Menandro Retor”
17.00-17.20: J.M. Macias Chain, “Tipografia y ediciones criticas: un humanismo digital”
17.20-17.40: M. Salvador Gimeno, “La ‘Primera Filipica’ de Demostenes en el manuscrito Plut. 9.30”
17.40- 18.15: Debate
18.15-18.30: CLAUSURA
Jueves, 16 de noviembre (Biblioteca Historica U.C.M.)
11.00-13-00: Visita al Fondo Antiguo de la Biblioteca Historica
Nota: Cada intervencion constara’ de 20 minutos de exposicion y al final de cada sesion habra’ tiempo para un debate conjunto.
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[9]. JOURNEE D’ETUDE: “LES ARTS DES CHRETIENS D’ORIENT” (PARIS, 18.11.2017)
Da: Andrea Paribeni (andrea.paribeni@uniurb.it)
Journee d’etude
le 18 novembre 2017
“Les arts des chretiens d’Orient”
10 h-18h
Auditorium du Petit Palais
La journee d’etude Les arts des chretiens d’Orient, organisee a’ l’auditorium du Petit Palais en lien avec l’exposition de l’Institut du monde arabe aspire a’ apporter au public comme aux etudiants et aux specialistes des eclairages complementaires a’ travers des questions fondamentales de l’art chretien de l’Orient et plus particulierement de la zone geographique representee a’ l’exposition et qui englobe la Syrie, la Mesopotamie et la Terre sainte, sans ignorer, naturellement leur aire d’influence. Limitee deliberement a’ l’histoire de l’art, cette manifestation reunit des historiens de l’art d’institutions francaises et etrangeres, specialistes de plusieurs domaines de l’art medieval. Les interventions proposeront des eclairages complementaires sur des categories d’oeuvres ou des questions d’iconographie presentees a’ l’exposition. Il s’agit egalement de traiter du cadre theorique pour l’apprehension des arts des communautes qui evoluent ou se croisent dans le Proche-Orient mais aussi d’evoquer la signification et la gestion de ce patrimoine. Avec un eventail thematique large qui apparait dans le programme, les communications permettront d’elaborer le bilan et les perspectives de recherches centenaires et de sensibiliser davantage le public parisien sur les enjeux intellectuels et culturels dont releve ce patrimoine, berceau et memoire de l’art chretien.
La journée d’etude beneficie du soutien du Petit Palais, de la Section des sciences religieuses de l’EPHE, de l’Oeuvre de l’Orient et de l’UMR 6781 au nom des composantes etudes semitiques et monde byzantin.
Programme
Premiere seance, presidee par Francoise Briquel-Chatonnet: 10 h – 11 h
Raphaelle Ziade’, Petit Palais
L’exposition “Chretiens d’Orient, 2000 ans d’histoire”: axes et enjeux
Catherine Jolivet-Levy, EPHE – PSL
L’art chretien au Proche-Orient: anciens debats, nouvelles approches
Deuxieme seance, presidee par Muriel Debie’: 11 h – 12 h 30
Jean-Michel Spieser, Universite’ de Fribourg
Les deux portraits du Christ dans l’Antiquite’ tardive
Jannic Durand, Musee du Louvre
L’Orient mediterraneen et les ivoires sculptes des VIe-VIIIe siecles
Andrea Paribeni, Universita’ degli Studi di Urbino “Carlo Bo”
La sculpture de l’Antiquite’ tardive dans les provinces de Syria, Palaestina et Arabia entre production locale et importation
Troisieme seance, presidee par Vincent Deroche: 14 h – 15 h
Christian Foerstel, BNF:
Les Sacra Parallela et la figure de Jean Damascene
Ioanna Rapti, Directeur d’etudes, EPHE – PSL
Les manuscrits armeniens au Patriarcat de Jerusalem: pelerinage chretien et memoire historique
Quatrieme seance, presidee par Francois Boespflug: 15 h – 16 h
Sulamith Brodbeck, maitre de conference a’ l’universite’ Paris I Pantheon Sorbonne:
L’art “croise'” reconsidere’: le cas des icones
Mat Immerzeel, Leyde et VU Universite’ d’Amsterdam
Art chretien du Proche Orient medieval: interactions artistiques
Conference de cloture, presidee par Vincent Michel: 16 h 30
Amir Harrak, Universite’ de Toronto
Le Monastere de Mar Behnam pres de Mossoul: le sommet de la culture Atabeg en art et en architecture
17 h Conclusions
La journee d’etude beneficie du soutien du Petit Palais, de la Section des sciences religieuses de l’EPHE, de l’Oeuvre de l’Orient et de l’UMR 8167 au nom des composantes Mondes semitiques et Monde byzantin. Elle est organisee a’ l’occasion de l’exposition “Chretiens d’Orient, 2000 ans d’histoire” presentee a’ l’IMA jusqu’au 14 janvier 2018 puis au Musee des Beaux-Arts de Tourcoing du 22 fevrier au 12 juin 2018.
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[10]. LAVORI IN CORSO PER GINO TARTAGLIA (NAPOLI, 21.11.2017)
Da: Antonio Rollo (a.rollo@inwind.it)
Universita’ degli Studi di Napoli “L’Orientale”
Dipartimento di Asia, Africa e Mediterraneo
LAVORI IN CORSO PER GINO TARTAGLIA
Martedi’ 21 novembre ore 15.00-18.30
Antisala degli Specchi, Palazzo Corigliano, IV piano
15.00 Silvio Medaglia, “Spigolature testuali: tra conservazione e innovazione”
15.45 Gennaro Tedeschi, “Gli spettacoli tardo-antichi: documenti antichi e nuovi”
16.45 Antonio Rollo, “Una fortunata grammatica greca: gli ‘Erotemata’ di Moscopulo”
17.30 Amneris Roselli, “‘Democritus Junior’, Anatomia della malinconia”
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[11]. CONFERENCE OF PROF. JOHN HALDON: “ST THEODORE, EUCHAITA AND ANATOLIA, C. 500-1000 CE: LANDSCAPE, CLIMATE AND THE SURVIVAL OF AN EMPIRE” (ISTANBUL, 21.11.2017)
Da: Byzantine Studies Center – Bogazici University (byzantinestudies@boun.edu.tr)
The Byzantine Studies Research Center at Bogazici University announces the First A.W. Mellon Byzantine Studies Lecture
JOHN HALDON (Department of History, Princeton University)
“ST THEODORE, EUCHAITA AND ANATOLIA, C. 500-1000 CE: LANDSCAPE, CLIMATE AND THE SURVIVAL OF AN EMPIRE”
21 November 2017, 17.00
Bogazici University Rectorate Conference Hall
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[12]. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE: “LOGIC IN THE CAROLINGIAN AGE: GLOSSES, DIAGRAMS, AND MANUSCRIPTS” (VIENNA, 23.11.2017)
Da: Vera von Falkenhausen (verafalk@libero.it)
LOGIC IN THE CAROLINGIAN AGE: Glosses, Diagrams, and Manuscripts
Thu 23 November 2017, 10:30-18:30
Venue: Alte Kapelle, Uni Campus (Hof 1), Alser Strasse 2-4, 1090 Vienna
The workshop is organised by Caterina Tarlazzi (University of Vienna/University of Geneva) with financial support from the ERC project Reassessing Ninth Century Philosophy. A Synchronic Approach to the Logical Traditions (9 SALT), funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme (CoG. No. 648298).
PROGRAMME:
23 November 2017
Conference Day
10:30-10:45
Introduction
Caterina Tarlazzi
(University of Vienna and University of Geneva)
Chair: Christophe Erismann
(University of Vienna)
Morning Session
10:45-12:45
John Marenbon (University of Cambridge)
Ninth-Century relations
Yukio iwakuma (Fukui Prefectural University)
The Logica Vetus Literature in the Carolingian and Post-Carolingian Period
Lunch Break: 12.45-14.30 (for invited guests)
Afternoon Session I
Chair: Dirk Krausmueller (University of Vienna)
14.30-16.30
Caterina Tarlazzi
A Special Sort of “Gloss”: Diagrams on Porphyry’s Isagoge in 9th and 10th-Century Manuscripts
Michael von Perger (University of Graz)
Views on Syllogistic and Dialectic as Presented in the Divergent Manuscripts of Eriugna’s Commentary on Martianus Capella (Book IV)
Coffee Break: 16.30-17.00
Afternoon Session II
Chair: Caterina Tarlazzi
17.00-18.30
Anneli Luhtala (University of Helsinki)
Glosses on Priscian’s Institutiones Grammaticae in the Ninth and Tenth Centuries
Final Discussion
19.30 Dinner for invited guests
Moreover:
We also wanted to call your attention to an evening lecture in the framework of this conference on Wed 22 November 2017, 18:30-20:00:
Mariken TEEUWEN (Utrecht University)
“NOTE, SUMMARIZE, CHECK! Practices of Annotating Texts in the Early Middle Ages”
Chaired by Christine GLASSNER (Austrian Academy of Sciences)
In the age of the printed book, writing in the margin is often viewed as a disgrace: a violation of the beauty and integrity of the book. But in the world of handwritten books, this was completely different. Here, the purpose of annotations in the margins and interlinear spaces was often to enrich the text with explanation, additional information, references to other works, comments of a critical nature, or sheer approval. This is what makes the activity of the readers and students in the margins so valuable: they offer us a peek over the shoulder of the medieval scholar and allow us a flash insight into his (or her) thinking. In this paper, practices of annotating books in the early Middle Ages are shown and interpreted in order to deepen our understanding of the intellectual culture of the period.
Venue: Hoersaal (Auditorium), Department of Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies, Postgasse 7/1/3rd floor, 1010 Vienna
Contact and further information:
Sophie Gruber
sophie.gruber@univie.ac.at
http://9salt.univie.ac.at
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[13]. PONTIFICIO ISTITUTO DI ARCHEOLOGIA CRISTIANA: VIII CICLO DI CONFERENZE (2017-2018): J. PATRICH, “AN UPDATE ON EARLY CHRISTIAN ARCHAEOLOGY IN ISRAEL” (ROMA, 24.11.2017)
Da: Pontificio Istituto di Archeologia Cristiana (segreteria@piac.it)
PONTIFICIO ISTITUTO DI ARCHEOLOGIA CRISTIANA (ROMA):
VIII CICLO DI CONFERENZE DI ARCHEOLOGIA CRISTIANA (2017-2018)
In occasione dell’inizio dell’Ottavo Ciclo di Conferenze di Archeologia Cristiana per l’anno accademico 2017-2018, si segnala la conferenza di
Joseph PATRICH (Institute of Archaeology, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem) :
“AN UPDATE ON EARLY CHRISTIAN ARCHAEOLOGY IN ISRAEL”
Venerdi’ 24 novembre 2017, ore 17,00
Pontificio Istituto di Archeologia Cristiana
Via Napoleone III, 1 — I-00185 Roma
INFO: tel. +39 064465574 — www.piac.it
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[14]. CONFERENCE: “THE EDITING OF TEXTBOOKS AND THE STUDY OF MEDIEVAL GREEK LITERATURE” (VIENNA, 24-25.11.2017)
Da: Francesco Giannachi (francesco.giannachi@unisalento.it)
The editing of Textbooks and the Study of Medieval Greek Literature
NOVEMBER 24-25, 2017
OESTERREICHISCHE AKADEMIE DER WISSENSCHAFTEN
Organizers: Andrea M. Cuomo and Erich Trapp
Friday, November 24, 2017
Sitzungssaal, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Main Building,
Doktor-Ignaz-Seipel-Platz 2, 1st floor. 1010 Wien
9:15-10
Registration, Welcoming Coffee, Introductory Remarks
Session 1: Philology and Palaeography
10-11 Chair: Claudia Rapp
Andrea M. Cuomo (discussant: Stefan Buettner)
The Editing of Textbooks and the Study of Medieval Greek Literature: When Philology Affects Hermeneutics. An Introduction to the Workshop.
11:30-13:30 Chair: Herbert Bannert
Georgios Xenis (discussant: Paolo Scattolin)
Reflecting on the meaning of editing scholia: historicized textual criticism as applied to the old scholia to Sophocles.
Filippomaria Pontani (discussant: Andrea Cuomo)
Transforming scholia: Moschopoulos, Planudes, Chrysoloras.
15-16 Chair: Laura Gianvittorio
Inmaculada Perez-Martin (discussant: Ernst Gamillscheg)
The transmission and reception of Dionysius Periegetes in the Palaiologan first century.
16:30-18:30 Chair: Andreas Rhoby
Fevronia Nousia (discussant: Ilias Nesseris)
Teaching ancient Greek in Late Byzantium: Manuel Moschopoulos’ Schedography and his scholia to Homer’s Iliad and Hesiod’s Works and Days.
Francesco Giannachi (discussant: Krystina Kubina)
Manuel Moschopulos’ edition of Pindar’s Olympian 5.
Saturday, November 25, 2017
Hoersaal, University of Vienna, Dep. of Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies,
Postgasse 7, 3rd floor. 1010 Wien
Session 2: Philology, Linguistics, and the DH
9:30-10:30 Chair: Christian Gastgeber
Stephan Elspass (discussant: Andrea Cuomo)
Bad data? Reflections on a fundamental question of historical sociolinguistics.
11-13 Chair: Geoffrey Horrocks
Martin Hinterberger (discussant: Diether Roderich Reinsch)
A database of high level and low level lexical correspondences in late Byzantine texts
Staffan Wahlgren (discussant: Nikos Zagklas)
Homer and Archaic Poetry as Models: Theodore Metochites and the epic/pre-classical tradition.
15-17 Chair: Erich Trapp
Dariya Rafiyenko (discussant: Charlotte Roueche’)
A digital approach to scholarly editing: Excerpta Constantiniana.
Stylianos Chronopoulos (discussant: Stefano Valente)
Objects and Relations in Antiatticista and Pollux’ Onomasticon.
17:30-18:30
Concluding remarks: Round table discussion and aperitivo
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[15]. GIORNATA DI STUDI: “TROIANA / TROIKA’. VICENDE DELLA MATERIA TROIANA TRA ORIENTE E OCCIDENTE” (MILANO, 28.11.2017)
Da: Carla Castelli (carla.castelli.unimi.it)
Troiana – TROIKA’. VICENDE DELLA MATERIA TROIANA TRA ORIENTE E OCCIDENTE
II Giornata di Studi del Centro di ricerca coordinato Bisanzio e l’Occidente
MartedI’, 28 novembre 2017
Universita’ degli Studi di Milano – Dipartimento di Studi letterari, filologici e linguistici
Aula Crociera alta di Studi umanistici
Ore 10.30 – presiede Alfonso D’Agostino
Carla Castelli, Tracce di un Omero euripideo: erudizione e iconografia nell’Ilias Picta Ambrosiana
Arianna Punzi, Le storie di Troia nell’esegesi dantesca
Fabrizio Conca, I Carmina Iliaca di Tzetzes, tra “poesia” ed esegesi
Discussione
Ore 14.30 – presiede Fabrizio Conca
Luca Barbieri, La terza versione in prosa del Roman de Troie: un “libro delle donne”?
Giuseppe Lozza, Tre allegorie omeriche di Michele Psello
Alfonso D’Agostino, Fra Troia e la Tavola Rotonda: la Vendetta dei figli di Ettore, pastiche tre-quattrocentesco
Conclusioni
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[16]. “BYZANTIUM AND THE MODERN IMAGINATION” (BRNO, 12-14.09.2018): CALL FOR PAPERS (DEADLINE: 30.03.2018)
Da: Richard Westall (richard.westall@gmail.com)
Call for Papers:
“BYZANTIUM AND THE MODERN IMAGINATION. PATTERNS OF THE RECEPTION OF BYZANTIUM IN MODERN CULTURE”
Masaryk University, Brno
Faculty of Arts, Department of Classical Studies
12-14 September 2018
Organisers: Marketa Kulhankova’ (Brno, Czech Republic) — Przemyslaw Marciniak (Katowice, Poland)
THE CONFERENCE IS ORGANISED AS PART OF THE ACTIVITIES OF THE “BYZANTINE RECEPTIONS NETWORK. TOWARDS A NEW FIELD OF RECEPTION STUDIES” GENEROUSLY FUNDED BY THE ALEXANDER VON HUMBOLDT STIFTUNG
The imagery of Byzantium in popular discourse is a culturally and historically constructed notion. As has been noted, the very name “Byzantium” is both a retronym and an exonym, and scholars today very often insist on using a more proper description — “The Eastern Roman Empire”. Writers, playwrights, musicians, and politicians throughout centuries constructed their own versions of Byzantium, which depended on local artistic or political needs. In many cases these constructed versions had very little to do with the “historical” Byzantium. Yet, at the same time, academic discourse might — and did — influence the imagery of Byzantium in the popular imagination. During the conference we would like to discuss these imaginary visions of Byzantium, including the intersections of popular and academic images of Byzantium. We also welcome papers dealing with the use (and abuse) of key events in Byzantine history (such as the Fall of City) and their reworkings in literature and culture.
Topics of interest include but are not limited to:
– The reception of Byzantium in schoolbooks in Europe and beyond;
– Byzantium for the young — Byzantium in children’s literature and games;
– Literary reworkings of key events and personages in the history of Byzantium;
– Byzantine Studies and its influence on the popular understanding of Byzantium;
– The ways of popularising Byzantium;
– Byzantium in the digital age;
– Byzantium in popular culture (games, speculative fiction, TV series, films).
Please send the abstract (no more than 300 words) for a 20 minutes presentation to Przemyslaw Marciniak (przemyslaw.marciniak@us.edu.pl) by March, 30 2018.
B. PUBBLICAZIONI
[1]. P. CESARETTI – E. MINGUZZI, “DIZIONARIETTO DI GRECO” (2017)
Da: Aisbnews (aisbnews@gmail.com)
“Il Dizionarietto di greco. ‘Le parole dei nostri pensieri'”, a cura di P. CESARETTI – E. MINGUZZI, Brescia 2017 (Orso blu, 99), 256 pp., ISBN-13: 9788826500010
Chi ha detto che il greco e’ marginale nel panorama delle lingue moderne o, peggio, che il greco antico e’ una lingua morta? Con una cavalcata interdisciplinare attraverso le parole (da “Accademia” a “Zoologia”), “il Dizionarietto di greco” di Paolo Cesaretti e Edi Minguzzi, non a caso recante il sottotitolo “Le parole dei nostri pensieri”, mostra come l’universo linguistico greco sia il serbatoio concettuale di 3000 anni di cultura occidentale. E lo certificano bene anche i neologismi che hanno caratterizzato le scienze negli ultimi secoli (dalla fisica alla cibernetica, dalla economia alla psicoanalisi). Non si pensi pero’ al classico vocabolarietto per ginnasiali. In realta’ “il Dizionarietto di greco” e’ ben altro. Ogni lemma viene qui illustrato con straordinaria attenzione all’etimologia, alla fortuna culturale, agli esiti nella lingua comune, compresi gli usi piu’ comuni o curiosi, ed accompagnato da brevi citazioni di passi greci proposti nell’originale, e tradotti e trascritti (a vantaggio di chi, non conoscendo ancora la lingua, volesse almeno provarne tra se’ il suono). Utile dunque a chi ha frequentato il liceo classico, ma anche a chi proviene da altri percorsi, con una formula che vuole aiutare tutti, “il Dizionarietto di greco” offre ai lettori la “carta d’identita’” della nostra cultura occidentale. E consente di riscoprire con occhi nuovi la piu’ formidabile macchina per pensare (e sentire) mai elaborata: la lingua greca, appunto. La sua portata innovativa balza all’occhio in queste pagine a partire dalle elaborazioni degli autori dell’Ellade (soprattutto sul mito e la storia, la natura e l’uomo), proseguendo con la diffusione del cristianesimo (grazie al “greco” di San Paolo, lo “strumento eletto” che consenti’ al Vangelo di penetrare nella cultura ellenofila dell’Impero romano), sino al Rinascimento (che si nutri’ delle fonti greche per affermare la ritrovata dignita’ dell’uomo) e alle scienze sperimentali moderne (praticamente costruite su neologismi greci). “Come nessun’altra lingua, anche dopo millenni, la lingua greca e’ vivente non solo per i milioni di parlanti attivi ma in tutte le lingue europee moderne: forse miliardi di persone, in ogni continente, anche per il tramite della globalizzazione culturale, ne pronunciano migliaia di parole al giorno, e non lo sanno. L’italiano ne e’ ricco persino piu’ delle altre, perche’ ha assorbito la cultura greca fin dalle origini attraverso la mediazione latina”, scrivono Paolo Cesaretti e Edi Minguzzi nella premessa. Insomma “il Dizionariettodigreco”, è indispensabile per chi desidera rendersi consapevole del senso e del perche’ delle parole che dice. Ben quattrocento le voci trattate, scelte setacciando la loro importanza dall’VIII secolo a. C. ai giorni nostri, in ambito spaziale che abbraccia quattro continenti, da contesti che comprendono le vette dell’espressione letteraria e filosofica antica, i lessici specialistici moderni, il gergo contemporaneo. “E ciascuna voce e’, e’ stata e sara’ tessera nel mosaico in espansione – percio’ mai davvero compiuto ne’ tanto meno completo – della cultura occidentale”, scrivono gli autori. Aggiungendo: “E cio’ soprattutto (e giocoforza) perche’ radicato, direttamente o meno, nella lingua greca”.
C. NOTIZIE
[1]. STELLUNG: PROFESSUR (W2) AUF ZEIT (6 JAHRE/TENURE TRACK) FUER NEUGRAEZISTIK / LUDWIG-MAXIMILIANS-UNIVERSITAET MUENCHEN (APPLICATION DEADLINE: 30.11.2017)
Da: Vera von Falkenhausen (verafalk@libero.it)
LUDWIG-MAXIMILIANS-UNIVERSITAET MUENCHEN
An der Fakultaet fuer Kulturwissenschaften ist zum Wintersemester 2019/2010 eine Professur (W2) auf Zeit (6 Jahre/tenure track) fuer Neograezistik zu besetzen.
Die Professur vertritt das Fach Neograezistik in Forschung und Lehre in seiner ganzen Breite. Die Stelleninhaberin/der Stelleninhaber soll schwerpunktmaessig die Bereiche neugriechische Sprache, Literatur und Geschichte von der Fruehen Neuzeit bis heute vertreten.
Darueber hinaus wird erwartet, dass die Stelleninhaberin/der Stelleninhaber im Studium der Partnersprache Neugriechisch im Rahmen des nichtmodularisierten Lehramtsstudiums bzw. des kuenftig einzufuehrenden Erweiterungsfachs Neugriechisch im Rahmen des modularisierten Lehramtsstudiums mitwirkt.
Die Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitaet Muenchen (LMU) wendet sich mit dieser Ausschreibung insbesondere an hochqualifizierte Nachwuchswissenschaftler und Nachwuchswissenschaftlerinnen, die im Anschluss an ein abgeschlossenes Hochschulstudium sowie eine ueberdurchschnittliche Promotion oder eine vergleichbare besondere Befaehigung durch ihre Leistungen in Forschung und Lehre ein ausserordentliches Potenzial fuer eine weitere Karriere in der Wissenschaft nachgewiesen haben.
Die Berufung erfolgt bei Vorliegen der beamtenrechtlichen Voraussetzungen in einem Beamtenverhaeltnis auf Zeit fuer die Dauer von sechs Jahren. Bei positiver Evaluation der fachlichen, paedagogischen und persoenlichen Eignung kann das Beamtenverhaeltnis auf Zeit fruehestens nach drei Jahren in ein Beamtenverhaeltnis auf Lebenszeit umgewandelt werden.
Im Rahmen des LMU Academic Career Program besteht in besonderen Ausnahmefaellen und bei herausragenden Leistungen in Forschung und Lehre die Moeglichkeit einer spaeteren Anhebung der Professur von W2 nach W3.
Die LMU strebt eine Erhoehung des Anteils der Frauen in Forschung und Lehre an und bittet deshalb Wissenschaftlerinnen nachdruecklich, sich zu bewerben.
Schwerbehinderte werden bei ansonsten im Wesentlichen gleicher Eignung bevorzugt.
Die LMU bietet Unterstuetzung fuer Doppelkarriere-Paare an.
Bewerbungen mit den ueblichen Unterlagen (Lebenslauf, Zeugnisse, Urkunden, Schriftenverzeichnis) sind in elektronischer Form in einer PDF-Datei bis zum 30.11.2017 beim Dekan der Fakultaet fuer Kulturwissenschaften der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitaet Muenchen, einzureichen: Dekanat12@lmu.de
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[2]. FELLOWSHIPS AT THE HERZOG AUGUST BIBLIOTHEK WOLFENBUETTEL 2019 (APPLICATION DEADLINE: 31.01.2018)
Da: Aisbnews (aisbnews@gmail.com)
Fellowships at the Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbuettel 2019
The Herzog August Bibliothek is an independent research centre funded by the State of Lower Saxony. The scope of the library’s holdings constitutes a unique archive of European culture. Manuscripts, incunabula, rare books and special collections such as engravings, maps and 20th-century artists’ books, enable almost unlimited studies of cultures of knowledge in a global perspective. The library conducts its own research projects in the fields of medieval and early modern studies, holds conferences and organizes a vibrant programme of cultural activities. Among the topics which currently form the focus of the library’s own research programmes are cultural translation, material culture, the history of collections and collecting.
Fellowships have a residence requirement and guest researchers can be accommodated in the library’s guest houses for the duration of their fellowship. Fellowships funded by the State of Lower Saxony are open to all researchers who have already received their PhD. The international programme is open to all historically oriented disciplines.
The Academic Advisory Board will select of fellows who will be in residence during the calendar year 2019 at a meeting in the summer of 2018. The deadline for applications is 31. January 2018.
There are now two categories of fellowship:
Post-doc Fellowships
Early career scholars who received their PhD within 6 years of submitting their application (for applications submitted in January 2018 the PhD must have been awarded in 2012 or later) may apply for a long-term fellowship of between 6 and 10 months. The library will award from 4 to 6 such fellowships annually.
The monthly fellowship is 2.200 Euros. The fellowship holder will receive a one-time reimbursement for the cost of travel to and from Wolfenbuettel (max. 2.000 Euros). Fellows who bring their families to Wolfenbuettel may apply for a monthly child supplement (one child: 300 Euros; two children 400 Euros; three or more 500 Euros).
Short-term Fellowships
The fellowships are addressed to a broad range of scholars of all career stages (from post-doc to emeriti) wishing to make a short visit in order to gather source material. Applications can be made for stays of between one and three months. The monthly fellowship is 1.800 Euros. A travel subsidy will also be paid (between 150 and max. 650 Euros, depending on country of origin).
Please request an application form by email, stating your research topic and either the reference “post-doc” or “short-term”, depending on which programme you are interested in: forschung@hab.de
Enquiries may be addressed to Dr. Jill Bepler; Tel. 05331-808-205; e-mail: forschung@hab.de
Further information on the library, its holdings and programmes may be found at www.hab.de
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[3]. NEWSLETTER DELL’ASSOCIAZIONE INTERNAZIONALE DI STUDI BIZANTINI (AIEB)
Da: Alessandra Bucossi (alessandra.bucossi@unive.it)
From 27th November 2017 every last Monday of the month the newsletter of the International Association of Byzantine Studies (AIEB) will be available.
Members of the National Committees are asked to forward the announcement to all the members in their own national association, as well as to any other interested parties, through the existing channels (i.e. your local mailing lists, etc.).
You can access the submission form here: http://aiebnet.gr/newsletter/
To submit news, please select “share your news”.
For your information, here is the Mission Statement for Byzantine News:
The main aim of the AIEB Newsletter “Byzantine News” is to facilitate information exchange among Byzantine scholars worldwide. It hopes to fulfil this aim by functioning as an information hub, i.e. by receiving and distributing news and information about activities and events that may be of interest to Byzantine scholars throughout the world. In particular, it seeks to collect and distribute calls for papers; announcements of forthcoming congresses, conferences and similar events (presentations of volumes, seminars, public lectures, etc.); and news about exhibitions and museum events. The Newsletter does not publish announcements of recent publications. A special section entitled “Opportunities” lists job postings, scholarships, and other funding opportunities for scholars at all levels, junior through senior. The Newsletter is published by the AIEB. Collection and distribution of information is carried out by the editorial team approved by the Bureau of the AIEB and on its behalf. The coordination of the editorial team is carried out by the coordinators of the Development Commission of the AIEB.
We welcome submissions from National Committees of Byzantine Studies, universities, scholarly and research institutions, museums, libraries, galleries, as well as individual scholars at any stages of their careers as well as members of the general public interested in scholarly research on Byzantium and its heritage. The editorial team of the Newsletter reserves the right to choose what to publish, particularly when submissions are deemed or may be deemed to contravene the Mission Statement of the Newsletter.
When you access the Newsletter page, you will find a drop-down menu bar below the image – just click on the tab you need to enter the pages you want.