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Colloquium: Meaningful Memories
15 April 2020
12:30-18:00
Aarhus University
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1483-312 IMC Meeting Room
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Due to the present public health crisis the colloquium has been cancelled. We hope to hold it at a later date. The planned publication on the same topic will, however, go ahead.
The Danish Forum for Renaissance Studies and the
Cultural Encounter project, Carlsberg Foundation,
invite you to join us for the colloquium Meaningful
Memories.
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Drawing on themes from cultural memory studies we will
explore how memory as a concept can be used to shed
light on the tension field between canon and archives
in the Early Modern period. We will study the tension
between the actual use of texts, practices and models,
and the potential of the full body of material in existence.
In doing so, we will discuss memory as passive or active
praxis; the relationship between sources and contexts of
interpretation - especially how selection, interpretation,
presentation and preservation affect this relationship;
and memory as including or excluding praxis.
Detail of: Claude Mellan (after Simon Vouet), Allegory on the faculties of the soul (1625).
From www.nationalgalleries.org (CC-BY-NC 3.0)
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Participation is free and includes light refreshments. Due to practical reasons
we do request that you register by sending an email to klftjah@cas.au.dk no
later than March 15th.
The colloquium will be held in English.
The colloquium is generously funded by The Carlsberg Foundation.
Programme
(download the programme here)
12.30 |
Prof. Dr. Marianne Pade
School of Culture and Society, Classical Philology, Aarhus University
Canons and archive in Early Modern Latin ( abstract)
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13.00 |
Trine Arlund Hass, PhD
HM Queen Margrethe II's Distinguished Postdoc, The Danish Academy in Rome & Aarhus University
Remembering Caesar: Mnemonic Aspects of
Intertextuality in Erasmus Lætus' Romanorum Cæsares Italici (1574) ( abstract)
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13.30 |
Anders Kirk Borggaard, PhD Fellow
Cultural Encounter, Aarhus University
When Aneas picked up the Bible:
Constructing a memory of King Christian III
on a foundation of Virgil and Holy Scripture ( abstract)
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14.00 | Coffee
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14.30 |
Lærke Maria Andersen Funder, PhD
Part-time lecturer, Centre for Museology, Aarhus University
Re-membering the ideal museum; The
reception of Museum Wormianum early
modern museography ( abstract)
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15.00 |
Maren Rode Pihlkjær, Cand.mag.
Classical Philology, Aarhus University
Changing cultural memory through
translation: A new understanding of
democracy ( abstract)
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15.30 |
Dr. Johann Ramminger
Thesaurus Linguae Latinae, Bavarian Academy of Sciences, Munich
Annius of Viterbo's Antiquitates: An alternative
cultural memory
( abstract)
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16.00 | Coffee
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16.15 |
Matthew Norris, PhD
Research fellow, Department of the History of Ideas and Science, Lund University
In Search of the Three Crowns: Conserving,
Restoring, and Reproducing Cultural
Memory in Early Modern Sweden ( abstract)
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17.15-18.00: Reception |
Poster here.
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Denne side er sammensat 28-8-1997 / red. 16-02-2020
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