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 Performing Medieval Text - An Interdisciplinary Conference

Performing Medieval Text - An Interdisciplinary Conference

Publié le par Laure Depretto (Source : Pauline Souleau)

Le colloque Performing Medieval Text aura lieu les 10 et 11 mai 2013 à Merton College, Oxford. Son but est de faire se rencontrer enseignants-chercheurs et étudiants de troisième cycle autour du thème de "l'interprétation" (performance) des textes, de la musique et de l'art au Moyen Age. Les conférences plénières seront présentées par Dr Florence Bourgne (Paris-Sorbonne) et Prof. Franz Körndle (Augsburg); un concert sera donné par Ensemble Leones (dir. Marc Lewon).

Pour de plus amples détails et informations (logement, inscription)
http://www.mod-langs.ox.ac.uk/performingmedievaltext/

Provisional Conference Schedule

    Unless otherwise noted, all programme points will take place at the TS Eliot Lecture Theatre, Merton College.       Friday, 10 May      

10:00–11:00

Registration with Tea&Coffee  

11:00–11:15

Welcome Address  

11:15–12:45

Panel Session 1: Performing Song in Context  

13:00–14:00

Lunch [University Club]  

14:45–16:30

Panel Session 2: Performance: Concept, Context, Genre  

16:30–16:50

Tea&Coffee break  

17:00–18:00

Manuscripts at Merton with Dr Julia Walworth  

18:15–19:30

Keynote Address by Prof. Franz Körndle  

20:00–21:15

Concert: Ensemble Leones [Merton College Chapel]  

21:30–22:30

Reception [Merton College MCR]                         Saturday, 11May      

09:00–10:30

Panel Session 3: Manuscripts as Performance  

10:30–10:45

Tea&Coffee break  

10:50–12:00

Keynote Address by Dr Florence Bourgne  

12:00–12:15

Tea&Coffee break  

12:15–13:45

Panel Session 4 and Concluding Remarks: Performance Transformed             Panel Session 1       Performing Song in Context  

Dr Almut Suerbaum

       

Annemari Ferreira, Tið, Tiðindi: The Phenomenology of Skaldic Poetry in Egils Saga

 

Jennifer Rushworth, The Psalms and Dante’s Purgatory

 

Moritz Kelber, Advenisti desiderabilis: Emperor Charles V as the Saviour of True Faith

      Panel Session 2      

Performance: Concept, Context, Genre

 

Dr Sophie Marnette and Dr Helen Swift

       

Uri Smilanski, The Multi-Dimensional Text: A Thought Experiment Around Machaut's De Bonté, de Valour (V10)

 

Matthew Cheung Salisbury, Performance, Performativity, and the Medieval Liturgical Act

 

Steffen Hope, The King’s Liturgical Image

      Panel Session 3      

Manuscripts as Performance

 

Dr Jessica Berenbeim

       

Sophie Burton, Archiving Chant: Triplet Masses in Benevento, Biblioteca Capitolare MS 40

 

Rachel Sullivan, Performing Manuscripts: Rhyme Braces in Medieval Play MSS

 

Jack Hartnell, Embodied Bodies: Performing Medieval Surgery and Performing Medieval Art History

      Panel Session 4      

Performance Transformed

 

Prof. Elizabeth Eva Leach

       

David Bowe, Who Performs the Siren Song? Performative Reading and Writing in Purgatorio XIX

 

Francisca Gale, Adaptation and the Problem of Performance: Wolfram's Solution in Parzival?