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July 14-18, 2006 |
Texts to Read and Texts to Preach: Medieval Sermons for Private Reading and Public Dissemination
Piliscsaba–Budapest (Hungary)
Organisier(s):
Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Piliscsaba - Medieval Studies Department, CEU, Budapest -International Medieval Sermon Studies Society
Contact person(s):
Otto Gecser
E-mail:
ogecser@colbud.hu/mphgeo01@phd.ceu.hu
The aim of the 15th Symposium of the International Medieval Sermon Studies Society is to confront various approaches to the study of reading and preaching (reading as interpretation vs. reading as performance; sermon as text vs. preaching as event; author/preacher-centered vs. reader/listener-centered lines of inquiry etc.) by examining the concepts of “publicness” and privacy in the Middle Ages. The topic is conceived broadly so as to encompass a wide range of disciplines, perspectives and languages, and to address the different manifestations of the public/private dichotomy in both the field of sermon studies and the two interrelated functions of preaching and reading.
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Friday, 14 July, 2006
Venue: Stephaneum, Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Piliscsaba
Arrival, registration from 14:00 pm
19:00 pm
Greetings, opening of the symposium
Keynote lecture:
Gloria CIGMAN, founder of IMSSS (University of Warwick): Lollard Preaching: The Eyes and Ears of the Mind
Reception
Saturday, 15 July
Venue: Stephaneum, Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Piliscsaba
9:00–10:30 am
Panel I, chaired by Carolyn MUESSIG
Holly JOHNSON (Mississippi State University): Hearing Sermons, Seeing Images: Private Meditation as Public Event
Kimberly RIVERS (University of Wisconsin): From Private Meditation to Public Sermon: Changing Attitudes toward Mental Imagery and the Imagination
Thom MERTENS (Universiteit Antwerpen): Private Revelation and Public Relevance in the Middle Dutch Sermon Cycle "Jhesus collacien"
10:30–10:45 am - Discussion
10:45–11:15 am - Pause
11:15–12:15 am
Panel II, chaired by Carlo DELCORNO
Rosa Maria DESSI (Université de Nice): Les laudes entre dévotion individuelle, prédication et religion civique
Federico BOTANA (Courtauld Institute): From Words to Deeds: the Works of Mercy in MS Magliabechiano II.VI.16.
12:15–12:30 pm - Discussion
12:45 pm - Lunch break
14:15–15:15 pm
Panel III, chaired by Carla CASAGRANDE
Marinus Burcht PRANGER (Universiteit van Amsterdam): The Persona of the Preacher in Bernard of Clairvaux: Public or Private?
János BARTKÓ (Veszprém): Une technique exégétique au service de la prédication: les 'distinctiones' dans les sermons des évangiles de Hugues de Saint-Cher
15:15–15:30 - Discussion
15:30-16:00 - Pause
16:00–17:00
Panel IV, chaired by George P. FERZOCO
Yuichi AKAE (Chuo University, Tokyo): The Concept of Sign in the Novum opus dominicale of John Waldeby OESA
György GALAMB (University of Szeged): Sermo et reportatio. Le cas de Jacques de la Marche
17:00–17:15 - Discussion
Sunday, 16 July
9:00 am
Excursion to Esztergom and Visegrád
Monday, 17 July
Venue: Stephaneum, Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Piliscsaba
9:30–10:30 am
Panel V, chaired by Monica HEDLUND
Ralf M. W. STAMMBERGER (Hugo von Sankt Viktor Institut): Liber sermonum Hugonis
András VIZKELETY (Budapest, Hung. Acad. of Sciences): Zur Typologie spätmittel-alterlicher Sermoneshandschriften
10:30–10:40 am - Discussion
10:40–11:10 am - Pause
11:10–12.30 Business Meeting of the International Medieval Sermon Studies Society
12:45 am - Lunch break
14:15–15:45 pm Workshop
Stephan BORGEHAMMAR (Lund Universitet): Early Printed Sermons for Readers and Preachers
15:45–16:15 pm - Pause
16:15–17:00 pm
Panel VI, chaired by Franco MORENZONI
New media for sermons to read (Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Sermones compilati Atelier):
Ildikó BÁRCZI: L'édition électronique des sermons de Pelbartus de Themeswar
Flóra RAJHONA – Nóra SÁPI: Hagiography, Liturgy and Science in Pelbartus de Themeswar’s Sermons
17:00–18:30 pm Presentation of posters
19:00 pm - Dinner - Chamber music concert
Tuesday, 18 July
Venue: Auditorium, Central European University
Nádor u. 9. 1051 Budapest
10:00–11:15 am
Panel VII, chaired by Laura GAFFURI
(Fifteen-minute papers by post-docs and PhD students)
Vicky BRISTOW, (University of Nottingham): Anglo-Saxon Homiletic (Con)Texts: Towards an Understanding of Performance
Attila GYÖRKÖS (University of Debrecen): Formes de rédaction des récits narratifs dans un manuscrit français du 15e siècle
Stanislava KUZMOVA (Budapest, CEU): Saint Stanislaus of Cracow: Hagiography - Sermon Texts - Preaching
András NÉMETH (Budapest, CEU): Teaching, Learning, and Preaching in a Fifteenth-Century Rhyming Decalogue
Dagmara WÓJCIK (Krakow): Le recueil de sermons modèles de Martinus Polonus et ses adaptations
11:15–11:30 am - Discussion
11:30–12 - Pause
12–12:40
Public lecture chaired by Gábor KLANICZAY
Lina BOLZONI (Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa): The Images of Memory in the Italian Preaching (14th-15th centuries)
12:40–13:00
Anne THAYER (Lancaster Theological Seminary): Conclusion
13:00 pm - Reception
14:00 pm - Budapest sightseeing / Departure
Posters
ÁDÁM Edina, BATA Sarolta, SZÉP Eszter, RADÓ Cecília (Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Sermones compilati):
The Use and Interpretation of Sources in the Sermons of the Érdy Codex
BAKONYI Dóra, KŐRÖS Kata (Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Sermones compilati):
Aligning Old Hungarian religious texts with their Latin sources. Lexical search possibilities in Old Hungarian texts
BISIO, Giorgia (Università di Ferrara):
Exempla à prêcher, exempla à lire
BRACHA, Krzysztof (Kielce, Akademia Swiętokrzyska):
Der Predigerkodex als Pastoralhandbuch
CORBARI, Eliana (University of Bristol):
Reception and Dissemination of Dominican Preaching in Florence in the Late Middle Ages
DUCOLOMB, Lydie (Lyon, CIHAM):
Du récit biblique à l’exemplum biblique
FEUNETTE, Celine (Genève, MüBiSch):
An Analysies of the Relationship between Orality-Visuality and Writing in Medieval Sermons
FONTANA, Emanuele (Università di Padova):
Le recueil de sermons attribué à Lucas lector de Padua OMin
HEVELONE, Suzanne (USA Chestnut Hill, Boston College):
Examining Saints’ Lives and Sermons: Jacobus de Voragine on Mary Magdalene and Peter Martyr
HORVÁTH Hajnalka, KERTÉSZ Balázs (Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Sermones compilati):
Traces of the Historical Interest in the Sermon literature of the Late Middle Ages in Hungary
SPIERALSKA, Beata (Siedlce, Akademia Podlaska):
Les sermons attribués à Maurice de Sully
TÓTH Péter (Budapest, University Library):
Dramatic Sermons: History and Perspectives of a Long-Lived Tradition. The Case of the Annunciation
ZAJCHOWSKA, Anna (Kraków, University):
Johannes Frankenstein (+1446) and his Sermones ad Clerum
Information
Edit Madas
Email: madas@oszk.hu
Mobile: +36(70)-2038-577
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