7th
Annual International Congress
Mediterranean
Studies Association
Universitat de Barcelona
Institut Europeu
de la Mediterrània
May 26-29, 2004
Sponsored by:
- Mediterranean
Studies Association
- Universitat
de Barcelona
- Institut
Europeu de la Mediterrània
- Museu d’Història
de Catalunya
Wednesday,
May 26
9:00 – 3:30
Optional
excursion to
5:00 pm Registration opens
Facultat de Filologia, Universitat
de Barcelona,
Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes,
585
6:00 pm Opening Session and
Concert, Paraninfo
Concert: “Pictures in Sound”
Rene de la Garza, baritone
Alexandra Mascolo-David, piano
Rubia Santos, piano
Mary Rebecca Leuchak,
image choreographer
Le travail du peintre, Francis Poulenc
(Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Georges Braque, Juan Gris, Paul Klee, Juan Miro, Jacques Villon)
Piano Sonata
“October 1, 1905,”
Leos Janacek
Lo Violi de Sant Francesc, Joaquin Rodrigo
(from Triptic
de Mosen Cinto)
En Aranjuez, con tu amor, Joaquin Rodrigo
(Theme of the adagio from “Concierto
de Aranjuez”)
Cancion para
dormir a un negrito, Xavier Montsalvatge
Canto negro (from Canciones Negras)
7:30 pm Reception hosted by Universitat de Barcelona
Thursday, May 27
Special Program,
Institut Europeu de la Mediterrània
Identidades compartidas:
Repensar la antropologia mediterránea/
Shared
Identities: Rethinking Mediterranean Anthropology
Co-chairs
and Organizers: Joan Bestard, Universitat
de Barcelona and Maria-Àngels Roque,
Institut Europeu de la Mediterrània
10:00 - 11:45 am
Compartiendo identidades/Sharing
identities I
Chair: Joan Bestard
“La musealización de la sociedad mediterránea: Museos etnológicos e identidad”
Xavier Roigé, Universitat de Barcelona
“Classificació conceptual
de la linguafranca de la Mediterrània”
Eva Martínez, Universitat de Barcelona
“Pensar el
Mª-Àngels Roque, Institut Europeu de la Mediterrània
11:45 - 12:15 am Coffee break
12:15 - 2:00 pm
Compartiendo identidades/Sharing
identities II
Chair: Maria-Àngels Roque
“Time, Landscape and the Competition of
Mediterranean Identities in Local Literatures”
Eliseu Carbonell,
Universitat de Barecleona
“Género, procreación y trabajo: el caso de las ‘trementinaires’”
Joan Frigolé, Universitat de Barcelona
“Continuidad de los mitos de origen en el legendario Mediterráneo”
Josefina Roma, Universitat
de Barcelona
“La Mcdonalización de la dieta mediterránea: Reflexiones sobre un modelo construído y exportado”
F. Xavier Medina, Institut
Europeu de la Mediterrània
2:00 - 4:00 pm Lunch (on your own)
4:00 - 5:45 pm
Oral History in Mediterranean Society:
Anthropological Views
Chair: Elizabeth Mathias,
“The Bloody Flagellants of Guardia Sanframondi: A National Treasure”
“Filomenia in Campagnia: The Breaking of a Spanish-Italian Saint”
Elizabeth Mathias
“Honor Without Shame: Values and Group Consciousness
in an
Anna
L. Wood, Association for Cultural Equity,
Discussant: Ellen Harold, Association for Cultural
Equity,
5:45 - 6:15 pm Coffee break
6:15 - 8:00 pm
Entre la unidad
y la diversidad/Between Unity and Diversity
Chair: Danielle Provansal,
Universitat de Barcelona
“La visión
Eloy Martín, Universitat
Pompeu Fabra,
“Estrategias femeninas en la esfera familiar: mujeres marroquíes pactando matrimonios”
Yolanda Aixelà,
Universidad de Alicante
“Revisiting Gender in Mediterranean Anthropology:
Some Aspects at Debate”
Danielle Provansal
“The Typographic Design: The Case of the
Octavi Rofes,
Universitat de Barcelona
Thursday,
May 27: sessions at the University (UB) and the Institute (IEM)
10:00 - 11:45 am
1A. (UB) Room 0.1
Dialoguing with the Iberian Past
Chair: Gregory S. Hutcheson,
“Cultural Studies Avant
la Lettre: Américo Castro
and the Hispanic Imagination”
E. Michael Gerli,
“Going Between”
Leyla Rouhi,
“People and Pop Music in the Age of
Hyper-Mechanical Reproduction”
Michael Solomon,
“The Iberian Third Space”
Gregory S. Hutcheson
1B. (UB) Room 0.2
Feminism
and Gender I
Chair: Anne M. Pasero,
“Mujer e ilustración: formación de la conciencia femenina en el ámbito mediterráneo”
Almudena Olondo,
“Susana Estrada a la Delacroix”
Aurora G. Morcillo,
“The Development of the Don Juan Myth in the
Henriette Javorek,
1C. (UB) Room 0.3
Art
History I
Chair: Liana De Girolami
Cheney,
“Who is depicted in Simon Vouet’s
Allegory of the Human Soul? Prudence or Memory?”
Lilian H. Zirpolo,
“Picasso’s El
Guitare”
Beth S. Gersh-Nesic,
“Finding
the Fountain of Youth:
Memory Holloway,
“Architecture Squeezed from A
Pastry Tube: A Look at A. Gaudì”
Tina Waldeier Bizzarro,
1D. (UB) Room 2.6
Shakespeare and the
Chair: David M. Bergeron,
“King Lear and the Narratives of Death”
Richard Raspa,
“
Mary L. Dudy Bjork,
“King Lear and the History of Poverty”
Geraldo de Sousa,
1E. (UB) Room 3.5
Public and Private Portugal
in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries
Chair:
Francis A. Dutra,
“O
que se diz e o que se cala: The 4th Count of
Ericeira’s Scribal News (1729-1740)”
Tiago C. P. dos Reis Miranda, Centro de Historia de Cultura–Universidade Nova de Lisboa,
“Public
Space and Private Space in Early Modern
Bill
M. Donovan,
“The
Portuguese Military Orders during the Reign of Afonso
VI, 1656-1667”
Francis
A. Dutra,
“Portugueses y castellanos en la Fastigimia”
Fernanda Olival,
1F. (IEM)
Architecture, Archeology, and History
Chair:
“To Restore or Not to
Restore?
Modern Implementations at
Zeynep Akture
Siram,
“Integration of the Basilical
Church and Hypostyle Mosque in Medieval
Ali Uzay Peker, Middle Eastern
“Transformation of the Anatolian Basilica in the
Byzantine Middle Ages”
Ufuk Serin,
“The Llotja de Mar: Gate
to the
Shelley E. Roff,
11:45 - 12:15 am Coffee break
12:15 - 2:00 pm
2A. (UB) Room 0.1
Comparative Literature
Chair: Giulio Massano,
“Antonio Garcia Gutierrez’s El Trovador: From Rejection to Immortality”
J. Heli Hernandez,
“The Spanish Sources of Verdi's Operas”
Giulio Massano
“El inca
Garcilaso traductor de León Hebreo: una
huella del Renacimientro italiano en un escritor
Enrique Rodrigo,
2B. (UB) Room 0.2
Democracy and Political Change across the
Chair: Vasilios W. Alevizakos,
“Do Institutions Matter? Party Organisation
and Democratic Consolidation in
Vasilios W. Alevizakos
“Democratic
Institutions in a Non-Democratic Playing Field: The Impact of the 1990
Electoral Reform on Patterns of Electoral Cooperation in
Hendrik J. Kraetzschmar,
“Procedural and
Illegitimate?
A Reassessment of Turkish Democracy”
Leda A. Glyptis,
2C. (UB) Room 0.3
Art,
History, and Culture
Chair: Silvia Bermúdez,
“El
Colegio de Ingleses and ‘La
Vulnerata’: The Jesuit College and the Damaged Image
at
Robert G. Collmer,
“To Paint Musically: Francis Poulenc
and the Artist/Composer Connection”
Rebecca Leuchak and Nona Debenham,
2D. (UB) Room 2.6
English-Mediterranean
Connections
Chair: Judy Schaaf,
“More Pleasant in the Mouth than in the Ear: Advice
from the Mediterranean World to Queen Mary Tudor”
“Spenser’s Mediterranean Homecoming”
David Cunnington,
“Love in a Cold Climate: Reconfigurations of Neoplatonism in English Caroline Literature”
Lesel Dawson,
2E. (UB) Room 3.5
Portuguese Studies
Chair: Tiago C. P. dos
Reis Miranda, Centro de Historia de Cultura–Universidade Nova de Lisboa,
“Prayer, Processions and Persecution: Religious
Belief and Practice in Early Eighteenth Century
John Villiers, King's College
“Elementos para una geografía
histórica de las prácticas de sociabilidad: tabernas, cafés y asambleas en Lisboa (finales
Maria Alexandre Lousada,
“Personification of
Ricardo Sternberg,
2:00 - 4:00 pm Lunch (on your own)
4:00 - 5:45 pm
3A. (UB) Room 0.1
Multilingualism
and the
Chair: Xavier Villalba, Universitat Autònoma de
Barcelona
“Bilingualism, Working Memory and Acquisition of a
Third Language”
Cristina Sanz, Mariona Anfruns, Beatriz Lado, Hui-Ju Lin, Almitra Medina (presenting), Catherine Stafford, and
Harriet Wood Bowden, Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.
“A Weighty Issue: How do English Speakers Begin to
Acquire Spanish Stress”
Leslie S. Gordon,
“Diferentes niveles de conciencia en el aprendizaje
Melissa Bowles and Maite Camblor-Portilla,
3B. (UB) Room 0.2
Literature,
Spirituality, and Culture
Chair:
Susanna Morales Osorio, Universidad de Granada
“Don Juan Manuel, the Football Coach and Ronaldo: A 21st-century Reading of El Conde Lucanor, Ejemplo II”
Laurence de Looze,
“El Mediterráneo a través de la ficción: el extraño caso de Sir John
Mandeville”
Sonia Fernández Hoyos and Susanna Morales Osorio, Universidad de Granada
“Ir y caer
en expressiones idiomáticas
que no implican movimiento”
Ana Serradilla Castaño, Universidad Autónoma de
Madrid
“The Dark Goddess/Madonna in East-Central Europe,
the Mediterranean, and
Malgorzata Oleszkiewicz,
3C. (UB) Room 0.3
Literatures
in Portuguese
Chair: Angélica Lopes,
“Literatura de cordel”
Angélica Lopes
“A Força na Anáguas:
Querer e Poder de Mulheres na Obra
de Lourdes Ramalho—Matizes
de Hispanidade no Palco Nordestino Contemporâneo”
Valéria Andrade Souto-Maior, Universidade Federal
da Paraíba,
“Nomes e Anagramas nas Novelas
Amatórias”
Csilla Ladányi-Turóczy,
3D. (UB) Room 2.6
Artistic Pathways through the Centuries: The
Mediterranean Peninsulas of
Chair: Giose Rimanelli,
“Características
dantescas en una obra de Miguel Delibes (siglo XX)”
Sheryl
Lynn Postman,
“Physical and Spiritual
Landscapes in the Characters of Grazia Deledda’s and Pardo Bazan’s Literary Worlds”
Mario
Aste,
3E. (UB) Room 3.5
The
Contemporary
Chair: Joshua B. Stein,
“A Middle Eastern Bridge: The Rapprochement between
Amikam Nachmani,
“Civil Society and Democratization in the Context
of Turkish Politics”
Ayhan Akman,
“De Pirenne a Braudel: el Mediterráneo
Jaume Aurell,
Universidad de Navarra,
“Jose
Semprun and the Mediterranean Humanist Tradition”
David Ohana,
3F. (IEM)
History
and the
Chair:
Clara Estow,
“Is Kanish-Karum (2nd
Century BC) the First Example of Levantinism?”
Hasan Ali Şahin,
“That
Old Mediterranean Vice: Dissimulation in Front of the Plague”
Giuseppe Restifo, Universita degli
“Carinola (
Giovanni M. Masucci, Seconda
“The Ottoman Ocean Company”
Şakir Batmaz,
5:45 - 6:15 pm Coffee break
6:15 - 8:00 pm
4A. (UB) Room 0.1
Music
History I
Chair: Juan La Manna,
“The Sardana: Folk and
Classical Delight”
Juan La Manna
“
Judith Cohen,
4B. (UB) Room 0.2
Catalonian
Studies I
Chair: Jaume Aurell, Universidad de Navarra,
“The
Andreas Rhoby, Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften,
“Franciscans versus Dominicans: A Debate on the
Eucharist in
György Galamb,
“History, Legend, and Patriotism in
Luis Corteguera,
“Eugeni D’Ors, Catalan Nationalism, and a Moment of History”
Victoria Enders, Northern
4C. (UB) Room 0.3
Aesthetics of Iberian Architecture
Chair: Jody Brotherston,
“Stone Tectonic: The Galecian
Horrero as Textile”
Ronald E. Dulaney, Jr.,
“The Alfiz as a
Symbol of Identity in Spanish Architecture”
“Sorolla and His
Mediterranean Architectural Legacy”
Jody Brotherston
“The Translation of the Atrium of Ancient
F.
4D. (UB) Room 2.6
The
Chair: Paul S. Vickery,
“The
Paul S. Vickery
“Seeking Justice: Muslim
and Non-Muslim Usage of the Kadi’s Court in Settling
Disputes in the Ottoman Society. A Case Study of Kayseri,
ca. 1750-1904”
Süleyman Demirci,
4E. (UB) Room 3.5
Medieval
Chair: Rafael M. Mérida Jiménez, Universidad de Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras
“Tres espadas
para un rey: la imagen de la monarquia en las Questa del Sant
Graal Catalana”
Antonio Contreras Martín,
Generalitat de Catalunya,
“El manuscrito
Roxana Recio,
“La mujer y el poder: teoría y
práctica de la reginalidad bajo medieval”
Núria Silleras-Fernández,
4F. (IEM)
Greece
Chair: Ernest Greco,
“The Greater Mysteries of
Diána Bácsfi,
“Foreign
Hirelings and Communist Bandits: The ‘Enemy’ through the Looking Glass of a
National Army Conscript and his Wife during the Greek Civil War, 1947-1949”
Philip Carabott, King’s
College London, Great Britain
Friday,
May 28: sessions at the University (UB) and the Institute (IEM)
10:00 - 11:45 am
5A. (UB) Room 0.1
Tales
of Travel in the
Chair: Eyda M. Merediz,
“From
Eyda M. Merediz
“Translating Atlantic
Phyllis Peres,
“De
Silvia Bermúdez,
5B. (UB) Room 0.2
Dalí y la vanguardia catalana: propuestas intermediales
Chair: María
“Exquisitos cadáveres de la vanguardia
catalana”
Rosa Sarabia,
“Sebastià Gasch’s City: From the Synoptic to the Eulogistic”
Robert A. Davidson,
“Encuentro Dalí-Lacan: el delirio
Marta Marín-Dòmine,
“Retrato de Mae West: Representación, intermedialidad y
paranoia en el teatro plástico
de Salvador Dalí”
María
5C. (UB) Room 0.3
Film
I
Chair: Strother Purdy,
“A Softcore movida:
Daniel Kowalsky,
“Don Quixote,
Strother Purdy
“La metàfora de l'illa: Comunitat i globalització en el Mediterrani segons ‘El Faro,’ de
Manuel Balaguer”
Joan Ramon Resina,
5D. (UB) Room 2.6
Culture
and Identity
Chair: Susan L. Rosenstreich,
“Domestic Knowledge as a Source of Identity
Formation: Arab Women in
Liora Gvion,
Kibbutzim
“We of Castiglione:
Reading a Linguistic Sign of Reconfigured Localized Identity”
Susan L. Rosenstreich
“La cubanomanía española”
Araceli San Martín
Moreno,
5E. (IEM)
The
Chair: Eunice Rodriguez,
“Architectural Identity of
Orcan Gündüz
and Gülnur Ballýce,
“Types of Provincial Structure and Population
Health”
Eunice Rodriguez
5F. (IEM)
Medieval
History II
Chair: Jo Ann McNamara,
“Frederick II’s
Constitutions of Melfi as Commentary on the US
Constitution”
Joshua B. Stein,
“La leyenda de Otger Cataló, possible núcleo de la historia franco-véneta de Ogier le Danois”
Eva Simon,
“Community Identity and the Redemption of Captives:
Comparative Perspectives Across the
James Brodman,
“The Use and Misuse of Art as Evidence by Medieval
Historians: Miscues and Modest Achievements”
James F. Powers,
11:45 - 12:15 am Coffee break
12:15 - 2:00 pm
6A. (UB) Room 0.1
Art
History II: Architecture
Chair: Marilyn Stokstad,
“The Architecture of
Tarek El-Akkad,
“Brise-Soleil as a Constituent Element of
Deniz Güner
and H. Gökhan
Kutlu, Izmir Institute of
“Asplund and the
Francis Lyn,
“Constitution
of Mediterranean Identity by Expressing the Preserved ‘Values’ in the Context
of Vernacular Architecture”
Humeyra Birol
Akkurt,
6B. (UB) Room 0.2
Film
II
Chair: Marta Marín-Dòmine,
“Snobs, Yobs and Italian
Jobs: Crime, Euro-skepticism and the
Kevin Foster,
“History, Memory, Myth: The Mediterranean as
Location in Pasoloni’s Work”
Haim Bresheeth,
6C. (UB) Room 0.3
Reassessing
Convivencia
Chair: Amy Aronson-Friedman,
“A Catalan Contribution to the Converso
Controversy”
Amy Aronson-Friedman
“Conversion and Diversion in Iberian Cutting Poems”
Jean Dangler,
“Maurofilia and Maurofobia after the Reconquest:
The ‘
Ana Benito,
“The Converso Problem and
the Fountain of Life (
Leslie Ann Blacksberg,
6D. (UB) Room 2.6
Renaissance
History I
Chair: Mary L. Dudy Bjork,
“Medicine and Disease in Early Modern
Aurelio Espinosa,
“The Good, the Beautiful and the Heretical: Giulia Gonzaga and the Origin of
the
Daniel A. Crews,
“Crossing Religious Boundaries in Early Modern
Georgios Plakotos,
6E. (IEM)
Chair: Deniz Ulke Aribogan,
“The Impact of
Hilal Akgul,
“An International Problem
or a Domestic Political Material?”
Nevin Yurdsever
Ates,
“The Reasons of Change in
Deniz Ulke
Aribogan
6F. (IEM)
Medieval History III (Navigation and Trade)
Chair: James D. Ryan,
“The Politics of Trade and Violence: Denia and
Travis Bruce,
“The
Eyüp Özveren
and Onur Yildirim,
“Life in the Saddle: The Twelfth-century Counts of Urgel and the Kingdoms of Aragón-Barcelona
and León-Castile”
Bernard F. Reilly,
“In the Service of Italy’s ‘simulatore
e dissimulatore’ the ambassadors of Ferrante I d’Aragona (1458-1494)”
Paul M. Dover,
2:00 - 4:00 pm Lunch (on your own)
4:00 - 5:45 pm
7A. (UB) Room 0.1
Music
History II
Chair: Wei
“
Sharon Cumberland,
“Gabriel Fauré Piano
Quartet in C minor, Op. 15: A Historical and Formal Analysis”
Wei Tsun
Chang and Seanad
“The Contributions of Portuguese Cellist Guillhermina Suggia to the Art of
Cello Playing and to the Rise of Female Professional Cellists at the End of the
Nineteenth and First Half of the Twentieth Century”
James A. Fiste,
7B. (UB) Room 0.2
Renaissance
History II
Chair: Paul M. Dover,
“The Understanding of the
Jenny Jordan,
“Penitents and Captives: The Moriscos
of
Benjamin Ehlers,
7C. (UB) Room 0.3
Art
History III
Chair: Beth S. Gersh-Nesic,
“The Politics of a Garden Scene: Livia’s Garden Room at Prima Porta”
Laura A. Voight,
“Looking at the Overlooked: Zurbarán’s
Paintings of the Infant Virgin Praying,
Mindy Nancarrow,
“Giorgio Vasari's Ceres:
A Muse of Rebirth and Nature”
Liana De Girolami Cheney,
7D. (UB) Room 2.6
Feminism
and Gender II
Chair: Victoria Enders, Northern Arizona
University,
“Encounters with the Feminine in the
Angie Voela, King’s
College London, Great Britain
“Monjada suy a mon dan:
Another Female Voice in Mediterranean Literature”
Joseph Garreau,
“The ‘MythoSexEquality’as
a New Mediterranean Voice”
Anissa Lardjane,
7E. (IEM)
Catalonian
Studies II
Chair: Antonio Contreras Martín,
Generalitat de Catalunya,
“Gender and Nationalism in Early 20th c. Catalonia:
Eugeni d'Ors' Ben Plantada and Women in the Invention of a Catalan Mediterranean
Nation”
Ana Isabel Romero Sire, Universitat Pompeu Fabra,
“Desde Pedralbes hasta la Creciente Fértil: el Mediterráneo en la obra de Clara Janés”
Anne M. Pasero,
“Fishing Communities in Mediterranean Societies:
The Influence of Catalan and Spanish on the Speaking of Sea Fishermen in Ghazaouet Area (
Mohammed Hamdoun,
“Retorn a les illes: narrativa catalana d’aquest darrer tombant de segle”
Juan
M. Ribera Llopis, Universidad Complutense de Madrid
7F. (IEM)
Medieval
History IV (Navigation and Trade)
Chair: Eleanor Congdon,
“Aragonian
and Hungarian Relations in the Later 13th Century”
Attila Barany,
“Taxation and Identity:
Fiscal and Confessional Community in the Crown of
Brian Catlos,
“Venetian Merchants, Wool
from Aragon/Catalonia, and the Woolen Textile Industry Around 1400: Antonio Contarini’s Brag”
Eleanor Congdon,
“Puertos
y ciudades portuarias en el
Mediterraneo: Transformaciones
des de la baja edad media a
la moderna”
Joan Alemany,
Curator of exhibition “Mediterraneum: Splendour of Medieval Mediterranean (XIIIth–XVth Centuries)”
6:30
pm
Visit
to exhibition “Mediterraneum,” Museu Marítim
(bus will depart from the Institute at 6:00)
Saturday,
May 29: all sessions at the Institute
10:00 - 11:45 am
8A. (IEM)
History of Sexuality
Chair: Strother Purdy,
“Pregnant Men and the Politics of Reproduction in
Early Modern
Sherry Velasco,
“Erotic Themes in Catalonian Romanesque Sculpture”
Glenn W. Olsen,
“Representaciones del homoerotismo femenino en las letras hispánicas
medievales”
Rafael M. Mérida Jiménez, Universidad de Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras
8B. (IEM)
Music History III
Chair: Alexandra Mascolo-David,
“The Tango’s Influence on Brazilian Piano
Literature”
Alexandra Mascolo-David
and
“It’s Not Enough to just
be Els Pets: Surviving Success in
Contemporary Catalonia”
Maria Van Liew,
8C. (IEM)
Early Modern Spanish Literature
Chair:
“Dimensiones figurativas y vivenciales del Mediterráneo en los escritos
Encarnación Juárez-Almendros,
“Seguidillas folclóricas
Scott Dale,
“Sacrifice and the Body in Garcilaso’s
Eclogues”
John McCaw,
8D. (IEM)
Some
Consequences of the Enlightenment for the Jesuits and
Chair: Daniel Reff,
“The Inalienable Rights of the Dead: The
Controversy over El Negro of Banyoles”
Brian Murphy,
“The Enlightenment and Jesuit and Indian Relations”
Daniel Reff
“A Rich Past and an Uncertain Future: Enlightenment
and Jesuit Thought in the Iberian World”
Beatrice H. Domingues,
8E. (IEM)
Medieval History V
Chair: Zsolt Hunyadi,
“Un
hospitalario catalan
en el Mediterraneo oriental: Antoni
de Fluvià, maestre del Hospital en Rodas (1421-1437)”
Pierre Bonneaud,
“Mediterranean
Personnel in the Commanderies of the Hungarian Hospitaller Priory”
Zsolt Hunyadi
“La dificil experiència d’un grup vinculat al món portuari de la
Daniel Duran i Duelt, Institució Milà i Fontanals,
11:45 - 12:15 am Coffee
break
12:15 - 2:00 pm
9A. (IEM)
The
Chair: Maria Van Liew,
“The
Amine Hadj-Koudier, BBC
World Service,
“
John Naylon,
“Poets and Translators: The
Andrew S. Walsh, Universidad de Granada
Twentieth-Century History
Chair: Anissa Lardjane,
“Church, State and Education: The Privileged
Position of the Sección Femenina”
Jessica Davidson,
“Between Empires and Faith: The Work of the
Mustafah Dhada,
9C. (IEM)
The Mediterranean and the
Chair: Sheila Pelizzon,
“Maltese
Cosmopolitism: Between Kind and ‘Violent’ Invaders”
Carmelina Gugliuzzo,
“Omitted People in the
Sheila Pelizzon
“The Power of Color: How a Lowly Insect Nearly
Rivaled Gold and Silver in
Rick Langhorst,
9D. (IEM)
Philosophy, Politics, and Literature
Chair: Diana Glad,
“
David E. Johnson, State
“Physics or Metaphysics in
José Ortega y Gasset?”
Joseph A. Agee,
“An Analysis of Sayyid
Jamal ad-Din al-Afghani (1838/9-1897) in 19th-Century Islamic Political
Thought”
Seda Unsar,
9E. (IEM)
Medieval History VI (Art
and Power)
Chair: Jaume Sobrequès i Calicò,
Director Museu d’Història
de Catalunya
“Books and Their Readers in Late Medieval
Clara Estow,
“Letrados
versus Caballeros?
A Reassessment of Alonso de Cartagena and his
Knightly Patrons”
Luis X. Morera,
“La Instalación del poder aragonés en el reino de Nápoles según las crónicas
italianas (1424-1450)”
Stephan E. Péquignot,
“El retorno a la antigüedad: una obsesión artística medieval”
Xavier Barral i Altet,
Curator of exhibition “Mediterraneum: Splendour of
Medieval Mediterranean (XIIIth–XVth
Centuries)”
2:00
- 4:00 pm Lunch (on your own)
6:00
Museu d’Història de Catalunya, Closing Concert and Reception
(bus departs from the Hotel
Gran Ducat at 5:00 and again at 5:30)
Concert
Clarion
String Trio
Wei Tsun
Chang, Violin
Seanad Dunigan
Chang, Viola
James Fiste, Cello
Serenade
for violin viola and cello, Op. 8 in D major, Ludwig van Beethoven
Passacaglia
for violin and viola,
Handel–Halvorsen
Serenade for violin, viola and cello, Op. 10 in A minor, Erno v. Dohnanyi
Reception