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29. 10. 2021 - 30. 10. 2021
Colloquium: Marian Devotion in Late Medieval Society
Colloquium: Marian Devotion in Late Medieval Society

Colloquium: Marian Devotion in Late Medieval Society

Datum konání:
29. 10. 2021, 14:00 - 30. 10. 2021, 18:00
Online via ZOOM

An informal interdisciplinary colloquium which aims to widen our collective understanding of Marian veneration in the late Middle Ages. Seventeen speakers will present their work on various forms of Marian devotion: from chant to literary lawsuits, poetry to liturgy, Books of Hours to stained glass.

Masaryk Institute and Archives of the Czech Academy of Science, in collaboration with the Faculty of Arts, Charles University, Prague.

Project Old Myths, New Facts: Czech Music in the Centre of 15th Century Music Developments.

Programme and Registration: https://bit.ly/3AaCEgR

Contact: hallas@mua.cas.cz

Programme

All times are CEST

Friday 29 October

14:00 – Welcome from Dr Hana Vlhová-Wörner, Project Leader for Old Myths, New Facts: Czech Music in the Centre of 15th Century Music Developments.

14:15 – Session 1: Late Medieval Marian Offices

Chair: Jan Ciglbauer, Charles University, Prague

Andrea-Bianka Znorovszky, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, and Kristin Hoefener, Universidade Nova, Lisbon: Chant as Sermon: The office of the Presentation of Mary at the Temple and the Feast’s Promotion

Rhianydd Hallas, Masaryk Institute and Archives of the CAS: The Reception of Offices for the Visitation in West Slavic Countries

Juliette Calvarin, Institute for Art and Visual History, Humboldt University, Berlin: Respexit Humilitatem: the Madonna of Humility and the Feast of the Visitation around 1400

Mariana Ramos de Lima, University of Cambridge: The Liturgical Office for the Feast of Mary’s Purification in Late Medieval Braga

16:15 – Break

16:30 – Session 2: Iconography

Chair: Sue Niebrzydowski, Bangor University

Mihnea Mihail, National University of Arts and New Europe College in Bucharest: Mary, Christ’s Body and the True Cross: The Virgin’s Role as Co-Redemptrix in the Case of 14th Century Wall Paintings in the Kingdom of Hungary

Stephen Huws, Trinity College Dublin: Medievalism: Iconography and Theology in Nineteenth-Century Stained-Glass Annunciations

17:30 – Break

17:45 – Session 3: Music, Poetry, and Devotion

Chair: Hana Vlhová-Wörner, Masaryk Institute and Archives of the CAS

Ann Buckley, Trinity College Dublin: Marian Devotion in poetry and song in medieval Ireland and Scotland – a newly identified musical source

Haig Utidjian, Charles University, Prague: Manifestations of Marian devotion in Armenian sacred music and theology in the late middle ages

Eliška Poláčková, Palacký University, Olomouc and Institute of Philosophy, Czech Academy of Sciences: Bohemian Planctus Mariae: Feeling Like a Woman, Thinking Like a Man. Or not?

Saturday 30 October

14:00 – Session 4: Liturgy, Repertory, Sources

Chair: Rhianydd Hallas, Masaryk Institute and Archives of the CAS

Jakub Pavlík, Masaryk Institute and Archives of the CAS: “Marian Periphery” of the Diocesan Rite of Prague

Hana Vlhová-Wörner, Masaryk Institute and Archives of the CAS: Ministri speciales beate virginis at St Vitus’s Cathedral in Prague: liturgy, repertory, sources

Lucia Denk, Dalhousie University: Unraveling the Marian Culture of a Spanish Medieval Liturgical Manuscript

Lenka Hlávková, Charles University, Prague: Imperatrix virgo gloriosa from Codex Speciálník (ca 1480-1500). A revival of a forgotten Marian cantio?

16:00 – Break

16:15 – Session 5: Devotional Literature

Chair: Vicki Kay Price, Bangor University

Sue Niebrzydowski, Bangor University: ‘Mary, mindfulness and the mise-en-page’: Wellbeing and the Book of Hours

Věra Soukupová, Institute of Czech Literature of the Czech Academy of Sciences: Mary fighting the devil: intercession in two medieval literary lawsuits

Matouš Jaluška, Institute of the Czech Literature of the Czech Academy of Sciences: Our Lady of Words Unsaid in “Olomouc Tales”

18:00 – Roundtable

Poster (PDF)

Programme (PDF)
3. 11. 2021 - 4. 11. 2021
Conference: One Biography, Multiple Places: The Life and Work of Shmuel Hugo Bergmann Between Prague and Jerusalem (1883–1975)
Conference: One Biography, Multiple Places: The Life and Work of Shmuel Hugo Bergmann Between Prague and Jerusalem (1883–1975)

Conference: One Biography, Multiple Places: The Life and Work of Shmuel Hugo Bergmann Between Prague and Jerusalem (1883–1975)

Datum konání:
3. 11. 2021, 0:00 - 4. 11. 2021, 0:00
Conference program

Wednesday, November 3, 2021

Venue: Faculty of Arts, Prague 1, Jan Palach Square 1/2, room 201

8:30–9:00 Registration

9:00–11:00 First Panel: Bergmann in Prague

Chair: Zbyněk Tarant

Jan Fingerland (Czech Radio in Prague): Bergmann’s Prague Years 1883–1919: A Man beyond Categories of his Era

Julius H. Schoeps (Moses Mendelssohn Centre for European-Jewish Studies, Potsdam, Germany): Hugo Bergmann, Theodor Lessing and the “Prague Circle”

Štěpán Balík, Marie Brunová, Jiří Holý, Hana Nichtburgerová, Olga Zitová (The Centre for the Study of the Holocaust and Jewish Literature, Faculty of Arts, Charles University, Prague): Hugo Bergmann about the Yiddish, and Yiddish Research in the Czech Republic

Anna-Dorothea Ludewig (Moses Mendelssohn Centre for European-Jewish Studies, University of Potsdam, Germany): “The lifeline”: Max Brod and Hugo Bergmann

11:30–12:30 Second Panel: Bergmann and Czech Lands

Chair: Marie Brunová

Blanka Soukupová (Faculty of Humanities, Charles University, Prague): The Jewish National Movement in the Czech Lands, the National Jewish Council, and Hugo Bergmann

Zbyněk Tarant (University of West Bohemia, Pilsen, Czech Republic): From Lanškroun to the World Stage – Life and Work of Leo Hermann

14:00–15:30 Third Panel: Philosophy and Theology

Chair: Enrico Lucca

Daniel M. Herskowitz (University of Oxford, Wolfson College, UK): Bergmann as a Conduit of European Philosophy: The Case of Martin Heidegger

Guy Paz (Adam Waldorf High School in Jerusalem, Israel): Embracing an Anthroposophical Vision of Judaism: Shmuel Hugo Bergmann reads Ernst Müller

Nicham Ross (Department of Jewish Thought, Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Israel): An Existential Reading of the Bible and A Leap of Faith: Between Buber and Bergmann

17:00 Ceremonial Opening – Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Charles University, doc. PhDr. Michal Pullmann, Ph.D.

Venue: Patriots Hall (Vlastenecký sál), Carolinum, Ovocný trh 3–5, Prague 1

Partner institutions’ greetings

Centre for the Study of the Holocaust and Jewish Literature, Faculty of Arts, Charles University (Prof. Jiří Holý, Dr. Marcela Menachem Zoufalá)

Goldstein-Goren Department of Jewish Thought, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (Prof. Boaz Huss)

Leibniz-Institute for Jewish History and Culture – Simon Dubnow (Dr. Enrico Lucca)

S. H. Bergmann Center for Philosophical Studies at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (Dr. Michael Roubach)

The Masaryk Institute and Archive of the Czech Academy of Sciences (Dr. Luboš Velek)

The Moses Mendelssohn Center for European Jewish Studies, University of Potsdam (Dr. Olaf Glöckner)

The European Association of Israel Studies (Prof. Joanna Dyduch)

17:30 Keynote

Hillel J. Kieval (Washington University in St. Louis, U.S.): Shmuel Hugo Bergmann from Prague to Jerusalem: Continuities and Ruptures

Chair: Joanna Dyduch

Thursday, November 4, 2021

Venue: Faculty of Arts, Prague 1, Jan Palach Square 1/2, room 201

9:00-10:30 Fourth Panel: Bergmann in Palestine and Israel

Chair: Shimon Lev

Boaz Huss (Department of Jewish Thought, Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Israel): Shmuel Hugo Bergmann and the Formation of Israeli Esoteric and Alternative Spiritual Culture

Olaf Glöckner (Moses Mendelssohn Centre for European-Jewish Studies, Potsdam, Germany), Marcela Menachem Zoufalá (Centre for the Study of the Holocaust and Jewish Literature, Faculty of Arts, Charles University, Czech Republic): Hugo Bergmann between Philosophy, the Zionist Dream and the Search for Justice

Zvi Leshem (The National Library of Israel, the Gershom Scholem Collection for Kabbalah and Hasidism, Jerusalem, Israel): “Shmuel Hugo Bergmann: To be a librarian in 1920 – What did that mean?!”

11:00–13:00 Fifth Panel: Bergmann in the World

Chair: Boaz Huss

Arie M. Dubnow (Department of History, George Washington University, U.S.): A Part of Asia or Apart from Asia? S. H. Bergmann, the Asian Relations Conference in Delhi, and the boundaries of Zionist Asianism, 1947–56

Shimon Lev (Independent researcher, Tel Hai Academic college & curator, Israel): “I Read Sri Aurobindo to Find Some Light in our Difficult Days”: Hugo Bergmann’s Encounter with India, Aurobindo, and the Mother

Samuel Glauber-Zimra (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel): “I Frequently Hold a Telepathic Dialogue with You”: The Correspondence of Shmuel Hugo Bergmann and R. Zalman Schachter-Shalomi

Enrico Lucca (Leibniz-Institute for Jewish History and Culture – Simon Dubnow, Leipzig, Germany): Fighting for the Future of European Jewry: Hugo Bergmann in Sweden (1947–1948)

The conference will be held under the kind auspices of the Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Charles University, doc. PhDr. Michal Pullmann, Ph.D.

To attend the event, please register by sending an email to: shbergmann.prague@gmail.com

We are grateful for the support of our sponsors and partners.

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8. 11. 2021
Výzkumné semináře MÚA AV ČR – podzim 2021
Výzkumné semináře MÚA AV ČR – podzim 2021

Výzkumné semináře MÚA AV ČR – podzim 2021

Datum konání:
11. 10. 2021, 15:00
25. 10. 2021, 15:00
8. 11. 2021, 15:00
22. 11. 2021, 15:00
13. 12. 2021, 15:00
Místo konání: MÚA AV ČR (konferenční sál v suterénu budovy B), Gabčíkova 10, Praha 8

Program

11. 10. 2021

Pavel Dvořák (Regionální muzeum v Kopřivnici): Apoštol demokracie – mýtický obraz Edvarda Beneše

25. 10. 2021

Jan Hálek, Boris Mosković, Tomáš Pavlíček, Jakub Štofaník (MÚA AV ČR): Na cestě k dějinnému vrcholu? Vznik Československa v proměnách historiografie

8. 11. 2021

Natascha Drubek (Freie Universität Berlin): The Making of the Majdanek Documentary Film in 1944

22. 11. 2021

Michal Kurz (MÚA AV ČR): Historylab: práce s prameny v historickém vzdělávání

13. 12. 2021

Vojtěch Pojar (Central European University, Budapest-Vienna): Eugenics and Deglobalization in post-Habsburg Central Europe, 1918–1939

Tisk (PDF)
22. 11. 2021
Výzkumné semináře MÚA AV ČR – podzim 2021
Výzkumné semináře MÚA AV ČR – podzim 2021

Výzkumné semináře MÚA AV ČR – podzim 2021

Datum konání:
11. 10. 2021, 15:00
25. 10. 2021, 15:00
8. 11. 2021, 15:00
22. 11. 2021, 15:00
13. 12. 2021, 15:00
Místo konání: MÚA AV ČR (konferenční sál v suterénu budovy B), Gabčíkova 10, Praha 8

Program

11. 10. 2021

Pavel Dvořák (Regionální muzeum v Kopřivnici): Apoštol demokracie – mýtický obraz Edvarda Beneše

25. 10. 2021

Jan Hálek, Boris Mosković, Tomáš Pavlíček, Jakub Štofaník (MÚA AV ČR): Na cestě k dějinnému vrcholu? Vznik Československa v proměnách historiografie

8. 11. 2021

Natascha Drubek (Freie Universität Berlin): The Making of the Majdanek Documentary Film in 1944

22. 11. 2021

Michal Kurz (MÚA AV ČR): Historylab: práce s prameny v historickém vzdělávání

13. 12. 2021

Vojtěch Pojar (Central European University, Budapest-Vienna): Eugenics and Deglobalization in post-Habsburg Central Europe, 1918–1939

Tisk (PDF)
13. 12. 2021
Výzkumné semináře MÚA AV ČR – podzim 2021
Výzkumné semináře MÚA AV ČR – podzim 2021

Výzkumné semináře MÚA AV ČR – podzim 2021

Datum konání:
11. 10. 2021, 15:00
25. 10. 2021, 15:00
8. 11. 2021, 15:00
22. 11. 2021, 15:00
13. 12. 2021, 15:00
Místo konání: MÚA AV ČR (konferenční sál v suterénu budovy B), Gabčíkova 10, Praha 8

Program

11. 10. 2021

Pavel Dvořák (Regionální muzeum v Kopřivnici): Apoštol demokracie – mýtický obraz Edvarda Beneše

25. 10. 2021

Jan Hálek, Boris Mosković, Tomáš Pavlíček, Jakub Štofaník (MÚA AV ČR): Na cestě k dějinnému vrcholu? Vznik Československa v proměnách historiografie

8. 11. 2021

Natascha Drubek (Freie Universität Berlin): The Making of the Majdanek Documentary Film in 1944

22. 11. 2021

Michal Kurz (MÚA AV ČR): Historylab: práce s prameny v historickém vzdělávání

13. 12. 2021

Vojtěch Pojar (Central European University, Budapest-Vienna): Eugenics and Deglobalization in post-Habsburg Central Europe, 1918–1939

Tisk (PDF)

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Čtvrtek, 23. Září 2021

29. 10. 2021 - 30. 10. 2021

Colloquium: Marian Devotion in Late Medieval Society

Programme

Friday 29 October

Saturday 30 October

3. 11. 2021 - 4. 11. 2021

Conference: One Biography, Multiple Places: The Life and Work of Shmuel Hugo Bergmann Between Prague and Jerusalem (1883–1975)

Conference program

Wednesday, November 3, 2021

9:00–11:00 First Panel: Bergmann in Prague

11:30–12:30 Second Panel: Bergmann and Czech Lands

14:00–15:30 Third Panel: Philosophy and Theology

17:00 Ceremonial Opening – Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Charles University, doc. PhDr. Michal Pullmann, Ph.D.

17:30 Keynote

Thursday, November 4, 2021

9:00-10:30 Fourth Panel: Bergmann in Palestine and Israel

11:00–13:00 Fifth Panel: Bergmann in the World

8. 11. 2021

Výzkumné semináře MÚA AV ČR – podzim 2021

Program

22. 11. 2021

Výzkumné semináře MÚA AV ČR – podzim 2021

Program

13. 12. 2021

Výzkumné semináře MÚA AV ČR – podzim 2021

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