This week we
would like to forward to you a Call for Papers issued by the University of
Leuven, Belgium. Please read the full announcement below and note that the
deadline for submissions is 15 October
2016:
“On 19-21 April 2017 the research units
Latin Literature (Faculty of Arts) and History of Church and Theology (Faculty
of Theology) of the University of Leuven (KU Leuven) will organize, together
with LECTIO (Leuven Centre for the Study of the Transmission of Texts and Ideas
in Antiquity, the Middle Ages and the Renaissance) and its Laboratory for
Critical Text Editing, a Roundtable on
Augustinian Florilegia in the Middle Ages. This conference will be
organized within the framework of the research project ‘Augustine's Paul
through the eyes of Bede: Critical edition, content analysis and reception
study of the Venerable Bede's Collectio ex opusculis sancti Augustini in
epistulas Pauli apostoli', funded by the University of Leuven, and will bring
together scholars working on compilation-commentaries and anthologies which
consist entirely and exclusively of excerpts from the works of Augustine of
Hippo. During the Middle Ages and Early Modern Period, these purely Augustinian
florilegia have been one of the privileged vehicles for the transmission and
reception of the works and thinking of the Bishop of Hippo.
The
conference will take place in Leuven, at the Leuven Institute for Ireland in
Europe (Janseniusstraat 1, 3000 Leuven). We warmly welcome all contributions
devoted to one or more Augustinian florilegia, and are especially interested in
contributions which deal with Augustinian anthologies from a methodological
and/or text-critical point of view, emphasizing the difficulties and
specificities that their analysis presents to the editors both of the works in
question and of Augustine's oeuvre, their place in the edition of the original
works of Augustine, or the specific editorial problems that come into play in
those florilegia of which source manuscripts have been preserved. Lectures may
be presented in English or French, should
be 30
minutes long and will be followed by a general discussion of some 15 minutes.
If you are
interested to deliver a lecture during this conference, please send a
provisional title, abstract (max. 250 words) and a concise CV (max. 500 words)
before 15 October 2016 to: shari.boodts@kuleuven.be or jeremy.delmulle@gmail.com
You will be
notified whether your paper has been accepted by 31 October 2016. Subsequently,
all participants are kindly invited to announce the definitive title of their
lecture before 1 January 2017 and send us any materials to be included in the
conference folder (hand-outs, text fragments, manuscript images) before 10
April 2017.
The
organizing committee has the intention of publishing the conference proceedings
in the international peer-reviewed Lectio-series Studies in the Transmission of
Texts & Ideas, published by Brepols Publishers (Turnhout).
KU Leuven
will provide lodging for two nights and all meals during the conference.
Participants are asked to make and pay for their own travel arrangements.
Yours
sincerely,
Prof. Gert
Partoens
Prof.
Anthony Dupont
Dr. Jérémy
Delmulle
Dr. Shari
Boodts
Drs. Nicolas
De Maeyer”
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