Europe and the Ancient Near East. Reception and Construction of Images of...03-04/03/2021,(Online)
FECHA /DATE/DATA : 03-04/03/2021
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ORGANIZADOR/ORGANIZER/ORGANIZZATORE: Kerstin Droß-Krüpe (Uni. Kassel), Agnès Garcia-Ventura
(Uni. Autònoma of Barcelona), Lorenzo Verderame (Uni. Sapienza, Roma), Kai Ruffing (uni. Kassel).
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PROGRAMA/PROGRAM/PROGRAMMA: Disponible también en PDF/Also available in PDF/Anche disponibile in PDF
3.3.2021
9.00 Kerstin Droß-Krüpe (Kassel): Welcome & Intro
I) Travellers & Archaeological Campaigns
Chair: Ulrich Niggemann (Augsburg)
9:10 Christian Feser (Duisburg-Essen): Thomas Coryate und sein Orientbild
9:30 Josef Wiesehöfer (Kiel): Carsten Niebuhr, Silvestre de Sacy and Sassanian Testimonia
9:50 Discussion
10:20 Coffee break
Chair: Arnaldo Marcone (Roma)
10:50 Eve MacDonald (Cardiff): Sir Robert Ker Porter and the Sasanians
11:10 Hannes Galter (Graz): Joseph von Hammer-Purgstalls Fundgruben des Orients und die Entzifferung der Keilschrift
11:30 Silke Förschler (Kassel): Naturgeschichte und die Evidenz des Orients in der Description de l'Egypte
11:50 Discussion
12:30 Lunch
Chair: Anne-Charlott Trepp (Kassel)
13:30 Kordula Schnegg (Innsbruck): Antike, Emanzipation und Orientalismus in den Orientalischen Briefen von Ida Hahn-Hahn
13:50 Georg Neumann (Berlin): Die deutschen Ausgrabungen in Babylon
14:10 Discussion
14:40 Coffee break
II) Opera
Chair: Agnès Garcia-Ventura (Barcelona)
15:00 Pedro Azara (Barcelona): Singing in the Ruins: Operas and the Image of Mesopotamia in the 18th Cent.
15:20 Davide Nadali (Roma): From the Bible to Nabucco: The Question of the Sources
15:40 Valeska Hartman (Marburg): Narrativer Raum: Das Phänomen „Alter Orient“ im Bühnenbild des 19. Jh.s
16:00 Discussion
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III) Academia / School / Fiction
Chair: Kai Ruffing (Kassel)
9:00 Sebastian Fink (Innsbruck): Oswald Spengler’s Ancient Near East
9:20 Arnaldo Marcone (Roma): Arnaldo Momigliano e la sua immagine dell’Oriente
9:40 Discussion
10:10 Coffee break
Chair: Kerstin Droß-Krüpe (Kassel)
10:40 Hans Neumann (Münster): Der (Alte) Orient in den deutschsprachigen Weltgeschichten des 19. Jh.s
11:00 Björn Onken (Duisburg-Essen): Barbaren oder Vorbilder? Orientbilder in wilhelminischen Schulbüchern
11:20 Friedhelm Pedde (Berlin): The German Novelist Karl May as a Multiplier of Knowledge about the Ancient Near East
11:40 Discussion
12:20 Lunch
IV) Architecture / Arts & Crafts / Everyday Culture
Chair: Lorenzo Verderame (Roma)
13:30 Maria Gabriella Micale (Berlin): „Ich habe genug von dieser edlen Stadt in Trümmern“. Walter Andrae's Perennial Past: Sources and Implications in 19th Cent. Art Historical Scholarship
13:50 Brigitte Pedde (Berlin): Reconstruction drawings of Ancient Near Eastern Buildings as Inspiration for Architecture in the First Third of the 20th Cent.
14:10 Discussion
14:40 Coffee break
Chair: TBA
15:10 Frances Pinnock (Roma): Fashion and the Ancient Orient
15:30 Christoph Heyl (Duisburg-Essen): Der dunkle Fremde. Zur Kulturgeschichte des Kaffees im England des 17. und 18. Jh.s
15:50 Michael Yonan (St. Davis, California): Ancient Near Eastern Themes in German Porcelain of the 18th Cent.
16:10 Discussion
16:50 Agnès Garcia-Ventura (Barcelona) & Lorenzo Verderame (Roma): Closing Remarks
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