Van 26 tot en met 28 november organiseert het onderzoeksproject LIVED TIME (Universiteit van Amsterdam) een internationaal congres getiteld Lived Time: Routines, Temporal Norms and Identities from the Antiquity to the Modern World. Gelieve hier te registreren indien u wenst deel te nemen.
Nov 26-28 | University Library at Singel 425 |
Doelenzaal, Belle van Zuylenzaal
Tuesday 26 November (Doelenzaal, University Library at Singel 425)
14:00-14:15 Coffee and registration
14:15-14:50 Welcome and introduction by Sofie Remijsen
14:50-15:30 Eugenio Garosi (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen): Temporal Repertoires in early Islamic Arabic Documentary Texts
Coffee break
Time and epidemics
16:00-16:40 Ignace Glorieux (Vrije Universiteit Brussel): The Counter-revolution of Habits: On Time and Steadiness
16:40-17:20 Max-Quentin Bischoff, Sara Budts, Sanne Hermans, Jeroen Puttevils and Nicolò Zennaro (Universiteit Antwerpen): Tempore Mortalitatis. Future Thinking, Temporalities and Plague in Premodern Europe
17:20-18:00 Kristine Johanson (Universiteit van Amsterdam): Plague Times: Early Modern English Literature and the Temporal Experience of Disease
Wednesday 27 November (Doelenzaal, University Library at Singel 425)
Festive times
9:30-10:10 Stefan Feuser (Universität Bonn): Time(s) of Festivals and Religious Processions in 5th BCE Athens
10:10-10:50 Elsa Lucassen (Universiteit van Amsterdam): Customized Festival Calendars and Festive Rhythm in Late Antique Egypt
Coffee break
Bath time
11:20-12:00 Anna Geurts (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen): Travelers, Their Bodies, Unfamiliar Spaces, and the Temporalities of Washing
12:00-12:40 Uta Heil (Universität Wien): Time for a Bath, Christian Ideas and Conflicts
Lunch
Clocks, Schedule and Work
14:00-14:40 Daniel Soliman (Rijksmuseum voor Oudheden): Lived Time in a Community of Ancient Egyptian Royal Necropolis Workmen (Ca. 1292-1077 BCE)
14:40-15:20 Gerrit Verhoeven (Universiteit van Antwerpen / KMSKA): Feeling the Strain? Latecomers, Time Clocks, and Work Discipline in the Royal Museums of Art and History (ca 1890-1940)
Coffee break
15:40-16:20 Mark Hailwood (University of Bristol): Time and Work in Pre-Industrial Rural England
16:20-17:00 Renate Dekker (Universiteit van Amsterdam): On Prayer and Work in the Lives of Monks in Late Antique Egypt
Thursday 28 November (Belle van Zuylenzaal, University Library at Singel 425)
Material history of time
9:00-9:40 Angelika Koch (Universiteit Leiden): Incense and Time in Early Modern Japan
9:40-10:20 Matthew Champion (University of Melbourne): Living with the Sandglass: Material HIstories of Lived Time (Online)
Coffee break
Time of sleep and idleness
10:40-11:20 Sarit Kattan-Gribetz (Fordham University): Rabbinic Nightscapes: Lived Time between Sunset and Sunrise
11:20-12:00 Brigitte Steger (University of Cambridge): Timing Sleep and Wakefulness, Timing Kingship and Social Order at the Medieval Heian Court in Japan
12:00-12:40 James Ker (University of Pennsylvania): Unlived Time in Seneca’s Prose Writings
Time in a world of fossil fuels
13:40-14:20 On Barak (Tel Aviv University): Petrofutures Past and Present
14:20-15:00 Peter van Dam (Universiteit van Amsterdam): Spending Time with(out) Cars: The Car-free Sunday in the Netherlands, 1939-2009
Gelieve hier te registreren indien u wenst deel te nemen.