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Wednesday 24 March 2021
11.00 - 12.15
T-1
REL03
Religious Tolerance and Peace in the Early Modern World: New Comparisons *
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Maciej Ptaszynski : The Fate and Legacy of the Confederation of Warsaw in Poland in Early Modern Times Christophe Schellekens : The Charter of Rhode Island and the Long-term History of Religious Tolerance and Coexistence
Wednesday 24 March 2021
12.30 - 13.45
J-2
REL10
Religious Change and Secularisation
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Raúl Mínguez, Eider de Dios Fernández : Fear, Hope and Disappointment. Changing Identities of Progressive Catholic Women in Spain (1939-2015) Patrick Pasture : Beyond Secularization: Writing the History of Christendom and Pluralism Shay Rozen : Bahjí Mansion - Holy Place, Heritage Site or Museum? T-2 REL04 Early Modern Material and Visual Culture: Home and Beyond T
Silvia Evangelisti : Paintings, Objects and Texts in the Early Modern Domestic Spaces Ana Mafalda Lopes : Widowhood, Urban Space and Survival Strategies in XVIIIth Century Portugal
Wednesday 24 March 2021
16.00 - 17.15
T-4
REL06
Scandals, Corruption and Ecclesiastical Judges (16th -18th C.)
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Francesca Medioli : Nuns, Monks, Judges and Courtesans: a Double Florentine Scandal (17th C.)
Thursday 25 March 2021
12.30 - 13.45
E-6
POL25
Crafting European Nation States through Education and the Role of Confessional Languages
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Stephanie Fox : The Germanization of Austrian Educational Sciences as Epistemological Colonial Project and Confessional Language Friction Sara Fredfeldt Stadager : Colonial Religious Artefact Collection as National Enlightenment in Late 19th and Early 20th Century Denmark and France Daniel Tröhler : Protestantism, the Educationalization of Social Problems, and the Formation of the National Minds in the Long 19th Century K-6 REL07 The Religious Sensorium. Addressing Non-textual Realms of Faith K
Leonardo Rossi : Performing the Passion: Forbidden Sensorial Practices in Surviving Religious Material Kristof Smeyers : Cloth, Cotton, Social Fabric. Weaving together Material and Sensory Experiences of Religious Supernatural Phenomena in Early Twentieth-century English Local and Transnational Communities Tine Van Osselaer : The Corpse as Evidence? Exhuming Bodies in Search of Proof of the Divine
Thursday 25 March 2021
14.30 - 15.45
Q-7
REL05
Notions of Privacy as an Analytical Catalyst in the Study of Early Modern Religion
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Natália da Silva Perez : Sexual Privacy, Self-Surveillance, and the "Introduction à la vie dévote" by François de Sales Eelco Nagelsmit : Private Matter: Exchanging Thoughts through Things in the Wake of the Thirty Years War Lars Cyril Nørgaard : Impossible Privacies? Spiritual Direction in 17th-century France as Hermeneutics of the Self T-7 REL08 Gender and Catholicism in Modern Europe T
Carol Harrison : Alphonse Ratisbonne, Flâneur and Convert Carmen M. Mangion : ‘Arousing the Imagination and Exposing Modesty to Danger’: Catholic Sister-nurses and Proscribed Nursing Practices Yvonne Maria Werner : Clerical Sisters and Feminine Priests – Gender Constructions among Catholic Missionaries in the Nordic Countries in the Era of Ultramontanism
Thursday 25 March 2021
16.00 - 17.15
T-8
REL09
Religion and Social Change in the Twentieth Century
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Katharina Ebner : When Catholic Families Change - Pastoral Care and Marriage Counseling in Germany in the Context of New Lifestyles and Values (1968-2016) Gladys Ganiel : Responding to Conflict in Northern Ireland: Presbyterians and Forgiveness John Wood : Christian Intellectuals in Britain and the Challenge of Technology from the 1930s to the 1950s
Friday 26 March 2021
14.30 - 15.45
T-11
REL11
Representations of Religious Coexistence in Contemporary Secular Society across Europe *
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Tamara Sztyma : Representations of Religious Coexistence in Jewish Museums in Europe Karel van Nieuwenhuyse : The Multiple Faces of Interreligious Contacts throughout the Past, as Represented in Current Flemish History Textbooks for Secondary Education
Friday 26 March 2021
16.00 - 17.15
T-12
REL12
Memory, Heritage and the Political in the Context of Religious Pluralism and Tolerance
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