Time and Culture – Conferința Internațională

În perioada 7-10 septembrie 2015 Universitatea din București va găzdui Conferința Internațională Time and Culture / Temps et Culture. Evenimentul se înscrie în tradiția academică a Societății Internaționale pentru Istorie Culturală (International Society for Cultural History – ISCH), propunând un spațiu democratic de dezbatere a unor subiecte de importanță culturală, politică și istorică în societatea contemporană, la care participă peste 130 de cercetători și profesori din întreaga lume, care își desfășoară activitatea în domeniul științelor umaniste.

Temele propuse spre dialog, deopotrivă academice, prin discursul științific, și nonconformiste prin originalitatea abordării, au rolul de a crea un decupaj al timpului nostru, menit a ne confrunta cu prejudecăți, interpretări și subiecte tabu ivite în marginea acestuia. De la obsesia organizării sociale a timpului colectiv, prin sincronizări ale agendelor de lucru și ruperea de timpul personal, privat, al retragerii individului într-o realitate preferențială, deseori domestică și indiferentă la freamătul public, până la sfidarea timpului natural, prin epoca vitezei și a evoluției instrumentelor high-tech de comunicare, reprezentare și circulație a conținuturilor culturale, ne aplecăm asupra timpului în forme variate și, deseori, contradictorii. Rămânem adepții timpului ca evoluție naturală sub semnul tradiției sau al continuității unor fapte istorice încă discutabile, falsificate în memoria colectivă sau redate în deplina lor autenticitate, mizând tot mai mult pe discontinuitatea temporală ori de câte ori rămânem, de pildă, prizonierii confesiunilor din rețelele de socializare. Scopul acestor dezbateri este de a propune o reflecție istorică și culturală asupra timpului surprins în reprezentări religioase, politice, mitologice, artistice sau ideologice.

Conferința Anuală Internațională ISCH – Time and Culture este organizată, sub egida Societății Internaționale pentru Istorie Culturală, de către Universitatea din București, prin Facultatea de Filosofie și Departamentul de Istorie Antică, Arheologie si Istoria Artei; CEREFREA și Centrul pentru Studii Medievale. Alături de partenerii oficiali, Muzeul Țăranului Român, Radio Romania Cultural, LaPunkt, Muzeul Municipiului Bucureşti, Asociatia Alumni ai Universităţii din Bucureşti şi Agence universitaire de la Francophonie, organizatorii propun un eveniment deschis nu doar membrilor comunităţii academice, ci tuturor celor interesaţi de subiectele abordate de-a lungul celor patru zile de prelegeri şi mese rotunde. Programul conferinţei este disponibil pe site-ul ISCH, http://www.culthist.org/annual-conference-program-2015/. Participanţii sunt aşteptaţi, pentru o dezbatere originală a relaţiei dintre timp şi cultură, în sens larg, în cadrul Facultăţii de Filosofie, Splaiul Independenţei, nr. 204, sector 6, Bucureşti. Evenimentul este bilingv, engleză-franceză.

Programul Conferinţei 

MONDAY – SEPTEMBER 78.30-10.00 – Registration of participants

9.30 – 10.15. – OPENING SESSION, Amf. Mircea Florian (M.F.)

Alessandro Arcangeli – University of Verona, ISCH Chair

Mircea Dumitru – University of Bucharest, Rector

Gheorghe Vlad Nistor – University of Bucharest, Senate President

 

10.15.-11.00 – keynote speaker:  Ioan Pânzaru

„Odeur du temps. Senteurs et saveurs médiévales dans l’exégèse d’Aristote”.

Chair: Zoe Petre (Romania)

11.00-11.30 – Coffee break

11.30-13.00 – Panel Sessions:

TIME AND HISTORY Chair: Christopher Heath (UK) – S. 8
Valeria Soroştineanu Romania The reflection of time in the Transylvanian Romanian historiography (18th century)
Juhana Saarelainen Finland Travelling back and forth in time. Dialectics of nostalgia and utopia in the first half of nineteenth-century Finland
Mervi Löfgren Finland Criticizing Past: Interpretations of the Decent Man

 

SYNCHRONISATION: CULTURAL AND MATERIAL TECHNIQUES Chair: Oana Șerban (Romania) – S.6.
Tomáš Dvořák Czech Rep. Archaeology of the alarm: technical, perceptual, and cultural aspects of temporal cues
Alexandra Ion Romania Breaking down the body and putting it back:  structuring and synchronising knowledge in an anthropological archive
Oana Mateescu Romania Commensuration as synchronisation: the rule of three in the forest

 

THE CULTURE OF MEMORY IN THE DANUBE-CARPATHIAN-REGION IN THE MODERN PERIOD Chair: Jörg Rogge (Germany ) – Amf. Mircea Florian (M.F.)
Bogdan-Petru Maleon Romania Treason, punishment and forgiveness. The image of the Ruler in historical writings in Moldavia during the 17th – 18th centuries
Ion Lihaciu Romania Czernowitz in the culture of memory (1775-1918)
Hans-Christian Maner Germany Religion and denomination in the culture of memory in Romania in the late modern period

 

13.00-14.00 – LUNCH

14.00-16.00 – PANEL SESSIONS

 

TIME AND HERITAGE Chair: Alexandra Lițu (Romania) – Amf. Mircea Florian (M.F)
Alina Trif Romania/Belgium De retour a Cucuteni – sur la maniere dont se forme un heritage national
Anton C. van Vollenhoven South Africa A time to live, a time to die and a time to be resurrected: A peculiar case study of heritage graves on Zeerust, South Africa
Leonie Marais-Botes South Africa Doornbult – the place where time stood still
Sonia Catrina Romania/Switzerland Managing Jewish urban heritage assets in Bucharest

 

SOCIAL TIME-PERSONAL TIME Palvi Rantala (Finland) – S.8.
Ionut-Valentin Cucu Romania Time as a Forgotten Deity: the Rediscovery of Zurvan and its role in the Religious Culture of the Parsi
Evy Johanne Håland Norway/Greece Time, History and Memory in Greece
Alexis McCrossen USA Democratic Temporal Rites in the United States: A History of New Year’s Observances

 

TIME REGIMES AND REGIMES OF HISTORICITY Chair: Gabriella Valera (Italy) – Amf. Constantin  Radulescu-Motru (CRM)
Daniela Zaharia Romania “Le Temps du roi” dans la pensée chinoise aux origines de l’époque impériale
Étienne Bourdon France Les temps du monde dans les cosmographies de la Renaissance
Daniel Poitras France Régime d’historicité et lieu d’attente au début des années 1960
Marek Tamm Estonia Past Presences: A New Western Chronotope and Challenges for History Writing

 

TIME AND CULTURAL IMAGINARY Chair: Mihaela Pop (Romania) – S.6.
Adina Ruiu Canada/France Institutional and subjective temporalities in the missionary trajectories of the French Jesuits in the 17th-18th centuries
Kristin Hildur Saetran Iceland Time is. Time in the novel Hawksmoor by Peter Ackroyd
Valérie Nahon Belgium Le « mook », un journalisme à contretemps ?
Monica Adriana Ionescu Romania Memory and Time in Aurelius Augustinus and Marcel Proust or the Luxuriant Grass of Fertile Works

16.00-16.30 – COFFEE BREAK

16.30 – 18.00 – PANEL SESSIONS

 

TIME AND CULTURAL IMAGINARY Chair: Diana Ghinea (Romania)- S.8.
Daniel Gicu Romania Dimensions and representation of time in a Romanian compilation from The Thousand and One Nights (Halima)
Hannu Salmi Finland Travel in Time 1895
Melina Rokai Serbia Time and Temporality in Accounts of the Nineteen Century British Travellers on Women of the Balkans
Luiza-Maria Filimon Romania International Relations under the Tropic of Time. Analysing Imminence in the Age of Chronopolitics

 

A TIME FOR MYTHSChair: Evy Johanne Håland (Norway)   –S. 6.
Hirschfeld Na`Aman Germany Myth and the Temporality of Prehistory
Óscar Alfredo Ruiz Fernández Romania Ancient Heroes in Modern European History. Power, Symbolism, Propaganda and Myths
Iva Dimovska Hungary Queering Time through the Myth of the Fall in James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake and Marcel Proust’s Sodom and Gomorrah

19.30 – WELCOME COCKTAIL : Casa Universitarilor, Dionisie Lupu 46 

TUESDAY – SEPTEMBER 8

9.00-11.00 – PANEL SESSIONS

 

RETHINKING CLUESChair: Fredrik Nilsson and Laris-Eric Jönsson (Sweden) – Amf. Mircea Florian (M.F)
 Andrej Slaìvik Sweden Microhistory goes public: from Ginzburg’s paradigma indiziario to Weizman’s forensic tur
Brigitta Svensson Sweden Memory, method, meaning. A biographical turn in cultural history?
Eliza Kraatari Finland Unraveling the idea of cottage industry – clues as a tool of distinction
Lars-Eric Jönsson Sweden Talk, mongering and gossip in texts
Liv Egholm Denmark Messy Relationships. Tracing Networks of Concepts and Practices in Philanthropic Gift-Giving

 

TIME REGIMES AND REGIMES OF HISTORICITY Chair: Marek Tamm (Estonia) – S.8.
Crina Galiță Romania Représentations conceptuelles du temps dans les Épîtres des Frères de la Pureté (Rasā’il ‘Iwān aafā)
Rachel Elizabeth Ashcroft UK The subject-agent problem in Montaigne and Bruno: How do we master time?
Renaud Quillet France Notre temps : accélération exponentielle ou présent sans fin ? Esquisses de diagnostic et d’intelligibilité

 

OUBLI DU TEMPS ET TEMPS DES OUBLIS DANS LES RECITS DE L’HISTOIRE NATIONALE MEXICAINEChair : Mianda Cioba (Romania) – S.6.
Guy Rozat Dupeyron Mexico Le trou noir de la conquête de Mexico comme mangeur de temps
Rosa María Spinoso Arcocha Mexico Le Temps du futur: la sixième prophétie dans l’imaginaire de la Conquête du Mexique
Fernanda Núñez Becerra Mexico L’invention d’une tradition: une arme pédagogique supplémentaire contre les femmes
Miriam Hernández Reyna France Les rhétoriques interculturelles au Mexique : une expression contemporaine des figures archétypales de l’indigène

 

TIMES ARE CHANGINGChair: Roxana Coman (Romania) –  Amf. Constantin Radulescu-Motru (CRM)
Vladimir Crețulescu Romania/France La nation: ancienne ou moderne ? Une relecture critique des perspectives théoriques sur l’étendue temporelle des nations
Nino Chikovani Georgia The Soviet Time in Post-Soviet Memory: How the New Memory has been constructed in Georgia
Lana Pavlovic Aleksic Serbia Recognizing UNESCO`s Priorities for the XXI Century: Six Minutes on You Tube
Andrés Novoa Gonzáles, N. Pais Alvarez, V. Quintero Leon Spain CENTER AND TIME: The multidimensional school and globalization of the bases.

11.00-11.30 – COFFEE BREAK

11.30-13.30 – PANEL SESSIONS

 

SOCIAL TIME-PERSONAL TIME Chair: Daniel Gicu (Romania) – Amf. Mircea Florian (M.F.)
Federico Barbierato Italy Reading the past, telling the future. Popular political discussion, prevision and the dissemination of news in Early Modern Italy
    David Henkin USA Hebdomadal Form:  Diaries, News, and Weekly Rhythms in Nineteenth-Century America
Paavo Oinonen Finland A Calendar on the Air: The Broadcast Radio as a Time Organizer
Marine Beccarelli France La nuit, un espace-temps alternatif étudié au prisme de l’univers médiatique particulier de la radio nocturne
Jonathan Martineau Canada Capitalist Markets and Time: A Sociohistorical Perspective

 

TIME AND CULTURAL IDENTITYChair: Sophie Jacotot (France) – Amf. Constantin Radulescu-Motru (CRM)
Caroline Rothauge Germany Past, Present and Future – Time Regimes in the German Kaiserreich and the United States of America around 1900
Corina Iosif Romania Quand „la tradition” devient historie: la dynamique des „traditions” comme domaine de l’identité nationale : le cas roumain
Virginia Allen-Terry Sherman France Redefining time-bound family histories through timeless culinary traditions – an analysis of contemporary food memoirs

 

TIME AND POWER Chair: Heta Aali (Finland)  – S.8.
Alexandra Lițu Romania The tragic memory in words of democracy in Athens
Grigol Gegelia EUI Time and Power in the Thought of Niccoló Machiavelli
Cathleen Sarti Germany Trying to Forget. The Influence of a suppressed time in Restoration England

 

13.30-14.30 – LUNCH

 

14.30-15.30 – General Session – Amf. Constantin Radulescu-Motru

14.30 – 15.30 – keynote speaker:  Ovidiu Cristea: History and memory: the rule of Stephen the Great of Moldavia as a model for his first succesors (1504-1538)

Chair: Ecaterina Lung

15.30-16.00 – Documentary Film: În umbra castelului / In the shadow of the castle

Director, Csibi Laszlo. Introduced by Daniela Apostol. Presented by DOCUART.

16.00-16.30 – Coffee break

16.30 – 17.30 – ISCH General Assembly

 19.00 – Gala Dinner : Restaurant Caru’ cu bere, Stavropoleos 5

 

 

WEDNESDAY – SEPTEMBER 9

9.00-11.00 – PANEL SESSIONS

 

TIME, ARTS AND ESTHETICSChair: Anaïs Flechet (France) – Amf. Mircea Florian (M.F.)
Anne Brædder Denmark The body as a medium to the past – re-enacting the Second World War
Sophie Jacotot France Recréer une œuvre chorégraphique du passé ou comment faire face au passage du temps : l’exemple du Sacre du printemps de Vaslav Nijinsky
Mihaela Grancea Romania La reconstitution historique de la « Belle Epoque » du film d’action roumain du temps du national-communisme (1971-1989)
Marina-Cristiana Rotaru Romania Portraits of Queen Elizabeth II – Royal Representations in the Public Imagination Through Time

 

TIME AND HERITAGE Chair: Sabine Stach (Germany/Poland) –S.8.
Marija Benić Penava Croatia Time and tourism. Perception of time in the Croatian coastal area
Marina Bergström Finland The time of slow travel in 20th century Finland
Frédéric Armao France The “Time of Ireland”: an Interpretation of the four Yearly Irish festivals

 

SOCIAL TIME-PERSONAL TIMEChair: Alessandro Archangeli (Italy) – Amf. Constantin Radulescu-Motru (CRM)
Soile Ylivuori Finland Time management and autonomous subjectivity: Catherine Talbot, self-discipline, and politeness as a practice of the self
Marjo Kaartinen Finland Boredom and Ennui in Eighteenth-Century English Culture
Pälvi Rantala Finland Who owns my time? Napping as a negotiated act in everyday life

 

11.00-11.30 – COFFEE BREAK

11.30-13.30 – PANEL SESSIONS

 

SOCIAL TIME-PERSONAL TIME Chair: Federico Barbierato (Italy) –  Amf. Mircea Florian (MF)
Melina Cassandra Kalfelis Germany Time in Poverty – Local Understanding of an Universal Frame of Existence
Anu Korhonen Finland Women wasting time: Early modern time management from a gender perspective
Tobias Spöri Austria Political culture and generational change in Eastern Europe after 1989 – Exploring effects of the transition on political participation.
Annastiina Mäkilä Finland Temporality of the depression before and after DSM III

 

TIME AND POWERChair: Andra Jugănaru (Romania) –Amf. Constantin  Radulescu-Motru (CRM)
Christopher Heath UK The Ancients recount an absurd tale’: Time, Myth and the Origins of the Lombards
Ecaterina Lung Romania La chronologie et son rôle dans les oeuvres historiques de l’Antiquité Tardive et du début du Moyen Âge
Mianda Cioba Romania Les chevaliers du roi dans le Livre de l’Ordre de la Bande : mémoire, autorité et réglementation des statuts dans la Castille du XIVème siècle
Heta Aali Finland Time and sources in nineteenth-century France

 

NI VRAI, NI FAUX : LE TEMPS REVISITE, MEMOIRES VIVES EN RECONSTRUCTIONChair : Corina Iosif (Romania) –S.8
Panagiota Anagnostou France La musique « moderne » en Grèce dans l’entre-deux-guerres : une mémoire à reconfigurer ?
Didier Francfort France La France,  illusoire bastion de la modernité musicale populaire en Europe dans l’entre-deux-guerres
Denis Saillard France Le bagel à la recherche du temps perdu. Des petits pains des ghettos polonais au produit mondialisé

 

TIME, ARTS AND ESTHETICS Chair:      Tiina Kinnunen  (Finland) – S. 6.
Mihnea Alexandru Mihail Romania Past, Present, Future and the Places of the Afterlife in Central European Representations of the Last Judgment. 14th-15th Centuries
Carmen Burcea România Goya-Disenchanter of War
Roxana Coman Romania The past in the present: the case of nineteenth century Romanian historical painting
Eva Reme Norway Visualizing time, history and memories

 

13.30 – 14.30 – LUNCH

14.30-17.00 – PANEL SESSIONS

SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND MATERIAL CULTURE OF TIMEChair: Anton van Vollenhoven (South Africa) – Amf. Mircea Florian (M.F)
Donald Gilman USA Calendrical Calculations, Cultural Perspectives, and Tyard’s Discours du temps
Mikkel Thelle Denmark Microtechnologies in motion. Material entanglements of the Copenhagen Tramways 1863-1911. A bottom-up approach
Ana-Maria Lepăr Romania The Sun Clock from Metropolitanate Hill of Bucharest

 

TIME REGIMES AND REGIMES OF HISTORICITY Chair: Daniela Zaharia (Romania) – Amf. Constantin Radulescu-Motru (CRM)
Andra Jugănaru Hungary Explaining the Beginning of Time. Gregory of Nyssa’s Apology in Hexaemeron
Friedrich von Petersdorff Germany Distance and proximity of the past
Mauricio Sánchez-Menchero Mexico Penelope’s Weaving and Unraveling. The Passage of Time and Women’s Correspondence
Gabriella Valera Italy Time and culture. Spacialization of time and temporalization of space between grand and small narratives

 

TIME AND ART IN THE 20TH CENTURY. THEORETICAL APPROACHES AND STUDY CASESChair: Vladimir Crețulescu (Romania) – S.6.
Mihaela Pop Romania Time and Art in the 20th century
Oana Şerban Romania Heterotopias of time through spaces of representations and differences: Foucault’s Museum
Rodica Ivan-Haintz Romania The significance of the historical definition of art in our culture
Raluca Oancea Romania Time regimes: from the sacred and religious to contemporary art
Maria Buleu Romania Fin de siecle and  Moral Responsibility of the Artist.

 

19.30 – Bucharest guided tour (optional)

THURSDAY – SEPTEMBER 10

9.00-11.00 – PANEL SESSIONS

LES SAISONS CULTURELLES : TEMPS ET RYTHMES SOCIAUX DE L’ART ET DES SPECTACLES Chair : Didier Francfort (France) – Amf. Mircea Florian (M.F)
Jean-Claude Yon France La saison théâtrale. La temporalité des spectacles au XIXe siècle
Julie Verlaine France Du Salon à la Foire : quelles dynamiques de saisonnalité dans les arts plastiques ?
Jean-Yves Mollier France La rentrée littéraire
Anaïs Fléchet France Festivals et saisons musicales
Pascale Goetschel France « Crise du théâtre »  en France : une  approche politique et culturelle du temps (fin XIXe siècle-années 1930)

 

MEMORY AND PROPAGANDA Chair:   Ecaterina Lung    (Romania) – S. 8
Cécile Vallée France Remembering the past, glorifying the present, preparing the future: J.B Priestley’s obsession with time in the 1940 Sunday Postscripts
Marianne Junila & Tiina Kinnunen Finland Time in Shaping Memories: Shifting Images of the Winter War in the Finnish Memory Culture
Maria Cristina Álvarez González Spain “The return of the new”: Polish opposition intellectuals’ reflections on the course of time (1976-1991)
Lukas Becht Germany Time under transformation? How research on the future in post-communist Poland made sense of the changing realities after 1989

 

TIME, MEMORY, HERITAGEChair: Hannu Salmi (Finland) – S. 6.
Yiran Zheng China/US The Past Made Present: Three Holocaust Memorials in Berlin
Sabine Stach Germany/Poland Making of the Past – State Socialism in Heritage Tourism
Yves Montenay France Le temps et le développement : une illustration historique
Potec Emil Romania Sous le poids du temps-l’homme moderne face à  l’écoulement du temps. Une approche phénomenologique

 

MEMORY AND PROPAGANDAChair: Maria Cristina Rotaru (Romania) – Amf. Constantin Radulescu-Motru (C.R.M)
Annarita Gori Portugal Dealing with the past…
Giorgio Lucaroni Italy Italian Fascism and the Construction of History: Gerarchia 1922–1943
Jan Nelis Belgium ‘When in Rome’: Time as a cornerstone of Italian identity in the mid-twentieth century

 

11.00-11.30 – COFFEE BREAK

 

11.30 – 12.30 – General Session, Amf. Mircea Florian (M.F.)

 Keynote speaker : Christophe Prochasson : L’historien face au temps : François Furet et l’utopie

Chair: Florin Țurcanu (Romania)

12.30 – 13.30 – LUNCH

16.00-17.00 – CLOSING SESSION

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