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From: Volker Bauer <[log in to unmask]> Date: 31.01.2007 Subject: Ank: Reassessing Intellectual History: Passions and Virtues in Early Modern Europe (32. Internationaler Wolfenbütteler Sommerkurs) - Wolfenbüttel 07/07 ------------------------------------------------------------------------
Herzog August Bibliothek Leiter: Martin van Gelderen (Florenz), Brian Cummings (Sussex), Wolfenbüttel 08.07.2007-21.07.2007, Bibelsaal in der Bibliotheca Augusta Deadline: 31.03.2007
Reassessing Intellectual History: Passions and Virtues in Early Modern Europe
In the past decades intellectual history has flourished. A new set of approaches, from the Cambridge School to New Historicism and the varieties of conceptual history, have rejuvenated the field, moving well beyond the remnants of old Geistesgeschichte, of the classical history of ideas. The aim of this summer school is to reassess recent developments in intellectual history as a distinctly interdisciplinary field of studies standing at the crossroads of history, literature, philosophy, politics and religion.
The Wolfenbüttel summer school will bring together an international and distinctly interdisciplinary group of scholars, interested in particular in the relationships between history, literature and religion. Together these scholars will focus firstly on the philosophical debates that have characterised intellectual history so strongly, from the debates on intentionality, the importance of agency and/or structure, on whether to study concepts or speech acts, on how to do contextualisation, up to the challenges from some of the post-modern approaches to the study of literature and history.
Combining debates on ‘theory’ with ‘practice’, the main focus of the summer school is on one of the key themes of modern intellectual history, the study of passions and virtues in early modern history. Put in a nutshell, the course will explore how artists, philosophers, pamphleteers and politicians addressed the relation between human passions and moral and political virtues - moving from sixteenth-century debates on conscience, to seventeenth-century theories of passions and virtues, finishing with the eighteenth-century debates on passions and politeness.
Bewerbungen
Der Sommerkurs besteht aus Lehrveranstaltungen, Übungen und Diskussionen; vorgesehen ist die Vorstellung der wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten der einzelnen Teilnehmer. Die Ausschreibung richtet sich an Studierende, die ihre Abschluß- oder Doktorarbeiten schreiben. Arbeitssprache ist Englisch.
Die Bibliothek bietet zwanzig Plätze für Teilnehmer und übernimmt deren Kosten für Übernachtung und Frühstück.
Formlose Bewerbungen mit Lebenslauf, die Bildungsweg und wissenschaftliche Arbeit beschreiben und von der Empfehlung eines Hochschullehrers begleitet sein sollen, werden bis zum 31. März 2007 (möglichst per E-Mail) erbeten an:
Dr. Volker Bauer Herzog August Bibliothek Postfach 13 64 D-38299 Wolfenbüttel
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------------------------------------------------------------------------ The programme includes sessions on:
- Conscience and Passions from Thomas More to John Milton (Brian Cummings, Sussex) - Hot Protestantism (Peter Lake, Princeton) - Law and Poetry, Passions and Virtues (Annabel Brett, Cambridge) - The Passions and Virtues of Republicanism (Martin van Gelderen, Florence) - The Passions of Joost van den Vondel (Frans Willem Korsten, Leiden) - Empire and Passion (Eva Botella Ordinas, Harvard) - Adam Smith’s Theory of Moral Sentiments (Nick Phillipson, Edinburgh) - British Passions and Politeness (Iain Hampsher-Monk, Exeter)
------------------------------------------------------------------------ Dr. Volker Bauer [log in to unmask]
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