Religions and Politics in Antiquity. PhD-Days of the Cluster of Excellence “Religion and Politics” in collaboration with the National Research School in Classical Studies in the Netherlands (OIKOS)

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Religions and Politics in Antiquity. PhD-Days of the Cluster of Excellence “Religion and Politics” in collaboration with the National Research School in Classical Studies in the Netherlands (OIKOS)

Veranstalter
Prof. Dr. Johannes Hahn, Department of Ancient History, University of Münster; Prof. Dr. André P.M. H. Lardinois, Department of Classic, University of Nijmegen; Prof. Dr. Rüdiger Schmitt, Cluster of Excellence „Religion and Politics”, University of Münster; Eva Baumkamp, M.A., Department of Ancient History, University of Münster
Veranstaltungsort
Hauptgebäude Exzellenzcluster "Religion und Politik", Johannisstr. 1-4
Ort
Münster
Land
Deutschland
Vom - Bis
06.01.2011 - 07.01.2011
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Eva Baumkamp

In every culture, the relationship between religion and politics has been rather complex over time. Ten young PhD-students from Germany and the Netherlands present their research projects that all enquire into the relations between “Religion and Politics in Antiquity”. The workshop discusses ideas and recent findings on Hellenistic cities, Greek political structures and practices, Jewish and Christian texts as well as Latin Poetry and the reception of Antiquity. Some papers also focus on the diverse transformations of religious and political practices in Antiquity. The innovative concept of this young research conference is to bring together a variety of topics and disciplines which are related by a common interest in the nature of religion and politics. Each talk is accompanied by a brief response of an expert. The aim of the conference is to intensify relationships between German and Dutch researchers and to enhance the vivid dialogue between present and future academic generations.

Programm

Thursday, 06. 01. 2011

13:00
Opening Remarks

13:15
Lunch

14:00
Julia Krul, Münster
The Anu Cult of Seleucid Uruk: the Re-Invention of a Religious Tradition in a Late Babylonian City
Respondent: Bert van der Spek, Amsterdam

15:00
Tazuko van Berkel, Leiden
Indebtedness Engineering or Perverted Exchange? The Problematics of Lopsided Reciprocity in the Discourse of the Polis
Respondent: Matthias Haake, Münster

16:00
Coffee Break

16:30
Ruth Ebach, Münster
“You shall not Seek their Peace nor their Prosperity all Your Days Forever” Strangers in the Assembly of Yhwh (Deut 23:2-9)
Respondent: Rüdiger Schmitt, Münster

17:30
Jörn Soerink, Groningen
Ino and Palaemon in Statius
Respondent: Marc van der Poel, Nijmegen

18:30
Eva Baumkamp, Münster
Cyprian of Carthage and the Solution of Inner Christian Conflicts
Respondent: Marc van der Poel, Nijmegen

Friday, 07.01.2011

09:00
Sebastian Scharff, Münster
Oath and Foreign Policy in Greek Antiquity
Respondent: Sara Wijma, Groningen

10:00
Saskia Peels, Utrecht
The Use and Meaning of hosios in the Attic Orators
Respondent: Peter Funke, Münster

11:00
Coffee Break

11:30
Katharina Knäpper, Münster
An Ancient Right of Asylum? Differentiations and Interferences of asylia and hiketeia
Respondent: Bert van der Spek, Amsterdam

12:30
Lunch

14:00
Bettina Reitz, Leiden
The Myth of Amphion in Latin Poetry
Respondent: Karl A.E. Enenkel, Münster

15:00
Werner Gelderblom, Nijmegen
Authority and Ownership: Johannes Secundus' (1511-1536) Publication of his Poetry in Manuscript and Print
Respondent: Karl E.A. Enenkel, Münster

Kontakt

Eva Baumkamp, M.A.
WWU Münster
Seminar für Alte Geschichte/Institut für Epigraphik
Domplatz 20-22
48143 Münster

evaba@uni-muenster.de

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