Opening Remarks | 7am-7.15am PST 3pm BST 4pm CEST 5pm IDT |
– John Christopoulos (UBC) and Diego Pirillo (UC Berkeley), Opening Remarks |
Heresy and Religious Dissent | 7.15am-8:15am PST 3.15pm BST 4.15pm CEST 5.15pm IDT |
– Emily Michelson (University of St Andrews), Walking a thin line: Protestants on Foot in Rome
– Alessandra Celati (University of Verona), Mapping Religious Dissent in Sixteenth-Century Venice
– Hannah Marcus (Harvard University), Beheading the Hydra: Antonio Castelvetro, The Congregation of the Index, and an Imagined Future for Print Censorship |
Catholicism and Mediterranean Crossings | 8.15am-8.55am PST 4.15pm BST 5.15 CEST 6.15pm IDT |
– Tamar Herzig (Tel Aviv University) Commemorating Early Modern Slavery: Religious Difference, Gender, and Culture
– Eric Dursteler (Brigham Young University), The Inquisitor at the Table: Food and Identity in Mediterranean Tribunals of the Roman Inquisition |
BREAK | 8.55am-9.05am PST 4.55pm BST 5.55pm CEST 6.55pm IDT |
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A New Diplomatic History of the Counter-Reformation | 9.05am-9.45am PST 5.05pm BST 6.05pm CEST 7.05pm IDT |
– Alana Mailes, (University of Cambridge), Diplomats at Vespers: Foreign Intelligencers and Sacred Music in Seicento Venice
– Joe Amato (Stanford University), Heresy, Medici Politics, and the Making of a Tuscan Church |
Art, Material Culture and Mobility | 9.45am-10.45am PST 5.45pm BST 6.45pm CEST 7.45pm IDT |
– Grace Harpster (Georgia State University), Art and the Pastoral Visit: Implementing Image Reform after Trent
– Paul Nelles (Carleton University), Madonnas and Martyrs: The Madonna of Santa Maria Maggiore in Global Transit (1569–1639)
– Talia Di Manno (University of California, Berkeley), Christian Archaeology and the Defense of Papal Primacy after Valla |
BREAK | 10.45am-11.00am PST 6.45pm BST 7.45pm CEST 8.45pm IDT |
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Conclusions and group discussion | 11am PST 7pm BST 8pm CEST 9pm IDT |
– Stefania Tutino (UCLA), Concluding Remarks
and group discussion |