REMINDER: Prolepsis’ 2nd International Postgraduate Conference
Martina Filosa <[email protected]> Tue, 21 Mar 2017 18:36:37 +0100
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REMINDER: Prolepsis’ 2nd International Postgraduate Conference “Auctor est aequivocum”: Authenticity, Authority and Authorship from the Classical Antiquity to the Middle Ages University of Bari (Italy), 26th and 27th October 2017 Confirmed keynote speaker: Claudia Sode (Universität zu Köln) Prolepsis Association is delighted to announce its second international postgraduate conference whose theme will be the investigation into the concepts of authenticity and authorship of literary and historical texts from the Classical Antiquity to the Medieval and the Byzantine Age. “Auctor est aequivocum” Honorius of Autun writes in his Expositio in Cantica Canticorum (prol., PL 172, col. 348), underlining the ambiguity of the term “Auctor”. We would like use this quotation as a starting point for a discussion on the vast number of issues that derive from the concepts of authority, authorship and authenticity and on the problems that relate to their – often controversial – definitions. This year our conference is particularly keen on – but not limited to – the following topics: • Authorship, pseudo-epigraphy and ancient ghost writers • Corpora and spuria • Forms of σφραγίς and autographs • Ancient and modern interpolations • Ancient and modern forgeries and ways to unveil them • Borders between forgery and non authenticity • Ancient editions and authorial philology • Anonymous texts, adespota, unsuspicious authors and attributions in modern scholarship • “Il copista come autore”: notable colophons, famous scribes and scribal interpolations • Ancient terminology for authenticity and authorship (ἀλλότριος, ψευδεπίγραφος, spurium…) • Anonymous texts perceived as authorial and authorial texts perceived as anonymous • Catenae and centos • Copyright and Open Access Classics. The participation in the conference as speaker is open to postgraduate students and early career researchers. To participate is necessary to send an e-mail to [email protected] by the 30th of April 2017. The e-mail must contain the following pdf attachments: 1. An anonymous abstract of approximately 300 words (excluding references) and in English. You should specify if the abstract is for an oral presentation or a poster. 2. A short academic biography with name and affiliation. Papers should be 20 minutes in length plus 10 minutes for discussion. The languages admitted for the presentation are English and Italian. Selected papers will be considered for publication. Italian speakers will be required to provide an English handout and possibly a translation/translated summary of their paper. Proposals for coordinated panels and posters are most welcome. Expenses for travel and accommodation will not be covered. For any enquiries write to [email protected], we will be glad to help you find solutions. The organising committee: Elena Barile Roberta Berardi Nicoletta Bruno Martina Filosa Luisa Fizzarotti pdf version at: https://www.academia.edu/31145809/Prolepsis_2nd_ International_Postgraduate_Conference_Auctor_est_aequivocum_Authenticity_ Authority_and_Authorship_from_the_Classical_Antiquity_to_ the_Middle_Ages_26th-27th_October_2017_University_of_Bari -- Martina Filosa Universität zu Köln Institut für Altertumskunde Abt. Byzantinistik und Neugriechische Philologie Albertus-Magnus-Platz 50923 Köln