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Frankwalt Möhren and the DEAF’s “Bibliographic Supplement”: Tradition and Perspectives

March 3, 2023

International Colloquium in Honor of Frankwalt Möhren’s 80th Birthday // International Colloquium in Honor of Frankwalt Möhren’s 80th Birthday

Program
TimeProgram items
9:45Welcome and coffee
10:15Prof. Dr. Frankwalt Möhren : The Evolution of the DEAF Bibliography, 1970–2022
11:15Prof. Dr. Martin Glessgen / Dr. Marco Robecchi / Jonathan Schaber: The Transformation of the DEAF Bibliography into the GallRom Database
12:00Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Raible: The Contribution of the Fifth Edition of Frankwalt Möhren’s Bibliography to Our Understanding of Medieval Texts
12:15Lunch (“standing lunch”)
1:45 PMAnalysis of selected textual traditions from the DEAF bibliography and the GallRom database
3:00 PMCoffee break
followed by
  • Dr. Piero Andrea Martina (IRHT, Paris), The Novel: New Fragments—New Versions?
  • Prof. Dr. Davide Checchi (University of Bergamo), Lyric Poetry Between Songwriters and Poets
  • Dr. Viola Mariotti (Heidelberg, Academy of Sciences), The case of the Assises de Jérusalem (AssJér)
  • Dr. Federica Fusaroli (University of Lausanne), Bibliographic Duplicates Between the DEAF Bibliography and the Critical Catalog of Literary Manuscripts in Old Occitan
  • Dr. Marco Robecchi (University of Bolzano), Border Textuality: Medieval Literature within the Framework of ‘Central Galloromania’
4:45 PMRoundtable: Research Perspectives Opened by the DEAF Bibliography
5:15 PMClosing of the conference

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  • Dr. Marco Veneziale (University of Zurich), In the Unpublished Collection(s). The Case of the Legendaries
  • Jessica Meierhofer (University of Zurich/Paris-Sorbonne), In Search of Norman “Texts”: Did Norman Literature Exist Before ca. 1250?
  • Prof. Dr. Thierry Revol (University of Strasbourg), Mysteries in Publishing. A Fragmented Tradition: How to Edit Late Medieval Mysteries?
  • Dr. Géraldine Veysseyre (University of Paris-Sorbonne),The lexical modernization of texts disseminated over the long term (HistAncCésar, LégDorVign, PelVieS, etc..) : an irremediable blind spot in dictionaries of medieval French
  • Dr. Cristina Dusio (University of Bolzano), Work, Text, and Versions. An investigation into the concept of “text” in the cycle of Guillaume d’Orange and Narbonne

Date: March 3, 2023

Location: Lecture Hall of the Heidelberg Academy of Sciences and Humanities, Karlstraße 4, 69117 Heidelberg

Start time: 9:45 a.m.

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