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Boecio ha permanecido en la historia por haber contribuido brillantemente a la recomposición de l... more Boecio ha permanecido en la historia por haber contribuido brillantemente a la recomposición de la unidad cultural antaño existente en el mundo romano, favoreciendo con sus escritos el desarrollo de diversas disciplinas científicas y literarias. Su obra se impuso como una referencia esencial para los intelectuales europeos a lo largo de la Edad Media y desde los inicios del Renacimiento. Influyó asimismo la literatura del siglo XVII a raíz de nuevos planteamientos religiosos. Del siglo XVIII al XX, salieron a la luz nuevas traducciones y reediciones en diferentes países europeos. Los estudios sobre Boecio y el alcance y significación de su obra a lo largo del tiempo han ido renovándose desde los años 1980 especialmente a través de varios coloquios científicos celebrados en Europa y de la publicación de diferentes obras colectivas. Si la investigación se ha centrado hasta ahora especialmente en la recepción medieval de Boecio, terreno que se presta a una continua exploración, el coloquio internacional que se desenvolverá en dos etapas en 2016 en la Universidad de Reims Champagne-Ardenne y en la Universidad de Valencia extiende la investigación hasta la época contemporánea. Gracias a la colaboración de especialistas en las diversas ciencias humanas, nos proponemos destacar aspectos desconocidos o parcialmente explorados de la obra de este gran clásico de la Antigüedad, figura ejemplar del eclecticismo científico, que contribuyó con su obra a la universalización del saber. Prestaremos una particular atención a la forma en que reciben el legado cultural y científico de Boecio los autores europeos en sus propias producciones, para hacerlo fructificar según las sensibilidades, las inquietudes y las aspiraciones propias de cada contexto y de cada época. Léanse a continuación las líneas temáticas para cada manifestación: Literatura y Artes en Reims, Teología y Filosofía en Valencia.
Boethius revisited: the reception of his works and his influence on European literature from the Middle-Ages to the present time
A Two-Part international conference:
University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne (France), 2nd-3rd of June 2016: Literature and Arts
University of Valencia (Spain), 17th-18th of November 2016: Theology and Philosophy
Boethius is famous in history for having greatly contributed to the restoration of the cultural unity which once existed within the Roman world. His works were well known during the Middle-Ages and at the beginning of the Renaissance, also having an influence on seventeenth-century literature owing to the new religious issues of the time. From the 18th to the 20th century, new translations and re-editions were published in several European countries. Since the 1980s, studies on Boethius and his posterity have been renewed, with several scholarly conferences in Europe and the publication of several collections. If scholars up to now preferred to investigate Boethius’ reception in the Middle-Ages – a field which can still be explored – this international conference, which will take place in 2016 in the University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne (France) and in the University of Valencia (Spain), will extend the investigation up to the present time. With the contribution of specialists in several branches of humanities, our purpose is to bring to light some neglected or partially studied aspects of this great classical thinker and exemplary figure of scientific eclecticism, who played a great part in the universalization of knowledge. We will pay special attention to the way in which Boethius’ scientific and cultural legacy was included in the works of other European authors, and was renewed according to the feelings, anxieties and aspirations particular to every age and historical context.
The following text explains in detail the angle adopted for each event: Literature and Arts in Reims, Theology and Philosophy in Valencia.
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Boèce est resté dans l’histoire pour avoir brillamment contribué à la recomposition de l’unité cu... more Boèce est resté dans l’histoire pour avoir brillamment contribué à la recomposition de l’unité culturelle existant jadis au sein du monde romain, favorisant par ses écrits l’essor de diverses disciplines scientifiques et littéraires. Son œuvre s’imposa comme une référence essentielle pour les intellectuels européens tout au long du Moyen Âge et dès les premiers temps de la Renaissance. Elle influença aussi la littérature du XVIIe siècle, à la lumière des nouveaux enjeux religieux. Du XVIIIe au XXe siècle, de nouvelles traductions et des rééditions parurent dans différents pays européens. Les études sur Boèce et sa postérité ont été renouvelées depuis les années 1980 par la tenue de plusieurs colloques scientifiques en Europe et la publication de divers ouvrages collectifs. Si la recherche a privilégié jusqu’à présent la réception médiévale de Boèce, champ qui reste encore à explorer, le colloque international qui se déroulera en deux étapes en 2016 à l’Université de Reims Champagne-Ardenne et à l’Université de Valence élargira l’enquête jusqu’à la période contemporaine. Grâce au concours de spécialistes venus de plusieurs horizons des sciences humaines, nous nous proposons de mettre en lumière des aspects méconnus, ou partiellement explorés de l’œuvre de ce grand classique de l’Antiquité, figure exemplaire de l’éclectisme scientifique, qui contribua par son œuvre à l’universalisation des savoirs. Nous prêterons une attention particulière à la manière dont le legs culturel et scientifique de Boèce est reçu par des auteurs européens dans leurs propres productions, pour le faire fructifier selon les sensibilités, les inquiétudes et les aspirations propres à chaque contexte et à chaque époque. On lira dans l’argumentaire développé les orientations recommandées pour chacune des manifestations : Littérature et Arts à Reims, Théologie et Philosophie à Valence.
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Les traités de rhétorique appartiennent à la littérature technique, textes dont on interroge en g... more Les traités de rhétorique appartiennent à la littérature technique, textes dont on interroge en général le seul contenu. Or, s’ils ont pour objet les ressources du langage, ils obéissent eux-mêmes à des stratégies singulières de composition et d’expression. Ce volume explore la question de l’écriture du traité ou du manuel de rhétorique dans l’Antiquité, dans toute sa diversité formelle, et interroge l’art que le rhéteur ou le critique met lui-même en œuvre pour rendre compte des textes qu’il commente ou des techniques qu’il enseigne. Dans une perspective diachronique – de la Rhétorique à Alexandre à Martianus Capella, avec une ouverture sur la poétique néo-latine – on s’y intéresse aux choix de genre, de la liste au dialogue, aux traits de style du théoricien, des figures étudiées aux figures employées pour les décrire, aux métaphores du commentaire, aux jeux de contamination du discours critique par la littérature citée, à la composition qui se révèle lorsque l’inventaire est considéré comme une œuvre.
Rhetorical treatises belong to technical literature, and are therefore often exclusively analyzed in relation to their content. Although they focus on the resources of language, their composition also obeys specific rules. This volume accounts for the formal diversity of ancient Latin and Greek treatises and handbooks and explores the devices rhetoricians and literary critics resorted to when they commented on other texts or explained the techniques they taught. It follows a diachronic approach from the first rhetorical textbook known to us – the Rhetoric to Alexander – to Martianus Capella’s allegorical writing and also offers perspectives on neo-Latin poetics. The topics addressed by the contributors include genre, form and style, the contamination of discourse by the works cited and composition.
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Call for papers by Sophie Conte
Boethius revisited: the reception of his works and his influence on European literature from the Middle-Ages to the present time
A Two-Part international conference:
University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne (France), 2nd-3rd of June 2016: Literature and Arts
University of Valencia (Spain), 17th-18th of November 2016: Theology and Philosophy
Boethius is famous in history for having greatly contributed to the restoration of the cultural unity which once existed within the Roman world. His works were well known during the Middle-Ages and at the beginning of the Renaissance, also having an influence on seventeenth-century literature owing to the new religious issues of the time. From the 18th to the 20th century, new translations and re-editions were published in several European countries. Since the 1980s, studies on Boethius and his posterity have been renewed, with several scholarly conferences in Europe and the publication of several collections. If scholars up to now preferred to investigate Boethius’ reception in the Middle-Ages – a field which can still be explored – this international conference, which will take place in 2016 in the University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne (France) and in the University of Valencia (Spain), will extend the investigation up to the present time. With the contribution of specialists in several branches of humanities, our purpose is to bring to light some neglected or partially studied aspects of this great classical thinker and exemplary figure of scientific eclecticism, who played a great part in the universalization of knowledge. We will pay special attention to the way in which Boethius’ scientific and cultural legacy was included in the works of other European authors, and was renewed according to the feelings, anxieties and aspirations particular to every age and historical context.
The following text explains in detail the angle adopted for each event: Literature and Arts in Reims, Theology and Philosophy in Valencia.
NOS NOUVEAUTES by Sophie Conte
Rhetorical treatises belong to technical literature, and are therefore often exclusively analyzed in relation to their content. Although they focus on the resources of language, their composition also obeys specific rules. This volume accounts for the formal diversity of ancient Latin and Greek treatises and handbooks and explores the devices rhetoricians and literary critics resorted to when they commented on other texts or explained the techniques they taught. It follows a diachronic approach from the first rhetorical textbook known to us – the Rhetoric to Alexander – to Martianus Capella’s allegorical writing and also offers perspectives on neo-Latin poetics. The topics addressed by the contributors include genre, form and style, the contamination of discourse by the works cited and composition.
Papers by Sophie Conte
Boethius revisited: the reception of his works and his influence on European literature from the Middle-Ages to the present time
A Two-Part international conference:
University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne (France), 2nd-3rd of June 2016: Literature and Arts
University of Valencia (Spain), 17th-18th of November 2016: Theology and Philosophy
Boethius is famous in history for having greatly contributed to the restoration of the cultural unity which once existed within the Roman world. His works were well known during the Middle-Ages and at the beginning of the Renaissance, also having an influence on seventeenth-century literature owing to the new religious issues of the time. From the 18th to the 20th century, new translations and re-editions were published in several European countries. Since the 1980s, studies on Boethius and his posterity have been renewed, with several scholarly conferences in Europe and the publication of several collections. If scholars up to now preferred to investigate Boethius’ reception in the Middle-Ages – a field which can still be explored – this international conference, which will take place in 2016 in the University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne (France) and in the University of Valencia (Spain), will extend the investigation up to the present time. With the contribution of specialists in several branches of humanities, our purpose is to bring to light some neglected or partially studied aspects of this great classical thinker and exemplary figure of scientific eclecticism, who played a great part in the universalization of knowledge. We will pay special attention to the way in which Boethius’ scientific and cultural legacy was included in the works of other European authors, and was renewed according to the feelings, anxieties and aspirations particular to every age and historical context.
The following text explains in detail the angle adopted for each event: Literature and Arts in Reims, Theology and Philosophy in Valencia.
Rhetorical treatises belong to technical literature, and are therefore often exclusively analyzed in relation to their content. Although they focus on the resources of language, their composition also obeys specific rules. This volume accounts for the formal diversity of ancient Latin and Greek treatises and handbooks and explores the devices rhetoricians and literary critics resorted to when they commented on other texts or explained the techniques they taught. It follows a diachronic approach from the first rhetorical textbook known to us – the Rhetoric to Alexander – to Martianus Capella’s allegorical writing and also offers perspectives on neo-Latin poetics. The topics addressed by the contributors include genre, form and style, the contamination of discourse by the works cited and composition.