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Institut De Recherche Pour L'étude Des Religions Bulletin D'informations N° 19 Mars 2020 Institut de recherche pour l’étude des religions Bulletin d’informations n° 19 Mars 2020 Table du Bulletin Actualités de l’IRER et des manifestations scientifiques en Histoire des religions ................................................................................................................ 3 HISTOIRE DES RELIGIONS : ANNONCES DE COLLOQUES ET JOURNÉES D’ÉTUDES........................................... 5 COLLOQUES, JOURNÉES D’ÉTUDES PASSÉS..................................................................................................... 11 SOUTENANCES DE THÈSES ET D’HDR............................................................................................................. 41 Bulletin Bibliographique...................................................................................45 Christianisme................................................................................................45 Époque antique......................................................................................................................................................... 45 Époque médiévale .................................................................................................................................................... 57 Époque moderne..................................................................................................................................................... 110 Époque contemporaine ........................................................................................................................................... 157 Islam ...........................................................................................................202 Judaïsme .....................................................................................................213 Actualités de l’IRER et des manifestations scientifiques en Histoire des religions La parution du dernier bulletin de l’IRER, dans les premiers jours de septembre 2019, a ouvert le cycle des activités pour l’année universitaire 2019-2020. Reprenant au mois d’octobre, trois séances ont eu lieu, de septembre à novembre 2019. En octobre, autour du livre d’Edouard Coquet, Albert de Mun et la séparation de l’Eglise et de l’Etat, 1904-1907. « Soldat vaincu d’une cause invincible » (Cerf, Patrimoines, 2019). Cette séance associait *Jacques-Olivier Boudon, Edouard Coquet et *Martin Dumont. Le 12 novembre, autour du volume publié par *Marie-Françoise Baslez, Comment les chrétiens sont devenus catholiques. Ier-Ve siècle (Tallandier, 2019). La rencontre associait *Marie-Françoise Baslez, Philippe Blaudeau (univ. Angers), *Martin Dumont et Michel-Yves Perrin (EPHE). Deux semaines plus tard, le 26 novembre, la séance portait sur le livre de Marie Levant, Pacelli à Berlin. Le Vatican et l’Allemagne, de Weimar à Hitler, 1919-1934 (Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2019), associant Sascha Hinkel (univ. Münster), Marie Levant (EHNE – Sorbonne Université), Gilbert Merlio (Paris-I Panthéon-Sorbonne) et Laura Pettinaroli (Institut catholique de Paris). Les mouvements sociaux entraînant des perturbations dans le bon fonctionnement de Sorbonne Université, deux conférences, en décembre 2019 et en janvier 2020, ont dû être reportées. Les séances ont donc repris le 13 février, autour du volume publié par Cédric Giraud, Écrits spirituels du Moyen Âge (Gallimard, Bibliothèque de la Pléiade, 2019). Présidée par Nicole Bériou (AIBL), la rencontre associait Cédric Giraud (univ. Lorraine), Patrick Henriet (EPHE) et Patrice Sicard (IRHT). ! Les prochaines séances vont avoir lieu : - Le lundi 2 mars, de 18h à 20h, Amphi Guizot de Sorbonne Université (17 rue de la Sorbonne, Paris 5e), autour du livre de Caroline Muller, Au plus près des âmes et des corps. Une histoire intime des catholiques au XIXe siècle (PUF, 2019). La rencontre associera *Martin Dumont, François Marxer, sj. (Centre Sèvres), Caroline Muller (univ. Rennes) et Denis Pelletier (EPHE - GSRL). 4 - Le mercredi 18 mars, de 18h à 20h, salle D664 de Sorbonne Université (54 rue Saint Jacques, Paris 5e, galerie Claude Bernard), autour du livre d’Olivier Rota, Apostolat catholique et travail social en milieu juif. Les Ancelles de Notre-Dame de Sion, 1926-1964 (Cerf, Patrimoines, 2019). Organisée en commun avec la Société des études juives, elle réunira Danielle Delmaire (univ. Lille), Max Polonovski (SEJ) et Olivier Rota (univ. Artois). Une autre séance est en cours d’organisation, autour du livre publié par Bernard Dompnier et Marie Viallon, L’habit religieux du penseur politique. Une biographie de Paolo Sarpi (Classiques Garnier, 2019). ! Actualité éditoriale et des membres de l’IRER Au Vatican, les archives du pontificat de Pie XII (1939-1958) seront désormais accessibles aux chercheurs à partir du 2 mars 2020. A l’approche de cet événement, et afin d’établir « un état des lieux de l’historiographie abondante - et souvent polarisée - sur le pontificat du pape Pacelli, mais aussi identifier les thématiques innovantes et susceptibles de fédérer les recherches à venir en histoire et en sciences sociales », quatre journées thématiques ont été organisées en France : en 2019, à Lyon (17 octobre) et à Bordeaux (28 novembre), et, en 2020, deux à Paris (30-31 janvier). *Olivier Sibre (Institut Georges Pompidou) était parmi les organisateurs de ces journées. Par ailleurs, l’année 2020 marquant le 1600e anniversaire de la naissance de Sainte- Geneviève, l’IRER (Martin Dumont, Michel Sot) co-organise un colloque international sur « Sainte-Geneviève, 420-2020. Histoire et mémoire ». Comité scientifique : Jean-Robert Armogathe (EPHE), Nicole Bériou (AIBL), Caroline Bourlet (Ville de Paris), *Martin Dumont, Marie-Hélène Grintchenko (Collège des Bernardins), Marie-Céline Isaïa (IUF), P. Florian Pignault (Paris), Nathalie Rollet-Bricklin (Bibliothèque Sainte Geneviève), *Michel Sot, André Vauchez (AIBL). Il aura lieu à Sorbonne Université (amphi Louis Liard), au Collège des Bernardins et à l’Académie des inscriptions et belles lettres les 18, 19 et 20 novembre 2020. Signalons enfin la nouvelle collection que *Cécile Dogniez dirige aux éditions Brepols, Semitica & classica Supplementa, complément de la revue Semitica & classica. Un premier volume est paru en 2019, Reconstruire les villes. Modes, motifs et récits, édité par Emmanuelle Capet, *Cécile Dogniez, Maria Gorea, Renée Koch Piettre, Francesco Massa et Hedwige Rouillard-Bonraisin. Bulletin de l’IRER n° 19 (Mars 2020) 5 ! Histoire des religions : annonces de colloques et journées d’études - 3 mars, Paris : « Les Psaumes dans la culture huguenote. Usages militants (XVIe- XVIIIe siècle), journée d’étude organisée à la Maison des sciences de l’homme (EPHE) par Chrystel Bernat (Institut protestant de théologie), Gilbert Dahan (CNRS) et Annie Noblesse- Rocher (Faculté de théologie de Strasbourg), en partenariat avec le Laboratoire d’études sur les monothéismes (UMR 8584 CNRS-EPHE), Sorbonne Université (initialement prévue le 19 décembre 2019). Interventions de Chrystel Bernat (« Psaumes et militances réformées, règlementation synodale et législation royale (XVIe-XVIIIe siècle) »), Gilbert Dahan, (« L’exégèse des Psaumes aux XVIe-XVIIe siècles et son influence dans les usages militants »), Beat Föllmi (« Du bûcher au champ de bataille : la force du chant des Psaumes pendant les conflits confessionnels au XVIe siècle »), Inès Kirschleger (« Les Psaumes dans les pérégrinations féminines au Désert »), Annie Noblesse-Rocher (« Les prédications sur les Psaumes des pasteurs du temple de Charenton ») ; Laurent Drelincourt et la révision du psautier de Genève (1664-1679) (Guillaume Peureux, « Le Mémoire de 1664 : le Psautier face au “tyran des langues” » ; Julien Goeury, « La correspondance de 1674-1679 : Drelincourt, E. Bouhereau et “l’illustre ami” »). - 5 mars, Poitiers : « Les cryptes romanes et leur décor peint », journée d’études organisée par le CESCM (Centre d’études supérieures de civilisation médiévale), coordonnée par Marcello Angheben et Claire Boisseau. Interventions de Christian Sapin (« Architecture, fonctions et circulations »), Marcello Angheben (« Présentation des problématiques : les exemples italiens »), Carolina Sarrade (« La crypte de Saint-Savin : approche technique »), Claire Boisseau (« Comprendre les peintures de la crypte de Saint-Savin à la lumière du culte des saints »), Amaëlle Marzais (« La crypte de Tavant : architecture et décor peint »), Géraldine Fray (« Bilan sanitaire de la crypte de Notre-Dame-la-Grande : une stabilité précaire »), Claudine Landry (« Le décor de la crypte de l’église Notre-Dame de Montmorillon »), Cécile Voyer (« Le décor peint de la crypte de la collégiale de Saint- Aignan-sur-Cher, une image de la confession »). - 11-12 mars, Metz : « La conversion à l’époque patristique », colloque organisé à l’Institut européen d’écologie par Marie-Anne Vannier. Interventions de Marie-Anne Vannier (« Le rôle constitutif de la conversion chez les Pères »), Lorenzo Perrone (« Origène et la conversion »), Gérard Nauroy (« Circonstances et modalités de la conversion chez Ambroise de Milan, de l'empereur Gratien à Fritigil, la reine des Marcomans »), Otto Wermelinger (« La Bulletin de l’IRER n° 19 (Mars 2020) 6 conversion d’Eutropia, la belle-mère de Constantin »), Jacques Elfassi (« Nouvelles sources d’Isidore de Séville. Sent. II, 7-10 »), Nathalie Rambault (« Jean Chrysostome et la conversion »), Gina Derhard (« Les métaphores de la conversion chez les Pères latins »), Jaime Garcia (« Le caractère paradigmatique de la conversion d’Augustin
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