The Freie Universität Berlin and the ARC Centre of Excellence for the History of Emotions (Europe 1100-1800) presents: EMOTIONS: MOVEMENT, CULTURAL CONTACT AND EXCHANGE, 1100-1800 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS MONIQUE SCHEER (University of Tübingen) ‘Fetishizing Emotions’ June 30th, 2016, 12:50-2:20 pm at the Seminaris Campus Hotel Berlin, Takustraße 39 LYNDAL ROPER (University of Oxford) ‘Luther and Emotions in the Reformation’ July 1st, 2016, 11–12:30 pm at the Seminaris Campus Hotel Berlin, Takustraße 39 LAURA M. STEVENS (University of Tulsa) ‘Fostering and Theft: The Hunger for Children’ July 2nd, 2016, 11–12:30 pm at Holzlaube FU Berlin, Fabeckstraße 23-25 DATE: 30 June to 2 July 2016 This conference will draw on a broad range of disciplinary and cross-disciplinary expertise in addressing the history of TIME: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm emotions in relation to cross-cultural movement, exchange, VENUE: Freie Universität Berlin: contact and changing connections in the later medieval and 30 June - 1 July, Seminaris early modern periods. It brings together two major areas in CampusHotel contemporary Humanities: the study of how emotions were 2 July, Holzlaube. understood, expressed and performed in pre-modern contexts, both by individuals and within larger groups and communities; ENQUIRIES: and the study of pre-modern cultural movements, contacts, [email protected]. exchanges and understandings, within Europe and between Image: East Indian Market Stall, attributed to non-Europeans and Europeans. Albert Eckhout, 1640 - 1666. © Rijksmuseum. program DAY 1: THURSDAY, 30 JUNE 2016 AT THE SEMINARIS CAMPUSHOTEL BERLIN, TAKUSTRASSE 39, 14195 BERLIN 11:00 am Registration 12:00–12:50 pm Welcome ANDREW LYNCH and DANIELA HACKE Introduction CLAUDIA JARZEBOWSKI 12:50 – 2:20 pm KEYNOTE LECTURE: MONIQUE SCHEER (University of Tübingen) ‘Fetishizing Emotions’ 2:20 – 2:45 pm Afternoon Tea 2:45 – 4:15 pm Parallel Sessions 1 (A-C) 1A ‘ENCOUNTERING THE OTHER IN 1B ‘EMOTIONAL RESONANCES AND 1C ‘ENCOUNTERS IN THE NORTHERN EUROPE: HOSTILITY, RESPONSES: BLACKNESS, THE AFFECTIVE SPACE: EXCHANGE PITY, FEAR AND SURPRISE’ MONSTROUS AND DIASPORA AND IDENTITY IN EARLY MODERN OBJECTS’ ART’ Chair LAURA KOUNINE (Max Chair CLAUDIA JARZEBOWSKI Chair STEPHEN CUMMINS (Max Planck-Institute for Human (Freie Universität Berlin) Planck-Institute for Human Development) Development) FRANK BRANDSMA (University of BRÍD PHILLIPS (The University of ISABELLA AUGART (Universität Utrecht) Western Australia) Hamburg) ‘“Al was hi sward, wat scaetde ‘“Devils Will the Blackest Sins Put ‘Affective Regimes in Maíno’s The dat?”: Courtly Cultural Exchange in on”: The Emotional Register of Recapture of Bahia (1634–1635)’ the Roman van Moriaen’ Colour’ CAROLYNE LARRINGTON ANNA KOLOS (Adam Mickiewicz CHRISTINE UNGRUH (Freie (University of Oxford) University Poznań) Universität Berlin) ‘Playing it Cool: Encounters with the ‘Medieval Emotions towards ‘De profundis: How the Early Other in Old Norse Prose Genres’ Monstrous Races: Mappae Mundi Christian Desert Fathers Affect the between Word and Image’ Olivetans and their Funerary Rites at Monte Oliveto Maggiore in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries’ FRANCISCA HOYER (Uppsala JETTE LINAA (Moesgaard Museum) University) ‘Home is Where the Heart is: ‘Writing another Christina. Body and Longing and Belonging Seen Emotions in Queen Christina’s through the Possessions of Dutch Memoirs.’ Immigrants in Early Modern Denmark’ 4:15 – 4:30 pm Break 4:30 – 6:00 pm Parallel Sessions 2 (A-B) 2A ‘MISSIONARIES AND TRAVELLERS IN ASIAN 2B ‘MUSIC, BALLADS, TRAVEL WARNINGS: SOCIETIES IN THE SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH EMOTIONAL RESPONSES TO CHANGE’ CENTURIES: DIFFERENCE, EXOTICISM AND THE WONDROUS’ Chair XENIA VON TIPPELSKIRCH (Humboldt- Chair FELICITA TRAMONTANA (Wissenschaftskolleg zu Universität zu Berlin) Berlin) STEPHEN CUMMINS (Max Planck-Institute for Human CAROL WILLIAMS (Monash University/Melbourne) Development) ‘Avignon 1309–1377: Site of Cultural Exchange in Music’ ‘Matteo Ripa’s Mission in China and Lucio Wu’s Life in Italy: Emotional Interpretation and Interaction’ ELISA FREI (University of Trieste) UNA MCILVENNA (University of Kent) ‘“Digitus Dei est hic”: The Best Candidate to the Indies ‘Sent to Virginny: Early Modern Ballads about the New (Sixteenth–Eighteenth Century)’ World’ HUNTER C. BANDY (Duke University) EVA JOHANNA HOLMBERG (University of Helsinki) ‘Wondering at the Indian Landscape: An Iranian ‘Sadness and Sickness in Early Modern English Travel Philosopher’s Emotional Journeys’ Accounts: Travel Advice, Warnings and Survival’ 7:00 pm CONFERENCE DINNER Restaurant 'Shayan', Goltzstraße 23, 10781 Berlin 3 program DAY 2: FRIDAY, 1 JULY 2016 AT THE SEMINARIS CAMPUSHOTEL BERLIN, TAKUSTRASSE 39, 14195 BERLIN 9:00 – 10:30 am Parallel Sessions 3 (A-C) 3A ‘EMOTION AND TEMPORALITY 3B ‘EMOTIONS IN THE COLONIAL 3C ‘EMOTIONAL STRATEGIES IN IN MEDIEVAL GERMAN AMERICAS’ THE CONFLICTS OF WAR AND LITERATURE’ CONQUEST: NEW SPAIN AND CIVIL WAR ENGLAND’ Chair FRANCISCA HOYER (Uppsala Chair EVA LEHNER (University of Chair JENNY SPINKS (University of University) Duisburg-Essen) Manchester) JUTTA EMING (Freie Universität JACQUELINE HOLLER (University of MANUEL KOHLERT (Humboldt- Berlin) Northern British Columbia) Universität zu Berlin) ‘Travel and Timelessness’ ‘Memory and Melancholy in the ‘Love, Fear and Conquest – Or, How Cortés Conspiracy of 1566’ Emotions and Legal Norms during the Spanish Expansion in Sixteenth- Century Latin America were Interconnected’ ELKE KOCH (Freie Universität REBECCA NOBLE (University of HEATHER DALTON (The University Berlin) Warwick) of Melbourne) ‘Never Trust a Travelling Scholar: ‘Madness, Emotional Regimes and ‘Putting on a Brave Face: Adopting Figurations of Trust, Faith and Governance in the Bourbon Mexican Old World Battlefield Apparitions as Knowledge in Late Medieval Short Missions’ New World Representations of Narratives’ Triumph’ JOHANNES TRAULSEN (Freie ANDREA NOBLE (Durham FINOLA FINN (Durham University) Universität Berlin) University) ‘The Spread of Despair? The New ‘A River of Love. Time and Space in ‘Response’ Model Army and Sectarian Beliefs’ Middle High German Monastic Literature’ 10:30 – 11:00 am Morning Tea 11:00 – 12:30 pm KEYNOTE LECTURE: LYNDAL ROPER (University of Oxford) ‘Luther and Emotions in the Reformation’ 12:30 – 1:30 pm Lunch 1:30 – 3:00 pm Parallel Sessions 4 (A-C) 4A ‘EMOTIONS, PLACE AND SPACE 4B ‘EMOTIONS, FAMILIES AND 4C ‘IMAGES AND OBJECTS: IN MEDIEVAL LITERARY GENRES’ HOUSEHOLDS IN EARLY MODERN EMOTIONAL INVESTMENT, EUROPE’ RESONANCE AND POWER IN EUROPEAN AND NON-EUROPEAN WORLDS’ Chair GIOVANNI TARANTINO (The Chair LUCA SCHOLZ (Freie Chair STEFAN HANß (University of University of Western Australia) Universität Berlin) Cambridge) ANDREW LYNCH (The University of FRANCESCA BREGOLI (Queens LISA BEAVEN (The University of Western Australia) College/City University of New York) Melbourne) ‘On the Outer: Emotion and Exile in ‘“Your Mother is Three-Quarters ‘Raising the Spirits with the Sight of Medieval Hagiography and Dead Because of You”: Business Various Colours: An Exchange of Romance’ and Emotions in a Trans- Coins for Paintings between Rome Mediterranean Household’ and Madrid in 1658’ SARAH MCNAMER (Georgetown FEDERICA FRANCESCONI (The JENNY SPINKS (The University of University) College of Idaho) Manchester) ‘Patience and the Conquest of ‘Emotions, Cosmopolitan Intimacy ‘Riding the Juggernaut: Embodied Medieval Ireland’ and Community Control within the Emotions, Indian Ritual Processions Jewish Household in Early Modern and Early Modern Northern Italy’ European Visual Culture’ 4 program JÖRG WETTLAUFER (University of MADELINE SHANAHAN (La Trobe MARK WILLIAMS (Cardiff University) Göttingen) University) ‘An Emotional Company: Mobility, ‘Emotional Encounters in Late ‘“Their Nurses Whom They Love So Community and Control in the Medieval Travel Accounts’ Well”: Infant Feeding and Colonial Records of the English East-India Discourse in Early Modern Ireland’ Company’ 3:00 – 3:30 pm Afternoon Tea 3:30 – 5:00 pm Parallel Sessions 5 (A-C) 5A ‘EMOTIONAL ENCOUNTERS AND 5B ‘LITERARY GENRES AND 5C ‘EMOTIONS AND CULTURAL CONFLICTS BETWEEN THE HOLY EMOTIONS WORK IN THE EXCHANGE IN MEDIEVAL LATIN ROMAN EMPIRE AND OTTOMAN EIGHTEENTH CENTURY: AND NORDIC TEXTS’ TURKEY, SIXTEENTH TO DIDACTICISM, COHESION AND EIGHTEENTH CENTURIES’ FRIENDSHIP’ Chair DANIELA HACKE (Freie Chair PHILIPP NIELSEN (Max Chair JUTTA EMING (Freie Universität Berlin) Planck-Institute for Human Universität Berlin) Development) HANNES ZIEGLER (Ludwig- AMIR MINSKY (New York University JANE-HELOISE NANCARROW (The Maximilians-Universität München) Abu Dhabi and Max Planck-Institute University of Western Australia) ‘Emotional Disorder: The Holy for Human Development) ‘Bishop Wulfstan's Wailing: Roman Empire’s Confrontation with ‘Portable Emotionologies: Didactic Negotiating the Norman Conquest the Turkish Threat and the Emotions and the Franco-German through Imperial Anglo- Confessional Divide (1586–1606)’ Cultural Exchange, c.1770–1800’ Romanesque Architecture’ CHARLOTTE COLDING SMITH CHRISTINA BECKERS (Carl von SARAH MEACHAM (Virginia (German Maritime Museum) Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg) Commonwealth University, ‘Fear and Fascination in Libraries: ‘Familiarising the Unfamiliar: On Richmond) Books Describing and Depicting the the Emotional Appropriation of the ‘“The Affable Cheerfulness of a Ottoman Empire in Early Libraries Other in Eighteenth-Century Gentleman”: Status and Emotions and Kunstkammer Collections’ Transcontinental Family in Eighteenth-Century