Events

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Colloquium
Hrabanus Maurus’ De rerum naturis und Isidor von Sevillas Etymologiae – Übernahmen, Umformungen, Zusätze
Location: Carl-Zeiss-Straße 3, Raum 306

Speaker: Maria Pätzold

Colloquium
Wage dich nicht über die Säulen des Herakles hinaus. Soziale und religiöse Grenzen in Pindars Epinikien
Location: Carl-Zeiss-Straße 3, Raum 306

Speaker: Johanna von Nathusius

Colloquium
Proba’s Commentary on the Isagoge: A Comparative Study within the Commentary Tradition on Aristotle’s Categories
Location: Carl-Zeiss-Straße 3, Raum 306

Speaker: Diego Viola

Guest Lecture / Theory Workshop
Die Texte der anderen? Frühchristliche Perspektiven auf die pagane Philosophie im Spannungsfeld von Heteronomie und Autonomie
Location: Carl-Zeiss-Straße 3, Raum 306

Guest speaker: Prof. Dr. Johannes Breuer (Mainz)

Colloquium
From a Disease of the Body to a Disease of the Soul: Biblical Leprosy in the Old Testament and in Philo of Alexandria
Location: Carl-Zeiss-Straße 3, Raum 306

Speaker: Milan Vrljanović

Guest Lecture / Theory Workshop
Wissenstransfer in der Heilkunde: Ägypten, Mesopotamien, Griechenland
Location: Carl-Zeiss-Straße 3, Raum 306

Guest speaker: Prof. Dr. Tanja Pommerening (Marburg)

Guest Lecture / Theory Workshop
Eins, zwei ... viele? Zur Frage der Urübersetzung(en) des Neuen Testaments in die lateinische Sprache
Location: Carl-Zeiss-Straße 3, Raum 306

Guest speaker: Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Blümer (Mainz)

International Conference
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(Re)Create. Towards a Theory of Heteronomous Texts
Location: ThULB

You are kindly invited to an interdisciplinary and international conference hosted by the Research Training Group (GRK 2792). The conference will focus on the strategies and intentions in heteronomous texts in Antiquity and the Middle Ages. Heteronomy is defined as intentional dependence of one text on others. The new text, whether it is a commentary or an excerpt, acknowledges the norm set by another text. Examining how this acknowledgement is expressed in the text provides new insights into its autonomous role and significance. We look forward to receiving your contributions.
To apply, please refer to our Call for Papers below. Contact details: recreate-texts@uni-jena.de

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Summer School
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International Summer School 2024

This year's international summer school deals with the topic of "Heteronomous Texts in the Ancient and Medieval History of Science. Medicine, Philosophy and further Arts and Sciences".

Applications are possible until 24 May 2024. 

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