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Morning Session IChair&#160;: Ian Maclean (All Souls College, University of Oxford)10.30-11.30&#160;Fr&#233;d&#233;ric Gabriel (CERPHI, CNRS-ENS Lyon)Les droits de la querelle, ou la soci&#233;t&#233; au risque de la th&#233;ologie morale&#160;: un clivage acad&#233;mique en 1643-1644 entre la Sorbonne et le coll&#232;ge j&#233;suite.Morning Session IIChair&#160;: Alain Cantillon&#160;(Paris III/Wadham College, University of Oxford)12.00-1.00&#160;Isabelle Moreau (University College London)Trials and quarrels&#160;: the &#8216;Libertinage&#8217; as a case study.Afternoon Session IChair&#160;: Alexis Tadi&#233; (Paris IV-IUF/All Souls College, University of Oxford)2.30-3.30&#160;Thomas Pink (King&#8217;s College London)Suarez and Hobbes on the right to liberty and the coercion of belief.Afternoon Session IIChair&#160;: Philip Beeley (Linacre College, University of Oxford)4.00-5.00&#160;Alexander Douglas (Institute of Philosophy, University of London)Spinoza&#8217;s&#160;Metaphysical Thoughts&#160;and the Theological Implications of Cartesian Metaphysics.5.00-6.00&#160;Mogens Laerke (CERPHI, CNRS-ENS Lyon)Sufficit talibus placuisse.&#160;La controverse entre Leibniz et R&#233;gis dans le&#160;Journal des s&#231;avans&#160;en 1697.Conveners : Luc Foisneau (CESPRA, CNRS-EHESS/Institute of Philosophy, University of London) and Martine P&#233;charman (CRAL, CNRS-EHESS/MFO) &#160; &#160;