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Colloque &#171; The Atlantic World of Anthony Benezet &#187;, 30 et 31 mai 2013Organis&#233; conjointement par l&#8217;universit&#233; Paris Diderot et l&#8217;Universit&#233; Paris 8-VincennesAvec le soutien de Redehja, la Soci&#233;t&#233; de l&#8217;Histoire du Protestantisme Fran&#231;ais, les &#233;quipes LARCA (Paris Diderot) et Transferts critiques et dynamiques des savoirs (Paris 8-Vincennes),&#160; l&#8217;Institut des Am&#233;riques (Paris)Organisation : Marie-Jeanne Rossignol et Bertrand Van Ruymbeke, Anne-Claire Faucquez et Louisiane FerlierInscriptions avant le 12 mai 2013ProgrammeThursday May 30, 20139h30-11h Panel 1 &#8220;The French Origins of Anthony Benezet&#8221;Moderator : Bernard Cottret,&#160; &#233;m&#233;rite Universit&#233; Versailles St Quentin en YvelinesBernard Douzil, doctorant, Paris I : &#171; La filiation vaunageole d&#8217;Anthony Benezet &#187;Didier Boisson, Universit&#233; d&#8217;Angers : &#171; &#202;tre protestant en Vermandois et en Thi&#233;rache au XVIIIe si&#232;cle &#187;Jeanne-Henriette Louis, &#233;m&#233;rite Universit&#233; d&#8217;Orl&#233;ans : &#171; William Penn, Philadelphie, Antoine B&#233;n&#233;zet, et Cong&#233;nies &#187;11h15-12h15 Plenary lectureBertrand Van Ruymbeke, University Paris 8-Vincennes: "Was Anthony Benezet a Huguenot? Putting Benezet back into the Refuge"12h15-14h00 Lunch14h-16h Panel 2&#160; &#8220;American Quakers and Benezet&#8221;Moderator : Geoff Plank, University of East AngliaAnne-Claire Faucquez, Universit&#233; Paris 8-Vincennes : &#8220;Neau, Benezet and the Establishment of African Schools&#8221;.Richard Allen, University of Wales: &#8220;Nantucket Quakers and Wales and Revolutionary Wars&#8221;.Sue Kozel, Kean University, NJ: &#8220;Following in the Footsteps of Anthony Benezet: One NJ Quaker&#8217;s Pursuit of Abolition and a &#8220;Natural Right to Liberty&#8221; for&#160; African-Americans, 1772-1793&#8221;.Jerry Frost, Swarthmore College: &#8220;Anthony Benezet: The Emergence of a Weighty Friend&#8221;.16h-16h15 Break16h15-17h45 Panel 3 &#8220;The spiritual and Literary Dimensions of Benezet&#8217;s works&#8221;Moderator : Hubert Bost, EPHEDavid Crosby, Independent researcher, Jackson MS: "Anti-Slavery as Spritiual Renewal: How Benezet's Peace Witness Drove his Campaign against Slavery".Geoff Plank, University of East Anglia, Norwich: &#8220;John Woolman, Anthony Benezet and True Gospel Nothingness&#8221;.Brycchan Carey, Kingston University, London: &#8220;Anthony Benezet&#8217;s Sentimental Rhetoric&#8221;.Reception at the Institut des Am&#233;riquesFriday, May 31, 20139h30-10h30 Plenary lectureMaurice Jackson, Georgetown University: &#8220;Let this Voice Be Heard: Anthony Benezet &#8211;Founding Father of Atlantic Abolitionism&#8221;10h45-12h45 Panel 4 &#8220;Benezet and the World of Books&#8221;Moderator: Robert Mankin, University Paris DiderotJohn Anderies, Haverford College (PA, USA): &#8220;The Literary Universe of Anthony Benezet&#8221;Louisiane Ferlier, Universit&#233; Paris Diderot : &#8220;The circulation of Quaker books against slavery : a transatlantic passage&#8221;.Randy Sparks, Tulane University: &#8220;This Precious Book&#8221;: Africa and Africans in Anthony Benezet&#8217;s Account of Guinea&#8221;.Marie-Jeanne Rossignol, Universit&#233; Paris Diderot : &#8220;The Translations of Benezet&#8217;s works in French&#8221;.12h45-14h00 Lunch14h00-15h00 Plenary lectureRichard S. Newman, Rochester Institute of Technology: &#8220;From Benezet to Black Founders: New Directions in Atlantic Abolition&#8221;.15h00-16h45 Panel 5 &#8220;Benezet and Transatlantic Reform&#8221;Moderator: Randy Sparks, Tulane UniversityJonathan D. Sassi, College of Staten Island CUNY: &#8220;Anthony Benezet and Emancipation in New Jersey, 1772-1775: A Colonial Political Campaign in its Trans-Atlantic Context&#8221;Ellen Ross, Swarthmore College, PA: &#8220;War, Peace and Social Reform in the Work of Anthony Benezet&#8221;John Kershner, University of Birmingham, England: 'To meditate awhile on this subject:' John Woolman's (1720-1772) Reading of Anthony Benezet's (1713-1784) A Caution and Warning to Great Britain&#8221;16h45-18h Panel 6 &#8220;The Abolitionist Legacy of Anthony Benezet&#8221;Moderator: Allan Potofsky, University Paris DiderotNine Reid-Maroney, Huron University College at Western London, Ontario: &#8220;Benezet&#8217;s Ghost: Revisiting the Antislavery Culture of Benjamin Rush&#8217;s Philadelphia&#8221;.Lucia Bergamasco, Universit&#233; d&#8217;Orl&#233;ans: &#8220;After Benezet: St George Tucker&#8217;s Proposals and Questionnaire&#8221;.18h-19h Book clubBrycchan Carey and Geoff Plank will present their new books on Anthony Benezet, John Woolman, and other Quakers and answer questions.Brycchan Carey, From Peace to Freedom: Quaker Rhetoric and the Birth of American Antislavery, 1658-1761, Yale University Press, 2012Geoff Plank, John Woolman&#8217;s Path to the Peaceable Kingdom: A Quaker in the British Empire, University of Pennsylvania Press, 2012.19h30 : Dinner for the participants