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Atelier doctoral, Rome, 10-15 septembre 2018Argumentaire&#160;L&#8217;&#201;cole fran&#231;aise de Rome, en partenariat avec l&#8217;EHESS, l&#8217;ENS de Lyon, trois laboratoires du CNRS (LEM, C&#233;Sor, IHRIM) et le labex CoMod (Lyon), organise un atelier doctoral &#224; Rome du 10 au 15 septembre 2018. Cet atelier s&#8217;inscrit dans le cadre du programme &#171;&#160;Normes et pratiques du religieux en Orient et Occident&#160;: une histoire crois&#233;e des circulations entre les communaut&#233;s chr&#233;tiennes d&#8217;Europe et de M&#233;diterran&#233;e&#160;&#187;. Dirig&#233; par Camille Rouxpetel et Laurent Tatarenko, ce programme f&#233;d&#232;re l&#8217;&#201;cole fran&#231;aise d&#8217;Ath&#232;nes, le Centre de recherche fran&#231;ais &#224; J&#233;rusalem et l&#8217;EFR, ainsi que le CNRS (C&#233;Sor, CERCEC), l&#8217;Universit&#233; catholique de Louvain et l&#8217;Universit&#233; de Nantes (CRHIA).Les relations entre religion et institutions, longtemps d&#233;laiss&#233;es par des sciences humaines et sociales structur&#233;es par la la&#239;cit&#233; ou, au contraire, investies &#224; des fins apolog&#233;tiques, sont aujourd&#8217;hui interrog&#233;es &#224; nouveaux frais. Dans ce cadre, il est indispensable de revenir de mani&#232;re critique sur la notion d&#8217;&#201;glise, dans sa pluralit&#233; confessionnelle, occidentale et orientale (Europe centrale et orientale, espace hell&#233;nique, Proche-Orient), car bien souvent, l&#8217;&#171;&#160;histoire religieuse&#160;&#187; prend pour acquis ce qu&#8217;il s&#8217;agit ici d&#8217;interroger. &#192; l&#8217;inverse, dans cette &#233;cole th&#233;matique internationale, nous mettrons en &#233;vidence et nous discuterons les probl&#233;matiques qui structurent l&#8217;institutionnalit&#233; eccl&#233;siale, ses normes, ses ramifications, ses jeux d&#8217;&#233;chelles, et nous proposerons une cartographie des champs relatifs &#224; ce domaine. Classiquement, quand il s&#8217;agit de d&#233;finir l&#8217;&#201;glise, on reconna&#238;t d&#8217;embl&#233;e l&#8217;ambigu&#239;t&#233; du terme, ses sens multiples&#160;: c&#8217;est cette ambigu&#239;t&#233; et sa polyphonie que nous explorerons de mani&#232;re interdisciplinaire, pour mieux comprendre la dialectique entre religion, institution et normes.Cet atelier doctoral permettra ainsi de mettre en rapport des historiographies s&#233;par&#233;es alors m&#234;me qu&#8217;elles partagent un objet central et fort, l&#8217;&#201;glise, qui n&#8217;est souvent trait&#233;e que comme une toile de fond de l&#8217;histoire. En effet, l&#8217;objet &#171;&#160;&#201;glise&#160;&#187; est interdisciplinaire par d&#233;finition, mais son &#233;tude, rare en tant que telle dans le monde francophone, est d&#233;membr&#233;e entre diff&#233;rentes disciplines (th&#233;ologie, histoire, mais aussi lettres classiques, sociologie, philosophie, droit). Les participant-e-s qui prendront part &#224; cette &#233;cole auront l&#8217;opportunit&#233; de voir r&#233;unies des approches diverses et compl&#233;mentaires&#160;: sociale, normative, liturgique, politique, orientaliste. Les participant-e-s auront acc&#232;s aux m&#233;thodes, aux probl&#233;matisations et aux derniers acquis de ces diff&#233;rentes approches interdisciplinaires dans la longue dur&#233;e. En outre, ils auront &#233;galement l&#8217;occasion de discuter entre eux de leurs sujets, et de la sp&#233;cificit&#233; ou de la convergence de leurs probl&#233;matiques. Enfin, ils b&#233;n&#233;ficieront des regards de diff&#233;rents sp&#233;cialistes sur les probl&#232;mes qu&#8217;ils rencontrent, puisque tous les conf&#233;renciers participeront &#224; l&#8217;&#233;cole dans sa totalit&#233;.Rome est l&#8217;un des lieux par excellence o&#249; l&#8217;on peut &#233;tudier dans un p&#233;rim&#232;tre restreint des &#233;l&#233;ments divers qui s&#8217;&#233;chelonnent sur un mill&#233;naire&#160;: sites arch&#233;ologiques, b&#226;timents antiques, m&#233;di&#233;vaux et &#171;&#160;baroques&#160;&#187;, fonds d&#8217;archives, biblioth&#232;ques eccl&#233;siastiques. Pour un atelier doctoral qui se situe &#224; la crois&#233;e de plusieurs domaines, ce centre g&#233;ographique des &#233;poques antique, m&#233;di&#233;vale et moderne s&#8217;impose de lui-m&#234;me.&#160;L&#8217;atelier se d&#233;roulera de la mani&#232;re suivante&#160;:1) Des conf&#233;rences historiographiques, en fran&#231;ais, qui pr&#233;senteront le matin une synth&#232;se probl&#233;matis&#233;e de l&#8217;&#233;tat de l&#8217;art, ainsi que les perspectives les plus actuelles de la recherche. Apr&#232;s ces interventions, une large place sera consacr&#233;e aux discussions.2) Dans un format plus r&#233;duit, l&#8217;apr&#232;s-midi, les &#233;tudiant-e-s pourront faire un expos&#233; concis en lien avec les th&#233;matiques abord&#233;es (langues de travail&#160;: italien, fran&#231;ais, anglais). Pendant cette semaine de formation, nous envisageons de s&#233;lectionner les meilleurs expos&#233;s des participant-e-s. pour leur proposer, &#224; l&#8217;issue de l&#8217;atelier, une soumission de leur texte aux M&#233;langes de l&#8217;&#201;cole fran&#231;aise de Rome Moyen &#194;ge.3) Des visites guid&#233;es et comment&#233;es de sites arch&#233;ologiques, de b&#226;timents et de fonds archivistiques.Bourses et modalit&#233;s pratiques d'envoi des propositionsL&#8217;&#201;cole fran&#231;aise de Rome propose 12 bourses pour des jeunes chercheurs (&#233;tudiant-e-s en master&#160;2, en doctorat ou jeunes post-doctorant-e-s de l&#8217;Union europ&#233;enne et d&#8217;autres pays) effectuant un travail de recherche sur les th&#232;mes et les probl&#232;mes de l&#8217;atelier. Ces bourses couvrent uniquement les frais de s&#233;jour &#224; Rome. Les frais de transport incombent aux laboratoires ou aux &#233;coles doctorales des participant-e-s (&#224; titre exceptionnel, nous pourrons envisager de prendre en charge certains trajets).Les candidat-e-s doivent envoyer (en fran&#231;ais, ou en italien, ou en anglais),avant le 31 mars 2018,&#224; secrma@efrome.it1. un CV d&#8217;une page et2. la pr&#233;sentation de leur sujet de recherche en une page.OrganisationFr&#233;d&#233;ric Gabriel (CNRS, IHRIM, ENS de Lyon)Camille Rouxpetel (CRM-Universit&#233; Paris-Sorbonne&#160;/&#160;CRHIA-Universit&#233; de Nantes&#160;/&#160;Villa I&#160;Tatti, the Havard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies)Comit&#233; scientifiqueDominique Iogna-Prat (CNRS, EHESS, C&#233;Sor)Michel-Yves Perrin (EPHE-LEM)Annick Peters-Custot (CRHIA-Universit&#233; de Nantes)Pierre Savy (EFR)Beno&#238;t Schmitz (Centre Roland Mousnier, Paris)Laurent Tatarenko (IESW&#160;/&#160;CERCEC)Doctoral Workshop: Rome, 10-15 September 2018Argument&#160;The &#201;cole fran&#231;aise de Rome, in partnership with the EHESS, the ENS Lyon, three CNRS laboratories (LEM, C&#233;Sor, IHRIM) and the labex CoMod (Lyon), is organizing a doctoral workshop in Rome from 10 to 15 September 2018. This workshop is part of the program &#8220;Religious Norms and Practices in Eastern and Western Christianity: a comparative history of interactions between European and Mediterranean Christian communities (from the ninth century to the nineteenth century A.D.)&#8221;. Headed by Camille Rouxpetel and Laurent Tatarenko, this program federates the &#201;cole fran&#231;aise d&#8217;Ath&#232;nes, the Centre de recherche fran&#231;ais &#224; J&#233;rusalem and the EFR, as well as the CNRS (C&#233;Sor, CERCEC), the Catholic University of Louvain and the University of Nantes (CRHIA).The relations between religion and institutions, long neglected by human and social sciences structured by secularism or, on the contrary, used for apologetic purposes, are now being questioned afresh. In this context, it is essential to return critically to the notion of the Church, in its confessional plurality, both Western and Eastern (Central and Eastern Europe, Hellenic space, Middle East). Very often, &#8220;religious history&#8221; takes indeed for granted what it is here to question. Conversely, in this international thematic school, we will highlight and discuss the issues that structure ecclesial institutionalism, its norms, its ramifications, its scale games, and we will propose a cartography of fields related to this topic. Classically, when it comes to defining the Church, we immediately recognize the ambiguity of the term, its multiple meanings: it is this ambiguity and its polyphony that we will explore in an interdisciplinary way, to better understand the dialectic between religion, institution and norms.This doctoral workshop will thus make it possible to relate compartmentalized historiographies even though they share a central and strong object, the Church, which is often treated only as a backdrop to history. Instead of focusing on the differences between subjects and disciplines, our comparative approach of distinct times and territories, taken in various political contexts, will allow us to understand historical phenomenon that are anything but linear in nature. Indeed, the object &#8220;Church&#8221; is interdisciplinary by definition, but its study, rare as such in the French-speaking world, is divided between different disciplines (theology, history, but also classical letters, sociology, philosophy, law). The participants who will take part in this school will have the opportunity to see combined diverse and complementary approaches: social, normative, liturgical, political, orientalist. The participants will have access to the methods, the problematization and the last achievements of these different interdisciplinary approaches in the long term. In addition, they will also have the opportunity to discuss among themselves their subjects, and the specificity or convergence of their issues. Finally, they will benefit from the expertise of different specialists on difficulties they encounter, since all the speakers will participate in the school in its entirety.Rome is the ideal place where we can study in a restricted area various elements which spread over a millennium: archaeological sites, ancient, medieval and &#8220;Baroque&#8221; buildings, archives, ecclesiastical libraries. For a doctoral workshop located at the crossroads of several domains, this geographical center of the ancient, medieval and modern eras imposes itself.&#160;The Workshop will take place as follows:1) Historiographical lectures, in French, that will present a problematized synthesis of the state of the art, as well as the most current perspectives of research. After these interventions, a large place will be devoted to the discussions.2) In a smaller format, students will be able to give a concise presentation in relation to the topics covered (working languages: Italian, French, English). During this training week, we plan to select the best presentations from the participants. to offer them, at the end, a submission of their text to the M&#233;langes de l&#8217;&#201;cole fran&#231;aise de Rome Moyen &#194;ge.3) Guided tours of archaeological sites, monuments and archives.Scolarships and submission guidelinesThe &#201;cole fran&#231;aise de Rome offers 12 scholarships for young researchers (MA, PhD or post-doctoral students from the European Union and other countries) carrying out research work on the issues of the workshop. These scholarships cover only the accommodation expenses in Rome, travel costs being borne by the laboratories or doctoral schools of the participants (exceptionally, we can consider taking charge of certain travels).Those wishing to participate must send (in French, or in Italian, or in English),before 31 March 2018,to secrma@efrome.it1. a one-page CV and2. the presentation of their research topic in one page.&#160;OrganizationFr&#233;d&#233;ric Gabriel (CNRS, IHRIM, ENS de Lyon)Camille Rouxpetel (CRM-Universit&#233; Paris-Sorbonne&#160;/&#160;CRHIA-Universit&#233; de Nantes&#160;/&#160;Villa I&#160;Tatti, the Havard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies)Advisory boardDominique Iogna-Prat (CNRS, EHESS, C&#233;Sor)Michel-Yves Perrin (EPHE-LEM)Annick Peters-Custot (CRHIA-Universit&#233; de Nantes)Pierre Savy (EFR)Beno&#238;t Schmitz (Centre Roland Mousnier, Paris)Laurent Tatarenko (IESW&#160;/&#160;CERCEC)Scuola dottorale, Roma, 10-15 settembre 2018Argomento&#160;L&#8217;&#201;cole fran&#231;aise de Rome, in collaborazione con l&#8217;EHESS, l&#8217;ENS Lyon, tre laboratori del CNRS (LEM, C&#233;Sor, IHRIM) e il labex CoMod (Lione), organizza una scuola dottorale a Roma dal 10 al 15 settembre 2018. Questo workshop &#232; parte del programma &#8220;Norme e pratiche del religioso tra Oriente e Occidente (IX-XIX secolo). Una storia incrociata delle circolazioni tra comunit&#224; cristiane d&#8217;Europa e del Mediterraneo&#8221;, diretto da Camille Rouxpetel e Laurent Tatarenko. Sei istituzioni sono partner del progetto: l&#8217;EFR, l&#8217;&#201;cole fran&#231;aise d&#8217;Ath&#232;nes, il Centre de recherche fran&#231;ais &#224; J&#233;rusalem, il CNRS (C&#233;Sor, CERCEC), l&#8217;Universit&#224; cattolica di Louvain e l&#8217;Universit&#224; di Nantes (CRHIA).Le relazioni tra religione e istituzioni, a lungo trascurate dalle scienze umane e sociali improntate al secolarismo o, al contrario, utilizzate per scopi apologetici, tornano oggi ad essere messe in discussione. In questo contesto, &#232; essenziale ritornare criticamente alla nozione di Chiesa, nella sua pluralit&#224; confessionale, sia occidentale che orientale (Europa centrale e orientale, spazio ellenico, Medio-Oriente). Molto spesso, la &#8220;storia religiosa&#8221; d&#224; infatti per acquisto quello che invece si tratter&#224; di discutere in questa scuola tematica internazionale, nell&#8217;ambito della quale affronteremo le questioni che strutturano l&#8217;istituzionalismo ecclesiastico, le sue norme, le sue ramificazioni, i suoi giochi di scala, per proporre una cartografia dei campi di studio relativi a questo argomento. Classicamente, quando si tratta di definire la Chiesa, riconosciamo immediatamente l&#8217;ambiguit&#224; del termine, i suoi molteplici significati: esploreremo questa ambiguit&#224; e la sua polifonia attraverso una prospettiva interdisciplinare, allo scopo di comprendere meglio il rapporto dialettico tra religione, istituzione e norme.Questo seminario dottorale consentir&#224; quindi di mettere in relazione tra loro storiografie che appaiono separate, bench&#233; condividano un oggetto centrale e forte, cio&#232; la Chiesa, spesso collocata soltanto sullo sfondo della storia. Anzich&#233; concentrarsi sulle differenze tra materie e discipline, il nostro approccio comparativo volto a tempi e territori distinti, colti in vari contesti politici, ci permetter&#224; di comprendere fenomeni storici che sono di natura tutt&#8217;altro che lineare. Infatti, l&#8217;oggetto &#8220;Chiesa&#8221; &#232; per definizione interdisciplinare, ma lo studio della Chiesa, raro in quanto tale almeno nel mondo francofono, di divide tra diverse discipline (teologia, storia, ma anche lettere classiche, sociologia, filosofia, diritto). I partecipanti che prenderanno parte a questa scuola avranno l&#8217;opportunit&#224; di vedere combinati tra loro approcci diversi e complementari, di tipo sociale, normativo, liturgico, politico, orientalista. Essi potranno avere accesso ai metodi, alla problematizzazione e agli ultimi risultati di questi diversi approcci interdisciplinari di lunga durata. Inoltre, avranno anche l&#8217;opportunit&#224; di discutere tra di loro dei loro temi di ricerca e della specificit&#224; o della convergenza delle problematiche da loro affrontate. Infine, beneficeranno dal confronto con diversi specialisti in merito alla difficolt&#224; da loro incontrate, poich&#233; tutti i relatori parteciperanno alla scuola nella sua interezza.Roma &#232; il luogo ideale nel quale studiare entro un&#8217;area ben delimitata elementi la cui storia che si articola per oltre un millennio: siti archeologici, edifici antichi, medievali e barocchi, archivi, biblioteche ecclesiastiche. Per un seminario situato al incrocio di diversi campi di ricerca, si autoimpone l&#8217;importanza di questo centro geografico delle epoche antica, medievale e moderna.La scuola si svolger&#224; come segue:1) Lezioni storiografiche, in francese, che presenteranno una sintesi problematizzata dello stato dell&#8217;arte, nonch&#233; le prospettive pi&#249; attuali della ricerca. Dopo questi interventi, un ampio spazio sar&#224; dedicato alle discussioni.2) In un formato pi&#249; contenuto, gli studenti offriranno concise presentazioni relative agli argomenti trattati (lingue di lavoro: italiano, francese, inglese). Durante questa settimana di formazione, prevediamo di selezionare le migliori presentazioni dei partecipanti, per offrire loro, alla fine, la possibilit&#224; di sottoporre il loro testo alle M&#233;langes de l&#8217;&#201;cole fran&#231;aise de Rome.3) Visite guidate di siti archeologici, monumenti e archivi.Borse e modalit&#224; di partecipazioneL'&#201;cole fran&#231;aise de Rome offre 12 borse di studio per giovani ricercatori (laurea magistrale, dottorandi o studenti post-dottorato provenienti dall&#8217;Unione Europea e altri paesi) che svolgono attivit&#224; di ricerca sui temi del workshop. Queste borse di studio coprono solo le spese di soggiorno a Roma, mentre le spese di trasporto sono a carico dei laboratori o delle scuole di dottorato dei partecipanti (eccezionalmente, possiamo considerare la copertura di determinate spese di viaggio).Le candidature (in francese, o in italiano o in inglese) dovranno pervenire tassativamente,entro il 31 marzo 2018,all&#8217;indirizzo secrma@efrome.it. I candidati dovranno presentare1. un CV di una pagina e2. la presentazione del loro tema di ricerca in una pagina.OrganizzazioneFr&#233;d&#233;ric Gabriel (CNRS, IHRIM, ENS de Lyon)Camille Rouxpetel (CRM-Universit&#233; Paris-Sorbonne&#160;/&#160;CRHIA-Universit&#233; de Nantes&#160;/&#160;Villa I&#160;Tatti, the Havard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies)Comitato scientificoDominique Iogna-Prat (CNRS, EHESS, C&#233;Sor)Michel-Yves Perrin (EPHE-LEM)Annick Peters-Custot (CRHIA-Universit&#233; de Nantes)Pierre Savy (EFR)Beno&#238;t Schmitz (Centre Roland Mousnier, Paris)Laurent Tatarenko (IESW&#160;/&#160;CERCEC)