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Programme :Jeudi 19 Avril 2012 (Apr&#232;s-midi)Biblioth&#232;que universitaire. Salle des conf&#233;rencesPr&#233;sidents de s&#233;ance : Gilbert Bonifas et Fran&#231;oise Lapraz (Universit&#233; Nice-Sophia Antipolis)14h00: Accueil des participants14h30: Ouverture du colloque par M. le Doyen de la Facult&#233; des Lettres de Nice.    14h45-15h05. Fran&#231;oise Lapraz, Universit&#233; Nice-Sophia Antipolis : Italian Horrors in Two Novels by Ann Radcliffe: A Sicilian Romance (1790) and The Italian (1797).    15h05-15h25. C&#233;line Rodenas, Universit&#233; de la Sorbonne Nouvelle (Paris III) : The Horrors of Catholicism in Matthew Gregory Lewis&#8217;s The Monk (1795), William Henry Ireland&#8217;s The Abbess (1799) and Edward Montague&#8217;s The Demon of Sicily (1807).15h25-15h40. Questions.    15h40-16h00. Fernando Clara, Universidade Nova de Lisboa : The Streets of Lisbon. Late 18th Century Science Between the Scylla of People and the Charybdis of Nature.    16h00-16h20. Judit Kiraly, The English-American Library of Nice : Unbelievable Horrors on the Riviera. Perceptions of Nice in the Writings on Nineteenth-Century Winter Visitors.16h20-16h35. Questions.16h35-16h55. Pause caf&#233;.    16h55-17h15. Luisa Villa, Universit&#224; di Genova : The &#8216;Denshawai horrors&#8217;. Men of Letters and Anti-Imperialist Debate in the Early Twentieth Century.    17h15-17h35. A. Tylor Brand, The American University of Beirut : Years of Horror. The American Experience of the Famine of World War I in Lebanon and Western Syria.17h35-17h50. Questions.    17h50-18h10. Alice Salvatore, Universit&#224; di Genova : The Mediterranean People in Marmaduke Pickthall&#8217;s Oriental Novels: Perfect Symbiosis or Ambiguous Instability?18h10-18h20. Questions.Vendredi 20 Avril 2012 (Matin)Biblioth&#232;que universitaire. Salle des conf&#233;rencesPr&#233;sidente de s&#233;ance : Martine Monacelli (Universit&#233; Nice-Sophia Antipolis)    9h15- 9h55. Keynote lecture. Roderick Cavaliero, British Council : Machiavelli&#8217;s Chickens Come to Roost.9h55-10h10. Questions.10h10-10h30. Pause caf&#233;.    10h30-10h50. Luc Racaut, University of Newcastle : The Albigensian Crusade and the Perception of the Catholic &#8216;South&#8217; in Reformation England.    10h50-11h10. Christophe Camard, Universit&#233; Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris VI): From the Italian Novella to Shakespeare and Jonson : the Representations of Italian Horrors on the Elizabethan Stage.11h10-11h25. Questions.    11h25-11h45. Malcolm Gee, University of Northumbria at Newcastle: Rome as the Enemy &#8211; Anti-Clerical Themes and Images in the Work of the Surrealists.11h45-11h55. Questions.11h55- 14h15. D&#233;jeuner.Vendredi 20 Avril 2012&#160; (Apr&#232;s-midi)Biblioth&#232;que universitaire. Salle des conf&#233;rencesPr&#233;sident de s&#233;ance : Christian Gutleben (Universit&#233; Nice-Sophia Antipolis)    14h15-14h35. Antoine Capet, Universit&#233; de Rouen : Winston Churchill and the Horrors of Gallipoli, 1915.14h35-14h45. Questions.    14h45-15h05. Tim Kirk, University of Newcastle : &#8216;Vienna belongs to Europe, but Asia starts on the Landstrasse&#8217; (Metternich). Central European Perceptions of the Wild South-East.    15h05-15h25. Jean-Claude Sergeant, Universit&#233; de la Sorbonne Nouvelle (Paris III) : When Gladstone and William Thomas Stead Campaigned against the Bulgarian Horrors.15h25-15h40. Questions.15h40-16h00. Pause caf&#233;.    16h00- 16h20. Alda Correia, Universidade Nova de Lisboa :&#160; Bandoleros, Smugglers and Robbers &#8211; Spanish Horrors and the Hybrid Genesis of the Short Story in Washington Irving&#8217;s The Alhambra.    16h20-16h40. Maria Antonia Lopez-Burgos, Universidad de Granada : Travellers&#8217; Nightmares: Filthy Inns, Bedbugs, Brigands and Beggars in the Narratives of British and American Travellers in Spain from the Eighteenth to the Early Twentieth Century.16h40-16h55. Questions.    16h55-17h15. Daniel Royot, Universit&#233; de la Sorbonne Nouvelle (Paris III) : To Hell and Back : Mark Twain&#8217;s Pilgrimage across the Mare Nostrum.17h15-17h25. Questions.17h40. Ap&#233;ritif offert aux membres du colloque.Samedi 21 Avril 2012 (Matin)Salle du Conseil de la Facult&#233; des LettresPr&#233;sident de s&#233;ance : Malcolm Gee (University of Northumbria)    9h15-9h35. Susan Oliver, University of Essex : Melancholia and Horror in Romantic Greece: British Reviews of John Keats&#8217;s Lamia and John Polidori&#8217;s The Vampyre.    9h35-9h55. Christine Reynier, Universit&#233; de Montpellier III : The Mediterranean as a Land of Trauma. A Reading of Joseph Conrad&#8217;s The Rover.9h55-10h10. Questions.10h10-10h30. Pause caf&#233;.    10h30-10h50. Paul Barlow, University of Northumbria at Newcastle : &#8216;The most degraded of them all&#8217;: Nordicist Race-Theorists and the Horrors of the Southern Race.    10h50-11h10. Neil Davie, Universit&#233; de Lyon II : &#8216;Inconsistent with the Ordinary English Phlegmatic Nature&#8217;? Violent Crime and Attitudes to Mediterranean Defendants in the English Courts, c.1830-1900&#8221;.11h10-11h25. Questions.    11h25-11h45. Lisa Beaven, La Trobe University, Melbourne : &#8216;Grave of Graves&#8217;: Grand Tourists&#8217; Responses to the Roman Campagna.    11h45-12h05. Nathalie Vanfasse, Universit&#233; d&#8217;Aix-Marseille I : Southern Horrors in Charles Dickens&#8217;s Pictures from Italy.12h05-12h20: Questions.12h20-12h40. Conclusions.12h40. D&#233;jeuner.&#160;