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Enlightenment and Catholicism in Central Europe. International Workshop2–3 June 2016Pázmány Péter Catholic University1 Mikszáth tér, 1088-Budapest, Room Vera CsapodyPDFProgram2 June 201610.00 OpeningMiklós KŐSZEGHY (Vice Dean responsible for academic affairs and innovation, PPCU)10.05 Plenary talkUlrich L. LEHNER (Marquette University, Milwaukee)Between Trent and Waterloo: The Horizon of Catholic Enlightenment10.50 Discussion and coffee break11.15 Panel 1 – Bishops and EnlightenmentChair: Ulrich L. LEHNER (Marquette University, Milwaukee)Sascha WEBER (Justus Liebig University, Gießen)Radical reforms, enlightened clerics and pious subjects. Catholic Enlightenment in the Electorate of Mainz, 1763–1774Elisabeth LOBENWEIN (Paris Lodron University, Salzburg)Prince-archbishop Hieronymus Count Colloredo (1732–1812) – Main Protagonist of the Enlightenment in SalzburgDennis SCHMIDT (Eberhard Karls University, Tübingen)Catholic Enlightenment within state and church. The Inner Austrian bishops in the decade of Joseph II12.15 Discussion and lunch break14.00 Panel 2 – Piarist and EnlightenmentChair: Eva Kowalská (Institute of History, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava)Piroska BALOGH (Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest)Károly Koppi: the Piarist historian as an enlightened scholar and a science project organizerAndrás FORGÓ (Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Budapest)Piarists and the political culture of the Josephinist EraOlga KHAVANOVA (Institute of Slavic Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow)The Piarist Order serves the common good: social and cultural experiences gained in the colleges of Szenc and Vác, 1763 to 1785Barnabás SZEKÉR (Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest)The New Ideas on Public Schools and the Piarists in Hungary around 176315.20 Discussion and coffee break16.00 Plenary talkEva KOWALSKÁ (Institute of History, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava)Catholic Enlightenment in Hungary: Reality or Fiction? Representation of Religious Innovations in Vienna Newspapers16.45 Discussion3 June 201610.00 Plenary talkLászló KONTLER (Central European University, Budapest)Catholic Knowledge in Enlightenment Central Europe: The Case of Maximilian Hell10.45 Discussion and coffee break11.15 Panel 4 – Moderate Enlightenment in the Kingdom of HungaryChair: László KONTLER (Central European University, Budapest)Ákos András KOVÁCS (National Heritage Institute, Budapest): “Volksaufklärung” and “Conservative Enlightenment” on the Hungarian Territories of the Habsburg Empire in the late 18th CenturyKatalin PATAKI (Central European University, Budapest)Madness and Monastic Prisons in Late Eighteenth-century HungaryGábor VADERNA (Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest)Poetics, Theology, Enlightenment. Benedictine Cultural Practices in the early 19th-Century Hungary12.15 Discussion and lunch break14.00 Panel 3 – Monastic Enlightenment? Three and a half case studiesChair and preliminary remarks: Thomas WALLNIG (Austrian Institute of Historical Research /University of Vienna)Marion JANSKY (University of Graz)Laurenz Doberschitz, an ecclesiastical traveler between monastic tradition and individual travel experienceMaria ROTTLER (University of Vienna)St. Emmeram and the EnlightenmentIrene RABL (Cistercian Archives, Lilienfeld)Frobenius Forster vs. Chrysostomus Wieser. Two abbots between Baroque and Enlightenment15.15 Discussion and closing remarksOrganization: András Forgó (Department of Early Modern History, PPCU), forgo.andras@btk.ppke.hu