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18 - 20 octobre 2018 - Université de ToulouseUniversité de ToulouseOrganisatrices : Adeline Grand-Clément (Université Toulouse 2-Jean Jaurès, IUF) ; Charlotte Ribeyrol (Université Paris-Sorbonne, IUF) et Anna Guédon (Université Toulouse 2-Jean Jaurès)Jeudi 18 octobre (14h-18h30)&#160;13h30 Welcome and registration / Accueil et café&#160;14h Introduction: Adeline Grand-Clément &#38; Charlotte Ribeyrol&#160;14h30 Keynote 1: Mark Bradley (Nottingham University): ‘Roman aromas: dirt, depravity and the power of odour in the city of Rome, from ancient to modern’&#160;Chair: Adeline Grand-Clément&#160;15h30 Discussion&#160;Session 1. Gendered smells and bodies&#160;Chair: Filippo Carla (Heidelberg)&#160;15h45 Elaine Sartorelli (Sao Paulo): ‘Let “no unpleasant smell offend the nostrils”: the role of the body in the rhetoric of Erasmus of Rotterdam’&#160;16h15 Margaret Day (Ohio State): ‘Vaginal Fumigation for the Goop Generation: Scent Therapy in Antiquity and the Holistic Health Movement’&#160;16h45 Coffee break / Pause café&#160;17h Ainize González García (Barcelona) and Nicole Haitzinger (Salzburg) : ‘“DADA does not smell like anything”: performing and painted bodies from Ovid to Dada.’&#160;17h30 Fabien Bièvre-Perrin (Centre Camille Jullian, Aix-Marseille Université)/ Tiphaine Annabelle Besnard (Université de Pau et des Pays de l’Adour) : ‘L’odeur du marbre : Chaleur et sensualité des corps antiquisants au XXIe siècle’&#160;18h Discussion&#160;Vendredi 19 octobre (9h30-18h)&#160;9h30: Keynote 2: Catherine Maxwell (Queen Mary, London): ‘"Unguent from a carven jar": Odour and Perfume in Arthur Machen’s The Hill of Dreams (1907)'&#160;Chair : Charlotte Ribeyrol&#160;10h30 Discussion&#160;Session 2. Exotic scents: sensing otherness&#160;Chair: TBC&#160;10h45 Giacomo Savani (Leicester University) ‘Sensual Otherness: Ancient Baths in 19th-century Art’&#160;11h15 Coffee break / Pause café&#160;11h45 Christina Bradstreet (National Gallery London) ‘Perfumed antiquity in Victorian paintings’&#160;12h15 Nolwenn Corriou (Paris I): ‘Breathing in “the strange Egyptian smell”: Contamination and the Erotics of the Dead Body’&#160;12h45 Discussion&#160;13h-14h30: Buffet / Buffet lunch&#160;Session 3. What smell is the sacred ? The sensoriality of antique rituals&#160;Chair: Martina Treu (IULM)14h30 Johannes Eber (LMU München): ‘Representations of fragrance in Pompeian domestic cult’&#160;15h Jean-Pierre Albert (EHESS Toulouse): ‘Marie-Madeleine, la sainte (au) parfum’&#160;15h30 Anna Guédon (Toulouse): ‘Sacrifier des parfums pour Isis: la reconstitution sensorielle de rituels isiaques dans la littérature et la peinture au XIXe siècle’&#160;16h Discussion&#160;16h15 Coffee break / Pause café&#160;Samedi 20 octobre (UT2J, 9h-13h)&#160;Session 4. Recreating the Fragrance of the Past&#160;Chair : Martin Lindner (Göttingen)&#160;9h Raffaella Viccei (Milan) ‘“Balsama et crocum per gradus theatri fluere iussit” (Vita Hadr. 19,5). The Smells and Senses in the Roman Theatre and their Contemporary Reception.’&#160;9h30 Kim Beerden (Leiden): ‘Wake up and smell the Roman food’&#160;10h Giulia Corrente (Università degli Studi Roma Tre): ‘La persistance d'un parfum antique: la Rose de Paestum’&#160;10h30 Coffee break / Pause café&#160;11h Cecilia Bembibre (UCL): ‘Archiving smells: a review of real and imagined collections of odours, and a proposal for smell preservation’&#160;11h30 Denise Reitzenstein (LMU München): TBC&#160;12h Closing discussion&#160;