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« Jouer à la flamme bien moyenâgeuse : médiévisme dans la culture populaire contemporaine » / « Getting medieval : medievalism in popular culture »25-26 novembre 2016, Université d’AlbiVendredi 25 novembre 2016 - Bâtiment Multimédia / Auditorium 2 8h30 Accueil des Participants/WelcomeOuverture de la Journée d'Etudes/Conference Opening9h15-10h45 The Roots in a Nutshell : Origins and Impetus for Interest in Adapting Medieval Themes to Modern WorksModératrice : Cynthia Boyer, INU Champollion. 9h15 "Le ‘tuf profond jusqu'où plongent nos racines biologiques et mentales' : Les raisons du succès de la fiction moyenâgeuse pour la jeunesse (XX-XXI)" - Régine Atzenhoffer (Université de Strasbourg, France). 9h45 "The Interweaving of Archetypal Elements Inspired by Medieval Literature and Culture, in the Harry Potter series" - Eglantine Pillet (University of St. Andrews, Scotland/ Université Paris IV-Sorbonne, France). 10h15 "La tour et l'aventure: matière arthurienne, romanesque et décor médiéval en Stephen King, Roberto Recchioni et Hermann" - Andrea Tondi (Università degli Studi di Siena [University of Siena], Italy).10h45-11h00: Pause Café/Coffee Break11h00-12h30 Worlds without Ends: Recasting the Recounts for Modern AdaptationModérateur : John Ford, INU Champollion 11h00 "The World Within and the World Without: The Exceptional and the Familiar in Cadfael" - Francis Mickus (Université Paris IV-Sorbonne, France). 11h30 "Fact or Fiction: Recasting Medieval Animal Trials for a Modern Audience" - Lesley MacGregor (University of Oxford, England). 12h00 "‘Internet Crusaders': Political Medievalism, Conservatism, and the Social Media - Ricardo Facchini (Independent Scholar olim Archivio Centrale dello Stato [State Archives of Rome], Italy12h30-14h00: Pause Déjeuner/Lunch Break - Restaurant Universitaire, INU-Champollion14h00-15h30 Voicing the Unspeakable: ‘Pure Anglo-Saxon' Attitudes from the 19th to 21st CenturyModératrice: Nathalie Rivère de Carles, Université de Toulouse II-Jean-Jaurès. 14h00 "Nineteenth-century Anglo-Saxonism in the American South and Modern Rhetoric of Race" - Edward Christie (Georgia State University, Atlanta, USA). 14h30 "Anglo-Saxon and ‘Pure English' in the Nineteenth and Twenty-first Centuries" - Chris Jones (University of St. Andrews, Scotland). 15h00 "Beowulf for some New Audiences: The Unspeakable versus the Unsayable" - Nicholas Perkins (University of Oxford, England).15h30-16h00: Pause Café/Coffee Break16h00-17h30 Up Against the Wall: Specific Cases of Detailed AdaptationsModératrice: Lesley Lawton, Université de Toulouse II Jean-Jaurès. 16h00 "‘Take it or make it mine': Lavinia Greenlaw's Response to Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde" - Dominika Ruszkziewicz (Akademia Ignatianum w Krakowie [Jesuit University "Ignatianum" in Krakow], Poland). 16h30 "Fantasies of Otherness, (Per)Versions of the Wall" - Claire Vial (Université de Paris III-Sorbonne Nouvelle, France). 17h00 "G.R.R.Martin's A Game of Thrones as a Quasi-Historical Novel Inspired by the West European Middle Ages" - Andrzej Wicher (Uniwersytet Łódzki [University of Łódź], Poland).19h00-21h00: Dîner/Dinner (Restaurant : La Part des Anges)Samedi 26 novembre 2016 - Bâtiment Multimédia / Auditorium 2 8h30 Accueil des Participants/WelcomeOuverture de la Journée d'Etudes/Conference Opening9h00-10h30 Pious Pagans, Heavenly Heathens and Constant Christians: Recreating the Godless and God-FearinModérateur : Emeline Jouve, INU Champollion. 9h00 "‘Imagine All the People...': Fictional Reconstructions of an Early 6th-Century Golden Age, with or without God" - Suzanne Bray (Université Catholique de Lille, France). 9h30 "Medieval Passion, Modern Lens: Mel Gibson's Passion of the Christ and Dornford-May's Son of Man" - Garrett Epp (University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada).10h00-10h30: Pause Café/Coffee Break10h30-11h00 Making Moves in Movies and Television with the Sound of Music and PoliticsModératrice : Séverine Abiker, INU Champollion. 10h30 "Pop-Political: Middle Ages in the Eastern European Cinemas (1938-2008)" - Adelina Angusheva-Tihanov (University of Manchester, England). 11h00: "L'épisode de ‘La Quinte juste' de Kaamelott, entre réalité historique et mystification musicologique" - Anne-Zoé Rillon-Marne (Université Catholique l'Ouest [Angers] / Université Paris IV-Sorbonne, France).11h30-13h30: Conclusion suivie Pause Déjeuner/Lunch Break with Concluding Remarks13h30-15h00: Visite guidée de la Cité Episcopale d'Albi: Cathédrale et Palais de la Berbie /Guided Tour of the Episcopal City of Albi: the Cathedral St Cécile and the Bishops' Palace.