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Annual meeting of the RSA, ChicagoSessions organisées par le GEMCALieu: Chicago (USA)Dates de l’évènement: 30/03/2017-02/04/2017Sessions organisées par le GEMCA :A Reassesment of the Impact of Scholasticism on Literature and the ArtsAgnès Guiderdoni : Emblematics in the Light of ScholasticismAline Smeesters : Natura between representation and theorization in Early Modern timesRalph Dekoninck : Jesuit Art and Image Theory, Between Rhetoric and PhilosophyHeresy and Heterodoxy I: Visual DefinitionsBirgit Ulrike Münch : Lutheranism as Heresy: Thomas Murner and Religious Polemic of the early 16th C.Nicole Bensoussan : Heresy and the Theatrics of Subjugation in Late Renaissance ArtWalter S. Melion : “Haeretici typus, et descriptio”: Heretical and Anti-Heretical Imagemaking in Jan David S. J. 's Veridicus ChristianusHeresy and Heterodoxy II: ImagesIngrid Falque : The Afterlife of the iconographical programme of Henry Suso’s Exemplar in the 15th and 16th centuryMorton Steen Hansen : Lotto’s HeresyTanya J. Tiffany : Divine Consecration or Demonic Possession:  Estefanía de la Encarnación and Miraculous Images in 17h-C. SpainHeresy and Heterodoxy III: Topographies and GeographiesBret L. Rothstein : Luca Pacioli's Aesthetics of ErrorLee Palmer Wandel : Paths, Itineraries, and Descriptio of CreationRuth S. Noyes : Si scusano, che da Roma vengano le stampe: virtual geographies of the heterodox [im]prints c. 1600Magnificence in the 17th century: the adaptation of a classical discourse Alessandro Metlica : Theorizing the sublime or the magnificent? The debate on poetry in 1620’s and 1630’s FranceCaroline Heering : Visible signs of piety: gift and magnificence in baroque Jesuit spectacleAnne-Françoise Morel : Building for God, the patron or the devotee:  a religious interpretation of magnificence and decorumStaging the gift-giving. Visual and textual representations of artistic donations in early modern periodGwendoline de Mûelenaere : Images of power. Depictions of diplomatic donations of works of art in early modern EuropeMathilde Bert : The ‘strange magnanimitie’ of artists : Gifts of works of art in early modern paintingLise Constant : The gift of devotion. Representations of donations to and of miraculous statues of the VirginSource de l’info : GEMCA