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Le quatrième colloque du "Nordic Network for Renaissance Studies" aura lieu à Helsinki et a pour sujet le domaine de l’histoire des bibliothèques de la Renaissance :Renaissance Libraries and the Organisation of Information26 September 20189.30-10.30 : Plenary 1 (Roling) room 10411.00-12.30 : Section 1 (room 309) : Organising libraries I, chair: Raija Sarasti-Wilenius (University of Helsinki) Johann Ramminger, Thesaurus Linguae Latinae, Vienna/Munich, In Praise of Libraries. The semantics of book-collections Annet den Haan, University of Aarhus, The Vatican as the new Alexandria. Ancient models for Renaissance libraries in fifteenth-century Italy Peter Gillgren, University of Stockholm, The original design of the Skokloster library ( 1665)Section 2 (room 312) : Reconstructing libraries I, chair: Jakub Kujawinski (University of Helsinki/MedPub/University of Jyväskylä/Lamemoli/University of Poznan) Maddalena Signorini, University of Rome Tor Vergata, An unconventional Humanism. Giovanni Boccaccio’s library Simone Allegria, University of Siena, La biblioteca francescana del convento di Santa Croce a Firenze Adele Di Lorenzo, University of Siena, Libri in viaggio. Avventure e percorsi della biblioteca itinerante dell’umanista domenicano Pietro Ranzano (XV secolo)Section 3 (room 313) : Organising books I, chair: Miika Kuha (University of Jyväskylä/Lamemoli) Aino Liira, University of Turku, Features of organisation and layout in the indices to the Middle English Polychronicon Adrián Ares Legaspi, University of Seville, Organising the information in Renaissance manuscripts in the Castilian Kingdom. Material strategies in Santiago de Compostela’s books and libraries Antonia Cerullo, University of Cassino and Southern Lazio, Liturgical music manuscripts in Montecassino during the Renaissance period. Abbot Squarcialupi’s commission14.00-15.30 : Section 1 (room 309), Organising libraries II, chair: Samu Niskanen (University of Helsinki/MedPub/Jesus College, Oxford) Marianne Pade, Danish Academy in Rome/University of Aarhus, Storage of books - storage of knowledge Astrid M. H. Nilsson, Lund University, Royal Marginalia. King Eric XIV of Sweden as organiser of knowledge Patrizia Carmassi, Herzog-August-Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel/DFG, “On the shoulders of the Humanists”. Accumulation of libraries: accumulation of knowledge?Section 2 room 312 : Reconstructing libraries II, chair: Birgit Ebersperger (Bavarian Academy of Sciences) Grigory Vorobyev, Russian Academy of Sciences, Saint Petersburg, The Greek Manuscripts of Demetrius Chalcondyles. Towards a Reconstruction of a Private Library Giovanna Murano, Lamemoli, Nuove acquisizioni di libri appartenuti a Giovanni Pico della Mirandola Nadia Cannata, University of Rome La Sapienza, Linguistic Culture in Renaissance Rome. The Vatican Collections, Bembo and Colocci’s Libraries (1500-1545)&#160;27 September 20189.00-10.00 : Plenary 2 (Quattrocchi) room 10410.30-11.30 : Section 1 (room 309) : Reformation and counter-reformation in library culture, chair: Susanna Niiranen (University of Jyväskylä/Lamemoli) Peter Sjökvist, Uppsala University Library, The catalogues of the Braniewo and Poznań Jesuit Colleges at Uppsala University Library Benjamin Hübbe, Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel/Lamemoli, Hermann von der Hardt (1660‒1747) on the transmission of Luther and on Reformation historySection 2 (room 312) : Reconstructing libraries III, chair: Giovanna Murano (University of Jyväskylä/Lamemoli) Miika Kuha, Lamemoli/University of Jyväskylä, The library of Doge Leonardo Donà (1536–1612) Lorenzo Amato, Lamemoli/University of Tokyo, First notes on Giovan Battista Strozzi the Younger's Roman librarySection 3 (room 313) : Organising information I, chair: Gottskálk Jensson (University of Copenhagen) Mikhail Sergeev, Herzen University, Saint Petersburg, Compiling the universal library. The second and the third editions of C. Gessner’s Bibliotheca universalis (1551, 1555) Svorad Zavarský, Ján Stanislav Institute of Slavonic Studies, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Curiosiora et selectiora variarum scientiarum miscellanea as a substitute for a library and a shortcut to its contents&#160;28 September 20189.30-10.30 : Plenary 3 (K. Jensen) room 10411.00-12.30 : Section 1 (room 309) : Meaningful memories. (Re-)organizing memories from the humanist archives, chair: Annet den Haan (University of Aarhus) Maren Rohde Pihlkjær, University of Aarhus, Changing memory through new translations. Reorganizing the conception of democracy Trine Arlund Hass, Danish Academy/University of Aarhus, Remembering Caesar. The organization of Erasmus Laetus’ biography of Gaius Julius Caesar in Romanorum Cæsares Italici (Frankfurt am Main 1574) Anders Kirk Borggaard, University of Aarhus, Constructing Christian. Creating a memory through the transformation of Classical and Biblical literatureSection 2 (room 312) : Organising information II, chair: Lorenzo Amato, University of Tokyo/Lamemoli Sofie Kluge, University of Southern Denmark, The library of Don Quixote. Labyrinths of information in Renaissance Spain Gottskálk Jensson, University of Copenhagen/University of Iceland, Arngrímur Jónsson (1568–1648) and the library of Northern antiquities Tua Korhonen, University of Helsinki, Manuel Moschopoulos’ Περὶ σχεδῶν (1545) and other Greek prints in the library of the Royal Academy of Turku (Finland)Section 3 (room 313) : Libraries as objects of prestige, chair: Patrizia Carmassi (HAB, Wolfenbüttel) Mattias Ekman, University of Oslo, Co-locating the library with the Princely suites of learning in Gottorf, Copenhagen and Stockholm in the mid-seventeenth century Organising books II : Mari-Liisa Varila, University of Turku, Scribal strategies of organising text and information in manuscript copies of sixteenth-century printed books Organising information III : Eirik Arff Gulseth Bøhn, Oslo School of Architecture and Design, "Without order and at random”. Jacopo Manilli’s 1650 guidebook to the Villa Borghese14.00-15.00 :Section 1 (room 309) : Organising information IV, chair: Irene Ceccherini (Bodleian Library, Oxford) Britt-Marie Karlsson, University of Gothenburg, Hélisenne de Crenne popularizing Virgil’s Aeneid in sixteenth-century France David Hasberg Zirak-Schmidt, Aarhus University, Truth? Memory, amnesia, and historical knowledge in All is True 15.30-16.30 : Project presentations (room 309)16.30-17.30 : Closing of the congress (room 104)Frais de participation : € 75 jusqu’au 15 sept. 2018 ou € 100 du 16 au 26 sept. 2018Ceci inclue le programme, les pauses, les réceptions (du NNRS du 25 sept. et e l’université le 26 sept.)Comité d’organisation : Outi Merisalo, University of Jyväskylä/Lamemoli (chair) Marianne Pade, Danish Academy, Rome/Aarhus University/NNRS Raija Sarasti-Wilenius, University of Helsinki/Association for Classical Philology Katja Varakas, Association for Classical PhilologyPour plus d’informations et pour s’inscrire.&#160;