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Un colloque qui intéressera tous les médioplatoniciens et néoplatoniciens.Il se déroule à l’ Yale Divinity School, Etats Unis, du 10 au 13 mai 2011.----------------------------------------------------------SCHEDULE FOR THE 2011 MEETING OF THE NAG HAMMADI AND GNOSTICISM NETWORKRSV Room, Yale Divinity School10–13 May 2011Tuesday, May 109:00-10:15 – Coptic reading group (led each day by Dean Attridge)10:15-10:30 – Coffee break10:30-11:45 – Coptic reading group11:45-13:30 – Lunch13:30-15:00 – Discussion of pre-circulated papers (each 45 min.)• Tuomas Rasimus (Helsinki/Quebec City): "Ptolemy on the Mosaic Law and the Johannine Prologue."• Jörgen Magnusson (Uppsala)15:00-15:15 – Coffee Break15:15-16:00 – Discussion of pre-circulated paper (45 min.)• Geoffrey S. Smith (Princeton): “Constructing a Christian Universe: Mythical Exegesis of Ben Sira 24 and John’s Prologue in the Gospel of Truth.”16:00-16:45 – Keynote address by Christoph Markschies (Berlin): „Der menschliche Körper und die Seele bei den Valentinianern.“(Evening – free)Wednesday, May 119:00-10:15 – Coptic reading group10:15-10:30 – Coffee break10:30-11:45 – Coptic reading group11:45-13:30 – Lunch13:30-15:00 – Discussion of pre-circulated papers (each 45 min.)• Anne Kreps (Ann Arbor): “Valentinus' Spermatic Book, Fragment Six and the Oven of Aknai.”• Johanna Brankaer (Münster): “The Implicit Epistemology of the Gospel of Thomas.”15:00-15:15 – Coffee Break15:15-16:45 – Discussion of pre-circulated papers (each 45 min.)• Dylan M. Burns (New Haven): “Cosmic Eschatology and Christian Platonism in the Sethian Gnostic Apocalypses Marsanes, Zostrianos, and Allogenes.”• Lance Jennott (Princeton): “Diversity of Perspectives on Creation in Sethian Myths: the Apocryphon of John and the Holy Book of the Great Invisible Spirit.”(Evening – free)Thursday, May 129:00-10:15 – Coptic reading group10:15-10:30 – Coffee break10:30-11:30 – Coptic reading group11:30-13:00 – Discussion of pre-circulated papers (each 45 min.)• Katrine Brix (Berlin): “ʽNailed to Wood.’ Images of Vegetation in the Gospel of Truth (NHC I,3).”• Timothy B. Sailors (Tübingen)13:00-14:00 – Lunch(Afternoon and evening off)14:30-15:15 – Optional: an introductory tour of the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Librarywith Kevin Wilkinson (Ph.D. Yale, 2008). Be on time! Check-in and security at the Beinecke can take a few minutes.Friday, May 139:00-10:15 – Coptic reading group10:15-10:30 – Coffee break10:30-11:45 – Coptic reading group11:45-13:30 – Lunch13:30-15:00 – Discussion of pre-circulated papers (each 45 min.)• Luciana Gabriela Soares Santroprete (Paris): “La doctrine des deux intellects dans la Paraphrase de Sem (NH VII, 1), les Oracles Chaldaïques et le débat entre Plotin et les gnostiques.”• Zeke Mazur (Cambridge/Quebec City): “‘To Become an Icon’: an Intrapsychic Eikôn as Mediator of the Transcendent in Plotinus, the Anonymous Commentary on Plato’s Parmenides, the Platonizing Sethian tractates, and Classic Gnosticism.”15:00-15:15 – Coffee Break15:15-16:45 – Discussion of pre-circulated papers (each 45 min.)• Hugo Lundhaug (Oslo): “The Nag Hammadi Codices and Fifth-Century Origenism”• Paul Dilley (University Park)18:30 – Banquet at Yale Graduate Club (155 Elm Street, New Haven, CT 06511; phone #: 1 203 624-3197).Register of Participants of the 2011 Nag Hammadi and Gnosticism Network MeetingYale University, 10-13 May 2011Signe Ålander (Mid-Sweden University), sicchan@gmail.comIda Andrae (Mid-Sweden University), ida@andrae.seHarold W. Attridge (Yale Divinity School, New Haven), harold.attridge@yale.eduEirini Bergström (Mid-Sweden University), eirini.bergstrom@berg.seJohanna Brankaer (Universität Münster), brankaer@ori.ucl.ac.beKatrine Brix (Humboldt-Universität, Berlin), katbrix@gmail.comChristian Bull (University of Bergen), Christian.Bull@ahkr.uib.noDylan M. Burns (Yale University, New Haven), dylan.burns@yale.eduElizabeth Davidson (Yale University, New Haven), elizabeth.davidson@yale.eduNicola Denzey Lewis (Brown University, Providence), ndenzey@brown.eduPaul Dilley (Pennsylvania State University, University Park), pcd10@psu.eduMary Farag (Yale University, New Haven), mary.farag@yale.eduDésirée Hagström (Mid-Sweden University), portlay@bredband.netMikael Haxby (Harvard University, Cambridge), haxby@fas.harvard.eduChris Hoklotubbe (Harvard University, Cambridge), tch892@mail.harvard.eduLance Jennott (Princeton University), ljenott@Princeton.EDUKaren King (Harvard University, Cambridge), kking@hds.harvard.eduAlex Kocar (Princeton University), akocar@princeton.eduAnne Kreps (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor), akreps@umich.eduBentley Layton (Yale University, New Haven), bentley.layton@yale.eduOuti Lehtipuu (University of Helsinki), olehtipu@mappi.helsinki.fiPaul Linjamaa (Mid-Sweden University), piukku84@gmail.comHugo Lundhaug (University of Oslo), hugolundhaug@hotmail.comJörgen Magnusson (Mid-Sweden University/Uppsala University), jorgen.magnusson@miun.seChristoph Markschies (Humboldt-Universität, Berlin), christoph.markschies@theologie.hu-berlin.deDale Martin (Yale University, New Haven), dale.martin@yale.eduZeke Mazur (Université Laval, Quebec City), ajmazur@uchicago.eduEva-Karin Olsson (Mid-Sweden University), evakarin.olsson@glocalnet.netTuomas Rasimus (Université Laval/University of Helsinki), Tuomas.Rasimus@helsinki.fiMalin Rimmö (Mid-Sweden University), malin.rimmo@gmail.comTimothy B. Sailors (Universität Tübingen), t.b.sailors@uni-tuebingen.deLuciana Gabriela Soares Santroprete (EPHE-CNRS, Paris), luciana.soares@tiscali.itDaniel Schriever (Yale University, New Haven), daniel.schriever@yale.eduGeoffrey S. Smith (Princeton University), gssmith@Princeton.EDUPetter Spjut (Mid-Sweden University), petter_spjut@msn.comElisa Stern (Yale University, New Haven), elisa.stern@yale.eduBo Strömberg (Mid-Sweden University), bostbstr@gmail.comEinar Thomassen (University of Bergen), einar.thomassen@ahkr.uib.noJohn D. Turner (University of Nebraska, Lincoln), jturner2@unl.eduAdela Yarbro Collins (Yale University, New Haven), adela.collins@yale.eduCamilla Zetterberg (Mid-Sweden University), camilla.zetterberg@yahoo.com