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Les 26 et 27 mai 2016 aura lieu à l'Université d'Amsterdam un colloque intitulé :The construction of a cultural memory of the Holy Land (4th-16th centuries)Ce colloque a été organisé dans le cadre du programme de recherche Cultural Memory and Identity in the Late Middle Ages : the Franciscans of Mount Zion in Jerusalem and the Representation of the Holy Land (1333-1516), mené par Michele Campopiano, Valentina Covaci, Guy Geltner et Marianne Ritsema van Eck, financé par le Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek (NWO).Programme du colloque :Day 126 May 2016, Universiteit van Amsterdam, The VOC Room at the Oost-Indisch Huis (Oude Hoogstraat 24)9:30-10:00 - Coffee and welcome9:45-9:50 – Opening remarks and greetings by Guy Geltner, Director of the Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies Amsterdam9:50-10:00 - Michele Campopiano (University of York-Universiteit van Amsterdam), Introduction: cultural memory studies and the Holy LandSession 1. 10:00-11:15Different Christianities, diverging memoriesChair: Guy Geltner (UvA)Christopher MacEvitt (Dartmouth College-The American Academy in Rome), Frankish Jerusalem in Eastern Christian MemoryIrina Tamarkina (University of Wisconsin-Madison), Mapping religious identity: heresy, orthodoxy and religious landscapes in the Holy Land (5-6th c.)11:15 – 11:30 Coffee breakSession 2. 11:30-12:45Itineraries of the sacredChair: Christopher MacEvitt (Dartmouth College- The American Academy in Rome)Julian Yolles (Harvard Univeristy), Contesting Frankish identity in JerusalemNetta Amir (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem), The Emergence of the Way of the Cross in Jerusalem during the 12th and 13th Centuries12:45-14:00 Lunch breakPotgieterzaal, University Library (Singel 425)Session 3. 13:50-15:15Materiality and MemoryChair: Marianne Ritsema van Eck (UvA)Isabella Augart (University of Hamburg), Constructing the Holy Land. Spatial memory and materiality in late medieval artVictoria Whitworth (University of the Highlands and Islands), Building Jerusalem in ninth-century Britain: citations of the Temple and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in the sculpture of Pictland and Northumbria15:15-15:30 Coffee breakSession 4. 15:30-16:45Representing Jerusalem: The City as a Site of MemoryChair: Valentina Covaci (UvA)Nazénie Garibian (Jerusalem State Academy of Fine Arts), Holy City and Holy Places in the Caucasus: Constructing Christian IdentityPhilippe Trélat (Université de Rouen), Jerusalem in Cyprus: building Cultural Memory of the Holy Land in the Lusignan Kingdom (1191-1474)16:45-17:00 Coffee breakSession 5. 17:10-18:30Jerusalem and the Politics of EmpireChair: Josephine van den Bent (UvA)Galit Noga-Banai (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Jerusalem in the Visual Christianization of RomeSami de Giosa (SOAS, University of London), Mamluk Ecumenism: Jerusalem as the ''Christian'' Capital of Sultan Qaytbay (1468-1496)18:15 Borrel19:30 DinnerDay 227 May 2016 The VOC Room at the Oost-Indisch Huis (Oude Hoogstraat 24)Session 6. 09:00-10:45Memory, Nostalgia, CrusadingChair: Michele Campopiano (University of York - UvA)Valentina Covaci (UvA), Rituals of Militant Nostalgia: The Jerusalem Franciscan Liturgy of War in the 14th-15th CenturiesLado Mirianashvili (The Georgian Academy of Science), Cultural Memory as a Stimulus for Donations of Crusaders to the Georgian Orthodox Monastery in the Holy LandMarianne Ritsema van Eck (UvA), Early modern Franciscan perspectives on the Holy Land10:45-11:00 Coffee breakSession 7. 11:00-12:15Memory and OblivionChair: Galit Noga-Banai (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)Beatrice Saletti (University of Udine), Loss of Memory, Preservation of Memory: Christian Identity through the invention and oblivion of Holy Land miracles (XII-XVI centuries)Jaroslav Svátek (Charles University, Prague), The Experience of the Holy Land in the accounts of two Bohemian Utraquists12:15-13:30 Lunch breakSession 8. 13:15-14:35Memory and TextsChair: Michele Campopiano (University of York - UvA)Irene Bueno (University of Bologna), The memory of the Holy Land in the Avignon pontifical libraryMihaela Pop (University of Bucharest), Constantinople as the „New Jerusalem” – Byzantine manners of defining identity and keeping up the cultural memory14:45-15:00 Coffee breakSession 9. 15:00-16:15Transmitting Memory through LiturgyChair: Beatrice Saletti (University of Udine )Els Rose (Utrecht University), In medio Hierusalem: Constructions of 'Civic Identity' in Early Medieval Public WorshipRenata Salvarani (Università Europea di Roma), At the fulcrum of the world: Jerusalem space translated in Latin liturgies of the Holy Week (IX-XIII centuries)16:15-16:30 Coffee breakSession 10. 16:30-17:00ConclusionsProject presentation by Kristin B. AavitslandGeneral conclusions by the organizers