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International ColloquiumNovember 8-10, 20Princeton UniversityThe Secret Life of TextsWednesday, November 77 pm – Dinner Palmer HouseThursday – November 8Palmer House9:30 – Breakfast9:50 – Introduction – Marina BrownleeWelcome Remarks—Gideon RosenSession 1 – chair: Marina Brownlee10:00 - Leonard Barkan, Princeton“Text as Ruin”10:30 - Kevin Brownlee, University of Pennsylvania“René d’Anjou and his Textual Progenitors”11:00 - Sylvie Lefèvre, Columbia University“La figure de Lucrèce dans la nouvelle, de la fin duMoyen Age à la Renaissance”11:30 - Jacqueline Cerquiglini-Toulet, Université de Paris IV“Le rhizome Villon. Dissémination et amplificationdu nom et des textes”12:00 – Discussion12:30 – 2:30 – Lunch – Palmer HouseSession 2 – chair: Stephen Nichols2:30 - Peggy McCracken, University of Michigan“Text Networks and the Agency of Objects”3:00 - Deborah McGrady, University of Virginia“Philosophie ne puet estre mesuree a pecunes »: LateMedieval Patronage and Oresme’s Translation ofAristotle”3:30 - Gerhard Regn, Ludwig Maxmilians Universität, München“Strategic Secrets: Dantean Intertextuality inPetrarch”4:00 – Andreas Kablitz, Albertus Magnus Universität zur Köln“The Secret Dialogue of Boccaccio’s Decameron withScholasticism”4:30 – Coffee Break5:00 - François Rigolot, Princeton University“Per augusta ad augusta: Reversing the Path toVirtue from Hesiod to Montaigne”5:30 - Hans-Ulrich Gumbrecht, Stanford University“What was ‘Historical Difference’ for MedievalCulture? The Roman d’Antiquité as Example”6:00 – Discussion6:30 – Reception - Mediterra7:30 – Dinner - MediterraFriday – November 9East Pyne 0109:30 – BreakfastSession 3 – chair: Andreas Kablitz10:00 – Sally Poor, Princeton University“Making Legends Work: Anna Eybin’s Revision of Saints LivesIn Nürnberg, Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Hs. 2261”10:30 - Jan-Dirk Müller, Ludwig Maxmilians Universität, München“The Ovidian Subtext of Gottfried's Tristan.”11:00 - Glenn Most, Scuola Normale, Pisa &#38; University of Chicago"The Life of Secret Texts"11:30 - Joachim Küpper, Freie Universität, Berlin“The Secret Life of Classical and Arabic MedicalTexts in Vernacular Poetry”12:00 – Discussion12:30 – 2:30 – Lunch – Witherspoon GrillSession 4 – chair: Gabrielle Spiegel2:30 - Marina Brownlee, Princeton University“Prequels, Sequels, and Contingency”3:00 - David Wallace, University of Pennsylvania“European Textual Networks, 1348-1418.”3:30 - Howard Bloch, Yale University"Mallarmé médiéval"4:00 – Discussion4:30 – Coffee East Pyne 0105:00 - Stephen Nichols, Johns Hopkins University“Fourth Dimension: Text Networks and/as MedievalManuscript”5:30 – Daniel Heller-Roazen, Princeton University“Signs and Secrets in Medieval Poetry”6:00 – Discussion6:30 – Reception – Prospect House7:30 – Dinner – Prospect HouseSaturday – November 10Palmer House9:30 – BreakfastSession 5 – chair: Joachim Küpper10:00 – Sonia Velázquez, University of Pennsylvania“Secrets and Revelations in the Legend of SaintMary of Egypt”10:30 - Catherine Brown, University of Michigan“The Articulate Codex in Early Modern Iberia”11:00 - Joep Leerssen, University of Amsterdam“Textual latency: Libraries, limbo"11:30 - Rita Copeland, University of Pennsylvania“The Lives of Philosophers and the Mystery ofMistakes”12 – Discussion￼