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International Conference of the Project“European Networks of BarqoueCultural Heritage” (ENBaCH)Vienna, Josephinum 26. – 29.9. 2012Wednesday, 26.9.2012&#160;17.00: Warming up17.30: Welcome by Dirk FassbaenderDeputy Head of Representation and Head of Public Affairs Sector of the EuropeanCommission in AustriaIntroduction to the project ENBaCH by the coordinatorProf. Dr. Renata Ago (Università La Spienza, Rome)&#160;18.00: Johann Sebastian Bach, Suite in H – Moll (BWV Nr. 1067) performed by“Camerata Medica”, accompanied by a presentation of texts by Abraham a Sancta            Clara,  Hans Jakob Christophel von Grimmelshausen, Rainer Maria Rilke and anunknown soldier of the 30 years´ war, which will be supported by a visualisation ofBaroque works of art.&#160;As Camerata Medica is a charitable institution, the artists and the organising team of the conference decided to kindly ask for free donations, which will be given to“Integrationshaus Wien” (http://www.integrationshaus.at/) in memory of the displaced persons of the Baroque era, who contributed to the development of Baroque culture.&#160;Thursday, 27.9.20129.00: Coffee9.15 – 10.00: Key Note:Christine M. BoecklVienna’s Imperial Plague Monument: Its Symbolism and Functions.&#160;10.00 – 12.30:  Parallel sessions, breaks will be held on demandSession IChair: Sonia HornRhea Fessl Men at work. Coping with killing and dying killing in the 30 year´s war with the support of Raymundus Minderer´s „Handstücklein“Ulrich Schlegelmilch Till death do us part: Balthasar Timaeus’ medical correspondence on consumption(1656-1661)Florian Steger Medicine between theory and practice. Friedrich Hoffmann’s (1660-1742) contribution to the production of knowledgeFabio Zampieri, Alberto Zanata, Maurizio Rippa BonatiThe Scientific Network of Giovanni Battista Morgagni (1682-1711) Session IIChair:Federica FavinoCirculation of scientific knowledge across Baroque Europe: the Jesuit net of the Polish astronomer Johannes Hevelius (1611-1687)Petra Lindenhofer “Unfröhliche Kinder”. Confession and the death of unbaptized childrenRebekah AhrendtSpectacular MigrationsLionel Laborie &#38; Olaf SimonsConnecting Networks: Prophecy and Diplomacy in the Huguenot DiasporaSession IIIChair:César Esponda de la CampaPrints from the Southern Netherlands as a medium of a common pictorial language in Spanish colonial America (16th-18th centuries)Fernando Sanchez-MarcosCultural Circulation and Irenical Scholarship in 17th C. Europe. The “Hispanica Illustrata” by Andreas Schott and Johann PistoriusZlatan GruborovicTiepoloʹs Allegory of the Planets and Continents: Conditioning the Bodies of the Old and the New ContinentsSebastian PittlBaroque as a subversive way to live modernity. Bolívar Echeverría`s interpretation of Baroque as a contribution to an understanding of Latin-American modernity12.30 - 14.00: Break14.00 – 14.45: Key Note:Ulrike Czeitschner / Claudia Resch ABaC:us – Austrian Baroque Corpus. Gaining access to digital cultural heritage: data, tools, standards and approaches15.00 – 18.30: Parallel sessions, breaks will be held on demand&#160;Session IChair: Sonia HornChristine BoecklBaroque Depictions of the Human Body in Plague Imagery: the Impact of the Theological DebateBruno AtalicReligion against Plague: the Most Holy Trinity Monument in the City of OsijekIda Mauro"Invocando il Divino Aiuto". The Plague of 1656 in Neapolitan Festive DecorationsKatarzyna Pękacka-FalkowskaPlagues and Fear in Early Modern ThornDominkovicsné AnitaThe Black Death in Western HungaryChristian Gepp„Ein Weh ist weg von Wien, das Wohl wird darauf erscheinen“. Mastering the plague of 1713 in Vienna.&#160;Session IIChair: Vittoria Feola/Jean Pierre CavailléSulla storiografia della nozione di barocco. Presentazione della raccolta di saggi online per EnbachHaim MahlevThe Role of Academic Dissertations and Disputations in the Transformation of Knowledge in the Baroque EraAgneta MarkuszewskaUn selvaggio eroe: noble savage on operatic scenes before RousseauLisa RoscioniBody and soul care in the Baroque Age: melancholic delusions, alchemy and spagyric art in Francesco Giuseppe Borri (1627-1695)Elisabeth Tiller Baroque Architects, Artist, Scholars and their private Libraries Some Dresden ExamplesAnja SchnabelThe role of fashion in Baroque literature&#160;Session IIIChair:&#160;Adrian Scerri The Diplomacy of the Order of St John and Information Networking in the Papal States in the 1680sAlfredo Esteban ChamorroThe legacy apostolic in Spain. Ceremonial conflicts arising in the envoys of holy father days in the catholic monarchyDaniel UngerEclecticism and the Emergence of Baroque Painting in ItalyMark De-VitisOn The Value of Likeness in Portraits of Queen Marie-Thérèse d’AutricheMaría Albaladejo-MartínezAppearance and representation of the Infanta of Spain in the court of Philip IILeticia De FrutosWritten female networks - Correspondence and Memories of Maria Mancini Colonna between Paris, Rome and Madrid&#160;Friday, 28.9.20129.00: Coffee9.15 – 10.00: Key Note:Joan Lluís PalosFrom Genoa to Naples through Castile with a stop in RomeHistorical paintings in the Neapolitan palace of the Spanish viceroys10.00 – 12.30: Parallel sessions, breaks will be held on demand&#160;Session IChari: ev. Sonia Horn&#160;Fabio CafagnaThe sight of death - Devotion, seduction and knowledge in the ceroplastic art between the 17th and 18th centuriesJoris Van GastelDeath, Wax and Portraiture in Baroque ItalyDavid PackwoodRepresenting the Body in Pietro da Cortona’s Tabula Anatomicae of 1619Helen HillsRelics, inventio &#38; place: finding relics &#38; inventing place in baroque architecture and sculptureKimberley SkeltonManipulative Motion as Baroque Perception&#160;Session IIChair: Maria LieberVania Santon Porcia: an Italian noble family in the Baroque ViennaRoberto Quiros RosadeoFriendship’s rhetoric? - A view about the political epistolary between two Austracistas ministers (Vienna-Barcelona, 1711-1712)Milena Viceconte“Per farsi merito nella corte di Spagna”. The Duke of Medina de las Torres and the diplomatic gift during the Seventeenth centuriesFrancesca GalloThe aristocrat living in the Baroque. Cultural tourist itineraries in Italy and SpainBlythe Alice Raviola &#38; Anna Cantaluppi The Compagnia di San Paolo in Turin. A Baroque network in early modern Italy&#160;Session IIIChair:Dirk Van WaelderenThe Ottoman Turks in baroque public display in the Spanish and Austrian NetherlandsCecile D'AlbisCreating the event: Communication, circulation and reception of the second siege of Vienna (1683) in Italy, Spain, Portugal and FranceDaniel AznarCelebration, War and Politics: Cultural Exchange between Paris and Barcelona, around the French Viceroys in Catalonia (1643-1647)&#160;Molly Taylor-PoleskeyFestkultur trifft Alltagsgeschichte: Post-War Dining at the Court of Brandenburg-PrussiaLaura Olivan &#38; María Angeles Pérez SamperSpanish recipe books at the court of Vienna (1665-1700)&#160;Afternoon: Excursion to the Baroque abbey Stift Melk&#160;&#160;Saturday, 29.9.20129.00: Coffee9.15 – 10.00: Key Note:&#160;Lucien BelyLa circulation des diplomates entre publicité et secret10.00 -12.30: Parallel sessions, breaks will be held on demand&#160;Session IChair: Diana Carrió-InvernizziA New Diplomatic History and the Spanish Networks during the Baroque AgeJoana FragaBetween Agent and Subject: D. Duarte of Braganza in the context of the Portuguese diplomatic network across Europe (1640-1647)&#160;Anton Tantner Intelligence Offices in Baroque EuropeGiuseppe MrozekA spanish-italian network of corruption. The royal secretary Pedro Franqueza and his officials (1598-1611)&#160;Session IIChair:Benedetta BorelloSpaces, publics and "public spheres" in baroque RomeCarlos González ReyesThe project for the urban renewal of Palermo in early seventeenth century as an idea for a Baroque cityNicoletta BazzanoCeremonials, culture and politics in Spanish baroque PalermoVerónica Salazar BaenaThe Royal Ceremonies in the Viceroyalty of New Granada&#160;12.30 – 14.00: Break14.00 – 17.00: Parallel sessions, breaks will be held on demand&#160;Session IChair:Paola BesuttiMusic for Holy Week: Chieti, Naples and the Spanish traditionAndrea Zedler The Cultural Practice of Music on the Grand Tour as Exemplified by the Bavarian Electoral Prince Karl Albrecht (1715–1716)Maria do Rosário Salema de CarvalhoAzulejos and PrintsMatthias MüllerTransfer of Baroque taste - Sculpture and sculptors in Stralsund at the beginning of the eighteenth centuryMichał WardzyńskiVanitas Sarmatarum. Majesty of Life and Death’s Representation in Sepulchral Baroque Sculpture in the Poland-Lithuania Commonwealth in the Second Half of the 17th and the First Years of the 18th Centuries&#160;Session IIChair: Sonia HornIva LelkovaIntellectual Correspondence Networks in Early Modern Czech LandsFranz Eybl The Author of the “Curieuse Hauß=Apothec” (1699) and His Scientific NetworkVittoria Feola Librarian and Networker – Petrus Lambecius and the Imperial Library as a Centre of KnowledgeGosline SheldonTo Advertise or NOT?: Forming a Medical Ethics of Self-Promotion&#160;17.00: Chill Out&#160;