[Athena] (rectification) colloque sur les échanges entre la France, l'Angleterre et les Pays-Bas espagnols

[sgirlean AT clipper.ens.fr]

 Bonjour,

 Voici, de nouveau, le programme du colloque sur les échanges entre la
France, l'Angleterre et les Pays-Bas espagnols, car on m'a signalé que le
lien vers le fichier pdf ne fonctionne pas
(http://homepages.ulb.ac.be/~vfeola/programme.pdf).
 Vous souhaitant bonne réception, cordialement,
 Simona Gîrleanu


Political and scientific networks among towns
in England, France and the Southern Low
Countries, ca. 1580-1700
Brussels

16-17 November 2007

Université libre de Bruxelles

Salle de vision NB2 Vis, Bibliothèque de Sciences Humaines
International colloquium organised by Vittoria Feola (vfeola AT ulb.ac.be) in
collaboration with the I.A.P. 'Cities and society in the Low
Countries, 1200-1800'
with the support of the Fondation Francqui
http://homepages.ulb.ac.be/ ~ vfeola/programme.pdf

Friday 16 November
14:00
Welcome
Session moderator: Vittoria FEOLA
14:30
Angela NUOVO (University of Udine)
The cultural and scientific network of Giovan Vincenzo Pinelli
(1535-1601)
15:00
Alex MARR (University of St. Andrew's)
Scientific, artistic, and material exchanges between Antwerp and
Milan in the early 17th century
Coffee
16:00
Tine MEGANCK (Royal Museum of Fine Arts of Belgium)
Chorography and antiquity between England, France and the
Southern Low Countries, 1600-1650
16:30
Mark BLAND (De Montfort University)
Jonson, Europe, and science
General discussion
Dinner

Saturday 17 November
Session moderator: Jean-Jacques HERWEIGH
9:30
Ariel HESSAYON (Goldsmith College, University of London)
The tasks of the translators: social networks and the publication of
continental European writings during the English revolution
10:00
Koen VERMEIR (University of Louvain)
Circulating knowledge or superstition? Exchanges of people, ideas
and artefacts among towns in England, France and the Low
Countries
10:30
Steffen DUCHEYNE (University of Ghent)
Mapping the Helmontian legacy from 1644 to ca. 1700
Coffee
11:30
Jason RAMPELT (Faraday Institute, University of Cambridge)
Res Publica Mathematica: one state or many?
12:00
Jean DHOMBRES (Centre Koyré, Paris)
Are cities playing any role for mathematical schools? The cases of
Antwerp, Louvain, Paris and Dôle in the early 17th century
General discussion
Lunch

Session moderator: Monique WEIS
14:00
Scott MANDELBROTE (University of Cambridge)
Correspondence and gems in the circle of Peter Paul Rubens
14:30
Vittoria FEOLA (Université libre de Bruxelles)
Peiresc's legacy in Restoration England: ancient constitutionalism from
Tournai to London via Aix
General Discussion
Conclusion