ACADEMIA RAGUSINA Dubrovnik, April 13-18 2009

Librarius

Novissima

Scholae

Magistri

Declaratio

Euroclassica

Scribe nobis

---

Подробнее о регистрации

On the Survival of Culture from the Fall of the Western Roman Empire to the Invention of Printing

De la survie des lettres, de la chute de l'Empire romain d'Occident à l'invention de l'imprimerie

EUROCLASSICA announces the new academia, ACADEMIA RAGUSINA from 13 to 18 April 2009 in COLLEGIUM RAGUSINUM in Dubrovnik, Croatia, with the following topics:

1. EUROPE AFTER THE FALL OF WEST ROMAN EMPIRE (HISTORY, EPIGRAPHY, ARCHAEOLOGY)
2. GREEK AND ROMAN TRADITION IN EUROPE IN THE EARLY MEDIEVAL TIMES AND UNTIL THE APPEARANCE OF THE PRESS: POLITICS, RELIGION, LITERATURE (LYRICS AND PROSE): HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS, TOWN STATUTES, CHARTERS, PHILOSOPHICAL AND THEOLOGICAL MANUSCRIPTS.

TOPICS TO BE PREPARED IN THE FORM OF PAPERS OR PEDAGOGIC WORKSHOPS IN TWO LEVELS:
a) university level - for the students of classical philology
b) high school level – for the students of classical gymnasium / secondary schools

Preliminary Programme:

2 days of courses and pedagogic workshops
1 day student's competition for each level
(free day for other participants) ending by a gala diner and awards to the best students
1 full day excursion to some archaeological site

 PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME

13.04.09.Arrival and registration

14.04.09. Morning session 9:00-12:00

Jadranka Bagaric, Gymnasium Dubrovnik: The frame and the goals of Academia

Ragusina

John Thorley, LancasterUniversity: Medieval Latin

Paula Dias, University of Coimbra: Breaking the silence – contact, mobility and cultural

movement between the East and the West in Late Antiquity

Afternoon session 15:00-18:00

Koraljka Crnković, Private Classical Gymnasium Zagreb: Basics of Modern Greek

Vlado Rezar, University of Zagreb: Reception of“De administrando imperio” inRagusa

15.04.09.Morning session 9:00-12:00

                       Olga Perić, University of Zagreb: The siege of Zadar (1345 – 46) in two Latin 

                      Versions: the Zadar and the Venetian version

Archives of Dubrovnik: visit of manuscript collection – workshop

Afternoon session 15:00-18:00

                      Neven Jovanović, University of Zagreb: Editing the "Regum Dalmatiae et Croatiae 

                     gesta" by Marko Marulić 

                      Darko Novaković, University of Zagreb: Scribes, Scholars and Authors: the 

                      Beginnings of Humanism in Croatia

16.04.09.Morning session 9:00-12:00

Student’s competition, free day for other participants

20:00 – Rewards to the most successful participants

Dinner

17.04.09.       9:00-18:00 Full day excursion to an archaeological site

18.04.09. Departure