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Iconoclasms – 5th - 6th November 2009

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Museum of Cultural History, Fredriksgate 2

5th November Chair: Dr Kristin Bliksrud Aavitsland (University of Oslo, art history) Chair: Professor Bente Kiilerich (University of Bergen, art history)	6th November Chair: Dr Kjetil Jakobsen (University of Oslo, history of ideas) Chair: Professor Saphinaz Naguib (University of Oslo, cultural history) Chair: Professor Emerita Siri Sande (University of Oslo, archaeology)
09.30    Dr Mathilde Skoie, (Head of Department of Philosophy, Classics, History of Art and Ideas, University of Oslo): Welcome	09.15    Professor Tarald Rasmussen (University of Oslo, theology): “Protestant Iconoclasm in Wittenberg and Bergen:Variations within the Lutheran Tradition”
09.40    Dr Kristine Kolrud (University of Oslo, art history): Introduction to the conference	10.00    Professor Andrew Spicer (Oxford Brookes University, history): “Images, Iconoclasm and Confessional Identity”
09.55    Professor Dario Gamboni (Université de Genève, art history):  “Iconoclasm and the Asymmetry of Conflicts”	11.00    Coffee
10.55    Coffee	11.15    Dr Kristine Kolrud (University of Oslo, art history): ”The Waldensians and the”Piedmontese Easter” of 1655”
11.15    Associate professor  Marina Prusac Lindhagen (University of Oslo, classical archaeology):   ”The fear of images in Early Christian Rome”	11.45     Lunch break
11.45    Professor Eberhard Sauer (University of Edinburgh, classical archaeology):  “Bursts of destruction: Regional Variations in Iconoclasm in the Ancient and Late Antique World”	13.00    Assistant Professor Andrew Herscher (University of Michigan, architecture): “Warchitecture”
12.45    Lunch break	14.00    Jens Braarvig (University of Oslo, professor of the history of religions): “Religious, political and economical iconoclasm: The cases of Bamiyan, Tibet and Angkor Wat”
14.00    Professor Thomas F. X. Noble (University of Notre Dame, history):   “The Carolingian via media: Neither Iconoclasm nor Iconodulia”	14.45    Coffee
15.00    Coffee	15.15-16.15    Roundtable discussion
15.15    Assistant Professor Bissera Pentcheva (Stanford University, art history):    ”In-Spirited or Mute: Eikon, Sura, and Imago in Byzantium, Islam, and the Latin West”
16.15    Coffee
16.25-17.25     Dr Anne Karahan (Swedish Research Institute in Istanbul, associated scholar, art history): “Byzantine iconoclasm and the belief in “eikon theou”: An issue of Christology or a quest for political power?”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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