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PROGRAMME

8th and 9th of November 2018

LAHP-Funded Postgraduate Students-led Conference
with the collaboration of  King’s College London.

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Thursday, 8th  November, Senate House, Bedford Room 37

09:30-10:00
Registration and Coffee & Tea
10:00-10:15
Welcome and Opening Remarks
10:15-11:30
First Panel
Chaired by Dr. Hugo Ribeiro Da Silva

“Otherness and (In)tolerance: Historiographical and Theoretical Frameworks”

Dr. Jaime Contreras (Universidad de Alcalá, Spain) and Dr. Susana Gala Pellicer (CSIC-CCHS)

“Álvaro de Ocaña, ¿judío, cristiano o loco? Interculturalidad y microhistoria”

Dr. Georgina Dopico (NYU, USA)

“A History of Tolerance?: Spanish arguments against Limpieza de Sangre”

Dr. Fernando Gómez Herrero (University of Birmingham, UK)

“Revisiting the Américo Castro – Sánchez Albornoz Dispute; or about the alleged intolerance of the Other and the scholarly horizon of politics”

11:30-12:00
Tea & Coffee Break
12:00-13:30
Second Panel
Chaired by Prof. Julian Weiss

“Exploring and Representing Conflict in (and out) Early Modern Spain”

Marine Ansquer (University Lyon 2, France)

“La visión del otro musulmán en Historia del Abencerraje y la hermosa Jarifa: arqueología de un conflicto”

Dr. Imogen Choi (Universiy of Oxford, UK)

“Exile and Identity in David: Poema heroico, Jacob Uziel (Venize, 1624)”

Andrea Pauw (University of Virginia, USA)

“Epic Hares and Local Heroes: Vicente Pérez de Culla’s Expulsión de los moriscos rebeldes de la Sierra, y Muela de Cortes por Simeon Zapata Valenciano (1635)”

13:30-14:30
Lunch Break
14:30-16:00
Third Panel
Chaired by Prof. Jonathan Thacker

“The “Other” on Stage: Spanish Theatre in the 17th Century”

Dr. Fernando Pancorbo (Universität Basel, Switzerland)

“The rhetorical tools of the sacramental autos put at the service of Jewish orthodoxy”

Rebecca Quinn Teresi (Johns Hopkins University / Edith O’Donnell Institute for Art History (UTD), USA)

“Visualising Limpieza de Sangre: The Immaculate Conception in service of the Hidalgo”

Elizabeth Blakemore (University of Edinburgh, UK)

“Christian constancy vs. the inferior infidel: religious conflict within Calderón’s El príncipe constant”

16:00-16:30
Break
16:30-17:30
Keynote Speaker

“The Moriscos, A Divided Identity”

Prof. Trevor Dadson (Queen Mary, University of London)

“The Moriscos, A Divided Identity”

19:00
Conference Dinner

Friday, 9th of November, Bush House North East Wing, King’s College London (S)2.01

11:00 – 11:30
Tea & Coffee
11:30-12:30
Fourth Panel
Chaired by Dr Karoline Cook

“New Perspectives on the Iberian Muslim: a Panoramic Approach”

Dr. Ewa A. Lukaszyk (LE STUDIUM Loire Valley IAS, France)

“A transforming minority. The search for trans-confessional universalism on the margins of religious division in the medieval al-Andalus”

Dr. Elena Paulino and Dr. Borja Franco (UNED, Spain)

“Beyond Maurophilia and Maurophobia. New approaches to the Muslim other, Morisco and Islamicate Art in Iberia (14th-17th centuries)»

12:30 – 13:30
Lunch Break
13:30-15:00
Fifth Pannel
Chaired by Prof. Andrea Schatz

“A Growing (In)tolerant Nation? Late-medieval and Renaissance Challenging Texts”

Dr. Roger Boase (Queen Mary University, UK)

“An Anonymous Poem of Anti-Semitic Invective (MP2-226) Against Antonio Franco (c. 1455-c. 1507), Chief Accountant of the Catholic Monarchs: Identifying the Author and the Historical Context”

Bert Carlstrom (Queen Mary University, UK)

“Recreating a Heresy: Anonymous Writings from Seville on the Eve of the Inquisition”

Teresa Tinsley (University of Exeter, UK)

“Hybrid nation: Hernando de Baeza and the Spain that might have been (c.1510)”

15:00 – 16:00
Break – Free Time
16:00-17:00
Sixth Pannel
Chaired by Dr Karoline Cook

“Overlooked Minorities: Blacks and Mozarabs in Early Modern Spain”

Michael Aidan Pope (Birkbeck, University of London, UK)

“Baptising the African: Blackness and Old and New Christians in Early Modern Iberia”

Helen Flatley (University of Oxford, UK)

“Hybrid Legacies: Imagining the Mozarabs of Toledo in the ‘False Chronicles’ of Jerónimo Román de la Higuera”

17:00 – 17:30
Tea & Coffe Break

Instituto Cervantes London, Library

17:30 – 18:30
Keynote Speaker

“Enemies Within: Walls and Bridges”

Dr. Alexander Samson (University College London)

“Enemies Within: Walls and Bridges”

18:30 – 18:45
Closing Remarks
18:45 – 19:30
Wine Reception

With the collaboration of:

www.lahp.ac.uk

www.kcl.ac.uk

Thursday, 8th  November,
Senate House, Bedford Room 37

09.30-10.00          Registration and Coffee & Tea
10:00-10:15          Welcome and Opening Remarks
10:15-11:30          First Panel
11:30-12:00          Tea & Coffee Break
12:00-13:30          Second Panel
13:30-14:30          Lunch Break
14:30-16:00          Third Panel
16:00-16:30          Break
16:30-17:30          Keynote Speaker
19:00                       Conference Dinner

8th and 9th of November 2018

LAHP Funded Postgraduate Students-led Conference with the collaboration of King’s College London.

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Friday, 9th of November,
Bush House North East Wing,
King’s College London (S)2.01
11:00-11:30          Tea & Coffee
11:30-12:30          Fourth Panel
12:30-13:30          Lunch Break
13:30-15:00          Fifth Panel
15:00-16:00          Break – Free Time
16:00-17:00          Sixth Panel
17:00-17:30          Break
17:30-18:30          Keynote Speaker
18:30-18:45          Closing Remarks
18:45-19:30          Wine Reception