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==8th Nangeroni Meeting (Florence, Italy; June 12-16, 2017)==
==8th Nangeroni Meeting (Florence, Italy; June 12-16, 2017)==


Chair: [https://ulb.academia.edu/GuillaumeDye Guillaume Dye] (Free University of Brussels [ULB], Belgium, EU)
Chairs: [https://ulb.academia.edu/GuillaumeDye Guillaume Dye] (Free University of Brussels [ULB], Belgium, EU), [[Tommaso Tesei]] (The Van Leer Jerusalem Institute, Polonsky Academy), [[Gabriele Boccaccini]] (University of Michigan, USA / Enoch Seminar)
 
Co-Chair: [[Gabriele Boccaccini]] (University of Michigan, USA / Enoch Seminar)


Secretary: [[Rodney Caruthers]] (University of Michigan, USA / Enoch Seminar)
Secretary: [[Rodney Caruthers]] (University of Michigan, USA / Enoch Seminar)
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This registration fee is a donation to our sponsor, the Michigan Center for Early Christian Studies, and it is tax-deductible for U.S. residents. The registration fee is refundable (minus a $50 administrative processing fee) 30 days prior to the start of the Seminar (i.e. by May 15, 2015) if for some reason you are unable to attend.
This registration fee is a donation to our sponsor, the Michigan Center for Early Christian Studies, and it is tax-deductible for U.S. residents. The registration fee is refundable (minus a $50 administrative processing fee) 30 days prior to the start of the Seminar (i.e. by May 15, 2015) if for some reason you are unable to attend.


====Participants====


==Provisional Schedule==
==Provisional Schedule==
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==Participants==
==Participants==


8th Nangeroni Meeting (EISS), Florence, 12-16 June 2017
#Domenico Agostini
 
#Almarei Akeel
Participants
#Mohammad Ali Amir-Moezzi
 
#Youssef Audi
 
#Mehdi Aziez
 
#Meete Bjerregaard Mortensen
Chair:
#Gabriele Boccaccini
1) Dye, Guillaume
#Michael Bonner
2) Tesei, Tommaso
#David Cook
3) Boccaccini, Gabriel
#Gilles Courtieu
 
#Ariana D'Ottone
Organization:
#Muriel Debié
4) Zurawski, Jason
#Guillaume Dye
 
#Alba Fedeli
Major speakers
#Emilio Gonzalez Ferrin
5) Debié, Muriel (as major speaker or respondent?)
#Ekaterina Gushina
6) Hughes, Aaron
#Asma Hilali
7) Milwright, Marcus
#Thomas Hoffmann
8) Reynolds, Gabriel
#Barbara Holcatova
9) Shoshan, Boaz
#Aaron Hughes
10) Tesei, Tommaso
#Robert Kerr
 
#Anders Klostergaard Petersen
Respondents
#Manfred Kropp
11) Bonner, Michael (respondent for Shoshan)
#Marie Legendre
Debié, Muriel (possible respondent for Tommaso, otherwise Stoyanov or Wood?)
#Marcus Milwright
Dye, Guillaume (respondent for Hughes)
#Simon Mimouni
12) Kropp, Manfred (respondent for Milwright)
#Paul Neuenkirchen
13) Oliver, Isaac (as respondent for Reynolds or for a minor paper?)
#Isaac Oliver
14) Shoemaker, Stephen (respondent for Debié if she gives a major paper)
#Karl-Friedrich Pohlmann
 
#David Powers
Reading sessions
#Annette Reed
15) Legendre, Marie
#Gabriel Reynolds
16) Powers, David
#Christian Sahner
 
#Stephen Shoemaker
 
#Boaz Shoshan
Short papers
#Yuri Stoyanov
17) Agostini, Domenico
#Dwight Swanson
18) Amir-Moezzi, Mohammad Ali
#Tommaso Tesei
19) Azaiez, Mehdi
#Philip Wood
20) Bjerregaard Mortensen, Mette
#Jason Zurawski
21) Cook, David
22) Courtieu, Gilles
23) D’Ottone, Ariana
24) Fedeli, Alba
25) Gonzalez Ferrin, Emilio
26) Hilali, Asma
27) Hoffmann, Thomas
28) Neuenkirchen, Paul
Oliver, Isaac
29) Pohlmann, Karl-Friedrich
30) Reed, Annette (? – should confirm)
31) Sahner, Christian
32) Swanson, Dwight
33) Wood, Philip
 
Under reservation
34) DiTommaso, Lorenzo (short paper?)
35) Stoyanov, Yuri (respondent or short paper?)
 
Audience
36) Akeel, Almarei (?)
37) Audi, Youssef (?)
38) Holcatova, Barbara (?)
39) Kerr, Robert (?)
40) Klostergaard Petersen, Anders
41) Mimouni, Simon (?)
Gushina, Ekaterina (does not need any accommodation)
 
 





Revision as of 05:58, 24 February 2017

Guillaume Dye, Free University of Brussels (ULB)
Gabriele Boccaccini, University of Michigan

Early Islam (2017) is the topic of the 8th conference in the series of Nangeroni Meetings, and the second conference of the Early Islamic Studies Seminar, organized by the Enoch Seminar in Florence, Italy (June 2017).

< 1st (Milan 2012) -- 2nd (Israel 2014) -- 3rd (Rome 2014) -- 4th (Milan 2015) -- 5th (Naples 2015) -- 6th (Camaldoli 2016) -- 7th (Rome 2016) -- 8th (Florence 2017) >


8th Nangeroni Meeting (Florence, Italy; June 12-16, 2017)

Chairs: Guillaume Dye (Free University of Brussels [ULB], Belgium, EU), Tommaso Tesei (The Van Leer Jerusalem Institute, Polonsky Academy), Gabriele Boccaccini (University of Michigan, USA / Enoch Seminar)

Secretary: Rodney Caruthers (University of Michigan, USA / Enoch Seminar)

Preliminary Information

When: June 12-16, 2017

Accommodations: Florence, Italy

Location of the Seminar:

Purpose: The meeting aims at examining afresh formative Islam in its the late-antique context. The pre-circulating papers shall be presented briefly (5 min.) before being discussed by the participants (respondents will be allowed 10 min. to respond before the general discussion begins).

Paper Submission: All papers should be submitted by May 15, 2017. This will allow respondents and other participants enough time to prepare their responses and critical comments.

Paper Length: Major papers should be 6,000 words maximum; short papers, 3,000 words maximum.

Prospective Publication: A volume will be published with a selection of the papers offered atf the conference, which overall purpose is to contribute to the renewed study of Islamic origins in close dialogue with scholars working on the late-antique Near East, Second Temple Judaism, Rabbinic Judaism, early Christianity, and Sassanian Iran.

Participation in the Early Islamic Studies Seminar is by invitation only.

Should you like to present a short paper, please send to the chair of the conference, Guillaume Dye (gdye@noos.fr), by May 2017.

Should you simply like to attend the conference, or receive further information about it, please contact its secretary, Rodney Caruthers (rodneyac@umich.edu) at your earliest convenience.

Accommodations

We have secured a lovely place in Florence, Italy for our accommodations. Four nights lodging and all breakfasts and lunches are included in the cost, paid directly in Florence:

  • €0 – Authors of Major Papers
  • €200 – Major Paper Respondents
  • €300 – Everyone else
  • €200 – Guests (children under 14, staying in the same room, are free)

Registration

Participation in the 8th Nangeroni Meeting is by invitation only. If you have already secured your participation, please fill out the official online registration form and pay your registration fee by March 31, 2017.

The registration fee is based on the number of Enoch Seminars/Nangeroni Meetings you have attended in the past:

  • $125 – Newcomers
  • $110 – Attended 1 Enoch Seminar
  • $100 – Attended 2 Enoch Seminars
  • $90 – Attended 3 Enoch Seminars
  • $75 – Attended 4 or 5 Enoch Seminars + all emeriti
  • $0 – Attended 6 or more Enoch Seminars or Nangeroni Meetings

This registration fee is a donation to our sponsor, the Michigan Center for Early Christian Studies, and it is tax-deductible for U.S. residents. The registration fee is refundable (minus a $50 administrative processing fee) 30 days prior to the start of the Seminar (i.e. by May 15, 2015) if for some reason you are unable to attend.


Provisional Schedule

Monday 12 June 2017

Morning: arrivals

Afternoon:

  • 16:00-17:15 - Welcome & Opening session
  • 17:45-19:30 - 1st paper
  • 20:00 - Dinner

Tuesday 13 June 2017

Morning:

  • 9:00-10:15 - Reading sessions
  • 10:45–12:30 - 2nd paper

13:00 - Lunch

Afternoon:

  • Short paper sessions +
  • 3rd paper

Evening: Possible Public Lecture (organized by the City Council of Florence)

Wednesday 14 June 2017

Morning:

  • Short paper sessions
  • 4th paper

Afternoon: Free (Guided tour of St. John Baptistery, The Cathedral, and the new Museo dell'Opera del Duomo [spectacular!])

Thursday 15 June 2017

Morning:

  • Reading sessions
  • 5th paper

Afternoon: 6th paper + Short paper sessions

Evening: Possible Public Lecture (organized by the Catholic Faculty of Theology of Florence)

Friday 16 June 2017

Morning:

  • 9:00–10:45 - 7th paper
  • 11:15-12:30 - Conclusions

Afternoon: departures


Participants

  1. Domenico Agostini
  2. Almarei Akeel
  3. Mohammad Ali Amir-Moezzi
  4. Youssef Audi
  5. Mehdi Aziez
  6. Meete Bjerregaard Mortensen
  7. Gabriele Boccaccini
  8. Michael Bonner
  9. David Cook
  10. Gilles Courtieu
  11. Ariana D'Ottone
  12. Muriel Debié
  13. Guillaume Dye
  14. Alba Fedeli
  15. Emilio Gonzalez Ferrin
  16. Ekaterina Gushina
  17. Asma Hilali
  18. Thomas Hoffmann
  19. Barbara Holcatova
  20. Aaron Hughes
  21. Robert Kerr
  22. Anders Klostergaard Petersen
  23. Manfred Kropp
  24. Marie Legendre
  25. Marcus Milwright
  26. Simon Mimouni
  27. Paul Neuenkirchen
  28. Isaac Oliver
  29. Karl-Friedrich Pohlmann
  30. David Powers
  31. Annette Reed
  32. Gabriel Reynolds
  33. Christian Sahner
  34. Stephen Shoemaker
  35. Boaz Shoshan
  36. Yuri Stoyanov
  37. Dwight Swanson
  38. Tommaso Tesei
  39. Philip Wood
  40. Jason Zurawski