Norms and exceptions
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Norms and exceptions
Participants:
Gabriella AragioneUniversité de StrasbourgAngela BalloneScuola Normale SuperioreDaniel BarbuUniversité de GenèveAnna BelgradoUniversità di PisaAndrew BernsUniversity of South CarolinaSilvia BertiUniversità La Sapienza, RomaLucio BiasioriHarvard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies, Villa I Tatti, FirenzeCaterina BoriUniversità di BolognaJan BremmerRijksuniversiteit GroningenMarco CavarzereLudwig-Maximilians-Universität MünchenIslam DayehFreie Universität, BerlinCarlo GinzburgScuola Normale SuperioreMartin MulsowUniversität ErfurtGianna PomataJohn Hopkins UniversityAvishay SarfattiOxford UniversitySanjay SubrahmanyamUCLA/Collège de FranceGiovanni TarantinoUniversity of Melbourne
11th of December, Thursday Morning Session
9:30 Avishay SarfattiOxford UniversityThe Royal College of Paediatrics 2004 Guideline: A Framework for Casuistry
10:15 Gianna PomataJohn Hopkins UniversityThe Medical Case across Cultures: Comparing the European Observatio and the Chinese Yi’an
11:00 Jan BremmerRijksuniversiteit Groningen(Un)written Laws and Transgressions in Ancient Greece and Rome
11:45 Coffee break
12:00 General discussion
13:00 Lunch break
11th of December, Thursday Afternoon Session
15:00 Daniel BarbuUniversité de GenèveNorm and Anomaly: Jews and Christians in the Toledoth Yeshu
15:45 Gabriella AragioneUniversité de StrasbourgSome Laws are not Properly Laws at All: Early Christians Debates about Concept of Law and the Role of Lawgiver
16:30 Coffee break
16:45 Caterina BoriUniversità di BolognaCases, Exempla, Precedents: the many Roads to Justice (Egypt-Syria XIV-XVIth Centuries)
17:30 Marco CavarzereLudwig-Maximilians-Universität MünchenCodifying the Exception? Early Modern Casuistries of European Laws
18:15 General discussion
12th of December, Friday Morning Session
9:30 Islam DayehFreie Universität, BerlinThe Role of “Probability” in Islamic Legal Casuistry:The Case of the Coffee and Tobacco Controversy in the Early Modern Ottoman World
10:15 Andrew BernsUniversity of South Carolina“I signed but I did not say”: Oaths against Gambling, Casuistry and Early Modern Judaism
11:00 Lucio BiasioriHarvard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies, Villa I Tatti, FirenzeNorms and Exceptions: the Case of Suicide
11:45 Coffee break
12:00 General discussion
13:00 Lunch break
12th of December, Friday Afternoon Session
15:00 Carlo GinzburgScuola Normale SuperioreCasuistry and Irony: Some Reflections on Pascal’s Provinciales
15:45 Angela BalloneScuola Normale SuperioreImagined Casuistry: Indians and the Construction of Exceptions in the Work of Juan de Solórzano Pereira (1575-1655)
16:30 Coffee break
16:45 Sanjay SubrahmanyamUCLA/Collège de FranceMorality and Empire: Cases, Norms and Exceptions in Sixteenth Century Portuguese Asia
17:30 General discussion
13th of December, Saturday Morning Session
9:30 Silvia BertiUniversità La Sapienza, RomaThe Double Exception, Religious and Civil, of a Sabbatarian Grocer. The Case of Edward Elwall (1676-1744)
10:15 Martin MulsowUniversität ErfurtThe Exceptionality of Atheism: Can There be an Exception of the consensus gentium?
11:00 Coffee break
11:15 Giovanni TarantinoUniversity of MelbourneThe Casuistical Lectures of Samuel Pike and Samuel Hayward (1755)
12:00 Anna BelgradoUniversità di PisaA Reading of the French Jesuit Joseph-François Lafitau’s Moeurs des sauvages amériquains comparées aux mouers des premiers temps (1724)
12:45 General discussion
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