Programme
Thursday, 1 June 2023
14.00–14.15 | Welcome/Opening Remarks
14.15–15.00 | Sita Steckel (Münster): Introduction
15.00–15.45 | Alain Rauwel (Dijon): Yves Congar: an ecclesiological approach on the eve of Vatican II
Coffee break
16.00–16.45 | Stephen Metzger (Vatican Library, Rome): The Ecclesiological Position of Secular Masters Sixty Years after Congar: Has Our Knowledge Advanced?
16.45–17.30 | Andrew Traver (Southeastern Louisiana U): William of Saint-Amour, Matthias Flacius Illyricus, and the Codex Wolfenbuettel Guelf. 367 Helmst.
17.30 | Apéro
19.00 | Conference Dinner
Friday, 2 June 2023
09.00–09.45 | Nils Foege (Cologne), Sita Steckel: Presentation of the Database Project “Diversitas Religionum – Criticisms of Religious Orders in Medieval Europe. A Digital Repertory of Works and Manuscripts”
09.45–10.30 | Sita Steckel: Thirteenth-Century Anti-Mendicant Polemic and its Twelfth-Century Backgrounds
Coffee Break
11.00–11.45 | Charlotte Feidicker (Bielefeld): I Am Whom I Quote – A Digital Exploration of William of Saint-Amour’s Authorisation Strategies in the ‚Collectiones‘
11.45–12.30 | Thibaut Radomme (Saint-Étienne) Autour de Guillaume de Saint-Amour: la réception de la Querelle dans la littérature française du XIIIe au XVe siècle
Lunch
14.00–14.45 | Alberto Cadili (Milan): Von der Kritik der Inquisitoren zur Kritik der Mendikanten – und umgekehrt
14.45–15.30 | Thomas Woelki (HU Berlin): La querelle des mendiants aux synodes provinciaux et diocésains du Bas Moyen Âge
Coffee Break
16.00–16.45 | Bénédicte Sère (Paris & JTS, Columbia University) – Online Presentation: Merging Polemics? The Mendicant-Secular Controversy at the time of the Great Western Schism
16.45–17.30 | Pavlína Cermanová (Prague): Mendicants, secular clergy and the problem of heresy in Bohemia in the late Middle Ages: Cooperation or conflict?
19.00 | Dinner
Saturday, 3 June 2023
09.00–09.45 | Stephan Siebert (Münster/Osnabrück): L’invective contre les moines mendiants dans le dit: un regard sur la mise en scène littéraire de l’hypocrisie chez Rutebeuf et Jean de Condé
09.45–10.30 | William Campbell (U Pittsburgh) Plesaunt was his absolution? Friars and Light Penances in English History and Literature
Coffee Break
11.00–11.45 | Pia Doering (Münster): Mon Dieu, ne serons nous jamais hors des comptes de ces facheux cordeliers? La critique des franciscains dans l‘Heptaméron de Marguerite de Navarre
Short Break
12.00–13.00 Uhr | Concluding Roundtable: Bilan et perspectives Neslihan Şenocak (Columbia U – Online presentation)
Andrew Traver (SELU)
Pavel Soukup (Prague)
Final Discussion

Registration
The conference is open to all interested participants.
Please register by May 31, 2023 via e-mail with Katharina Reuther (student assistant) via kreuther@uni-muenster.de
Virtual participation via Zoom will be possible upon request.

Cluster of Excellence “Religion and Politics”
Dynamics of Tradition and Innovation” has been investigating the complex relationship between religion and politics across eras and cultures since 2007. In the funding phase from 2019 to 2025, 140
researchers from 20 disciplines in the humanities and social sciences engage in transepochal studies ranging from Antiquity to the present day, analyzing the factors that make religion the motor of political and social change. The research network is the largest of its kind in Germany. Of the Clusters of Excellence, it is one of the oldest and the only one to deal with the issue of religion. It will receive funding of 31 million euros from 2019 to 2025.

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