Colloque International : Poetry & Religion: Figures of the Sacred : 1-2 avril 2011, Institut Catholique de Paris, Faculté des Lettres, Amphi Paul Ricœur (salle B18), entrée libre

Programme :

Vendredi 1er Avril

8h30 : Ouverture du colloque par

• le Doyen de la Faculté des Lettres, Olivier Soutet,
• le Vice-Doyen de la Faculté des Lettres Pauline Piettre et
• le Directeur du Departement d'Anglais, Ineke Bockting.

9h : Philip Crispin (Université de Hull)
“Mysteries of Faith : The Consubstantiality of Poetry and Drama in Medieval Theatre"

9h30: Şebnem Kaya (Université d'Hacettepe, Turquie)
"Natural Theology in the Works of Middle English Mystics and Mevlana Jalalu'ddin Rumi"

10h : Cassandra Gorman (Université de Cambridge)
"Adam and the atom : Thomas Traherne's natural-theological approach to the origins of 'ALL THINGS'"

10h30 Jean-Christophe Van Thienen (Université Lille III)
"Virtuous wordplay in George Herbert's Anglican Manifesto"

11h15-12h15 : Discours principal- Alice Goodman, “Wreaths of Fame and Interest” - introduit par J. Kilgore-Caradec

14h : Gary Kuchar (University of Victoria, Canada)
"Sounding the Temple: George Herbert and the Art of Hearkening"

14h30 : Guillaume Coatalen (Université de Cergy-Pontoise)
“Sucking ‘the sincere milk of the word’ (1Peter 2:2) in Herbert's The Temple (1633)’’

15h : Sola Ogunbayo (Université de Redeemer, Nigeria)
"Genesis as Muse in William Blake's ‘Milton’"

15h30 : Catherine Fleming (Université de Virginia)
“The 18th Century Germanic History of Pope’s ‘Essay on Man’”

16h30 : Stephen Tardif (Université d'Harvard)
"Personality as Sacrament in G.M. Hopkins' Poetry"

17h : Paola Partenza (Université D'Annunzio, Italie)
"’It is man's privilege to doubt’, Alfred Tennyson and the poetry of doubt"

17h30: John Fawell (Université de Boston)
"Hardy, the Churchiest Atheist"

18h : Mélody Enjoubault (Paris IV-Sorbonne)
"Tune me, O Lord, into one harmony': Christina Rosetti and the Poetics of Eternity.”

18h30-19h15 : FILM: “Mankind” (A Medieval Play), présenté par Philip Crispin.

Samedi 2 Avril

9h : Christopher Stokes (Université d'Ireland, Maynooth)
"Prayer, Rite and Affect in Keats’s 'Ode to Psyche' and 'The Eve of St. Agnes"

9h30 : Jane Avner (Université Paris XIII)
“Annunciations"

10h : Anne Mounic (Paris III-Sorbonne Nouvelle)
"Deux chants du singulier: Gerard Manley Hopkins et Robert Graves"

10h30 : Murielle Cayouette (Université Laval, Canada)
"Spirituality and Disaffiliation in T.S. Eliot's "Gerontion" and Wallace Stevens's "Sunday Morning"

11h15 : Discours principal - Monique Lojkine-Morelec, “When Birds in Glory Come” introduit par C. Parc

14h : Ben Keatinge (South East European University, Macedonia)
"'Holy God makes no reply': Prayer, Mysticism and Subjectivity in three Irish modernist poets"

14h30 : Monica Manolachi (Université de Bucarest)
"Faith, Doubt and Blasphemy in Contemporary Caribbean British Poetry"

15h : Cathy Parc (Institut Catholique de Paris)
“Tongue(s) of Fire: Echoes of the Sacred in Elizabeth Jennings’s Poetry”

16h : Ineke Bockting (Institut Catholique de Paris)
“A Southern Sanctity: James Dickey’s The Heaven of Animals and Approaching Prayer”

16h30 : Jennifer Kilgore-Caradec (Université de Caen / Institut Catholique de Paris)
“’In terms of grace and carnal loss’: Oraclau/Oracles by Geoffrey Hill”