Preliminary Time Schedule
Wednesday 17, Sept. 2008
18.00 Opening
18.30 Opening Lecture
Brian Duvick, Colorado: War, Politics and the Culture Debates of
the
Late 4th century: Context¬ualizing the Opera Minora of Gregory of
Nyssa
20.00 Reception on the Occasion of the publication of Gregorii Nysseni
opera III,5 (Epistula canonica) by Brill Publisher
Ekkehard Mühlenberg, Göttingen; Mattie Kuiper, Brill / Leiden
Opening Dinner
Thursday 18, Sept. 2008
8.30 Morning Prayer
9.00 Main lecture
Andrew Radde-Gallwitz, Chicago: Ad
Eustathium
de sancta trinitate
9.45 Main lecture
Johan Leemans, Leuven: Ad Graecos ex
communibus
notionibus
10.30 Main lecture
Ari Ojell, Helsinki: Ad Simplicium
de
fide
11.00 Coffee break
11.30-13.00 Sections with short communications (20-25 min. each)
Section A
George Arabatzis, Athens: Time,
Dynamis
and Kinesis in Gregory of Nyssa's Contra Fatum
Henriette Meissner, Stuttgart: Rhetorik
in den Opera Minora des Gregor von Nyssa
Marcello La Matina, Macerata /Italy: God
is not the Name of God. Some remarks on language and philosophy in Gregory's Opera
minora
Section B:
Yuejun Luo, Harbin/China: On the
Trinitarian
Analogy of Gregory of Nyssa
Joseph O'Leary, Tokyo: Divine
Simplicity
and the Trinitarian Names
Scot Douglass, Colorado: Textuality
and
the Trinity or Der Ursprung des Textwerkes
13.00 Lunch
15.00 Main lecture
Lenka Karfikova, Prag: Ad Ablabium
quod
non sint tres dei
16.00 Coffee break
16.30-19.00 Sections with short communications (20-25 min. each)
Section A:
Christophe Erismann, Cambridge: Aristotle
and Porphyry: the philosophical background of Gregory of Nyssa's theory
of
the unity of the human nature in the Opera Minora
Thomas Böhm, Freiburg/Germany: Philosophische
Implikationen zu Ad Eustathium und Ad Graecos
Francisco Bastitta Harriet, Buenos Aires: The philosophy of human communion and
difference
in Gregory of Nyssa
Anthony Meredith, London:: The koinai ennoiai in Gregory based on
Ex
communibus notionibus
Section B
Georgios Lekkas, University of Peloponnese: From Origen's preensoulment to
Apolinarius' preincarnation of God the Word (Gregorii Nysseni,
Antirrheticus Adversus Apolinarium)
Konstantinos Bosinis, Athens: Von
der
Triadologie zur Christologie: Der philosophische Begriff der mixis in
den antiapollinaristischen Schriften Gregors von Nyssa
Vladimir Cvetkovic, St. Andrews: St.
Gregory's
argument concerning the lack of diastema in the divine activities from
Ad Ablabium
Georgios D. Panagopoulos, Patras: Die
Vermittlung
des Sohnes beim ewigen Ausgang des Hl. Geistes vom Vater nach Ad
Ablabium
Gregors von Nyssa
Theodoros Alexopoulos, Heidelberg: Die
Berufung der Filioquisten des 13. Jahrhunderts auf Gregor von Nyssa zur
Begründung
des filioque
19.00 Lunch
20.00 Anna Silvas, New England (Australia): Cappadocia - A Series
of Pictures
20.30 Panel discussion
Thomas Böhm, Freiburg; Volker Henning Drecoll, Tuebingen; Johannes
Zachhuber,
Oxford:
Basil, Letter 38 or Gregory, Ad
Petrum
fratrem de differentia essentiae et hypostaseos?
22.00-22.15 Complet
Friday 19, Sept. 2008
7.30 Departure time round trip to Freiburg im Breisgau
10.00 Main lecture (in Freiburg)
Giulio Maspero, Rome: Adversus
Macedonianos
de spiritu sancto
10.45 Coffee break
11.00-13.00 Short Communications (20-25 min. each - in Freiburg)
Ekkehard Mühlenberg, Göttingen: Gesinnungsänderung und Strafmaß
bei Gregor von Nyssa (Epistula canonica)
Silke-Petra Bergjan, Zuerich: Gregor
von
Nyssa in der Ausdeinandersetzung mit Apollinaris
Alessandro Capone, Lecce/Italy: La
controversia
apollinarista alla fine del IV secolo
Benjamin Gleede, Tübingen: Überlegungen zur Schrift Ad
Theophilum
13.00 Lunch
14.30 Guided Tour to the Cathedral of Freiburg
17.00 Ecumenical Service and Reception
ca. 19.00 Departure from Freiburg to Tuebingen
Saturday 20, Sept. 2008
8.30 Morning Prayer
9.00 Main lecture
Matthieu Cassin, Paris: De deitate
filii
et spiritus sancti
9.45 Main lecture
Morwenna Ludlow, Exeter: In illud:
Tunc
et ipse
10.30 Coffee break
11.00 Sections with short communications (20-25 min. each)
Section A:
Ilaria Ramelli, Milan: The
Trinitarian
Theology of Gregory in his In illud: Tunc et ipse filius: His Polemic
against "Arian" Subordinatianism and the Apokatastasis
Judith Tóth, Debrecen/Hungary: Interpretation
and argumentation in In illud: Tunc et ipse filius
Robin Orton, London: Gregory’s Theology of the Body
Section B:
Tina Dolidze/E. Kochlamazashvili, Tbilisi: The Old Georgian Translations of Gregory
of
Nyssa’s Works
Lara Sels, Gent: The reception of
Gregory's
works in the Slavonic Middle Ages
Anna Silvas, New England (Australia): In Search of the Latin
Translator
of Gregory of Nyssa’s Letter to the monk Philipp
12.30 Final session: Results, Open Questions and Next Colloquium
13.30 Lunch
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