Wednesday 22nd May 2019
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AULA 31
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9-10
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Registration
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10-10,30
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Conference openings: Welcome and greetings
Prorettore alle Relazioni Culturali
dell’Università degli Studi “G.d’Annunzio” Chieti-Pescara: Prof. Stefano TRINCHESE
Direttore del Dipartimento Lingue, Letterature e Culture Moderne: Prof. Carlo MARTINEZ
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10,30-12
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CHAIR: Jonathan ROPER (University of Tartu)
Katherine HINDLEY (Nanyang
Technological University Singapore), Written in
Blood and Written on Butter: The Materiality of Textual Charms in Late
Medieval England
Karel FRAAIJE (UCL,
London), “To Have and to Hold”: Early
Germanic Legalese and the Old English Metrical Charm For Theft of Cattle
Ilona
TUOMI (University College Cork), Urine for a Treat! or How to Cure Urinary Disease in Medieval Europe?
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12-12,30
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COFFEE BREAK
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12-1,30
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CHAIR: Jonathan ROPER (University of Tartu)
Eleonora CIANCI (University of Chieti-Pescara), Say it,
sing it. Verbal and visual instructions for Medieval German charms
Davor NIKOLIĆ (University
of Zagreb), The magic of sound: phonostylistic approach
to verbal charms
Giuseppe DE BONIS (University “L’Orientale” Napoli), Whispering, speaking and
writing: diamesic variation in the Germanic tradition of charms
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1,30-2,30
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LUNCH
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2,30-4
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CHAIR: Jacqueline BORSJE (University of Amsterdam)
Barbara HILLERS (Indiana University, Bloomington), The
Irish Fortunes of the Super Petram Charm
Katherine LEACH (University of Harvard), The in principio as a
(semi)vernacular charm text in late medieval Wales
Nicholas WOLF (New York University), Restrain,
Liberate, Kill: Parsing the Language of Blocking Sickness in Irish Charms
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4-4,30
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COFFEE BREAK
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4,30- 6
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CHAIR: Paola PARTENZA (University of Chieti-Pescara)
Bat-Zion ERAQI KLORMAN (The Open University of Israel), Kabbalist Charms, Torah
Scrolls, and Magic among Jews and Muslims in Yemen
Theresa ROTH (Philipps-Universität,
Marburg), What’s magic about
therapeutic rituals?
Michael SCHNEIDER (Bar Ilan University, Tel Aviv), Magical
letters and the body of God
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6-7,30
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Committee on CCC- meeting
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Thursday 23rd May 2019
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AULA 31
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AULA 29
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10-11,30
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CHAIR: Nicholas WOLF (New York University)
Andrei TOPORKOV (A.M. Gorky Institute of World Literature, Russian
Academy of Sciences), Structure and Genesis of the Slavic Charms
against Insomnia in Children
Jaqueline BORSJE (University of Amsterdam), Expelling Nightmares
Letizia VEZZOSI (University of Firenze), For
and against sleep: an overview in Middle English and Middle Dutch healing
charms
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CHAIR: Mare KÕIVA(Estonian Literary Museum,
Tartu)
Inna VESELOVA (St-Petersburg State University), Feminine Magic as Arguments of Power and
Weapons of the Weak: Russian Epic Heroines
Svetlana ADONYEVA and Olga LEVITSKI (St-Petersburg State University), Magic in the mundane-ritual speech register
and magical communication in the Russian North
Maurizio NEGRO (Unione Gruppi Folklorici del Friuli Venezia Giulia), Slavic Research in Resia Valley and in
Friuli Venezia Giulia in the Nineteenth Century “the uniqueness of
traditions in Resia Valley Italy
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11,30-12
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COFFEE BREAK
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12-1,30
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CHAIR: Marco
FORLIVESI (University
of Chieti-Pescara)
Dorit KEDAR (Freie University Berlin), The Magical Language of the Female Authors of
the Incantation Bowls
Tuukka KARLSSON (University of Helsinki), Voices in Kalevala-meter Incantations: A New
Methodological Approach
Maria Cristina LOMBARDI (University L’Orientale Napoli), A late
Medieval charm on a Norwegian runic amulet
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CHAIR: Mare KÕIVA(Estonian Literary Museum,
Tartu)
Daiva VAITKEVIČIENĖ (Institute of Lithuanian
Literature and Folklore Vilnius), Maldelės,
‘Little Prayersʾ, or Kind Words in Lithuanian Incantations
Vita DŽEKČIORIŪTĖ-MEDEIŠIENĖ
(Institute of Lithuanian Literature and
Folklore), Tooth Formula: Practices and Verbal Charms
of the First Shed Tooth in Traditional Lithuanian Culture
Senni TIMONEN (Finnish Literature Society,Helsinky), How to edit charm texts
from the seventeeth-century trials
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1,30-3
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LUNCH
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3-4,30
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CHAIR: Umberto
BULTRIGHINI (University
of Chieti-Pescara)
Maria Pia Ester CRISTALDI (Marmara University of Istanbul), The Greek alphabet, magic and horses: an
analysis on the charms used in Greek horse medicine and in curse tablets
related to the context of horse races.
Markéta PREININGER SVOBODOVÁ (J-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg), Between the word and the body: Tantalus
amulets
Siria KOHONEN (University of Helsinki), Communication with
supernatural agents in incantation texts – looking behind the scenes
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CHAIR: Svetlana
TSONKOVA (Independent
scholar -Budapest)
Laura JIGA ILIESCU (The Romanian Academy Bucharest), The Dream of the Mother of God in the
postmodern Romania, between emic, etic and journalistic categories
Lubov GOLUBEVA and Sofia KUPRIYANOVA (St. Petersburg), Taboo Words and Secret
Language as Verbal Remedies in Childhood (Russian North)
Sanda GOLOPENTIA (Brown University, Providence), Vague
Terms Referring to Magical Practices in Romanian
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4,30-5
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COFFEE BREAK
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5-6,30
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CHAIR: Mariaconcetta COSTANTINI (University
of Chieti-Pescara)
Caroline BATTEN (University of Oxford), The One Who Can Speak This Charm’: The
Poetics of the Old English Metrical Charms
Irene TENCHINI (Queen's University Belfast), The Lorica of Lodgen:
“gescyld alne mic mid fif ongeotum”, a prayer seeking charm-powers
Marilina CESARIO (Queen’s University Belfast), A Man who hath fortune of the wedder in
Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS Digby 88’: Between Physiognomy and Charms
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CHAIR: Svetlana
TSONKOVA (Independent
scholar -Budapest)
Lia GIANCRISTOFARO
(University
of Chieti-Pescara), Deleting the evil eye with words: a folk
documentation collected in the Abruzzi (1965-1970)
Henni ILOMÄKI (Finnish Literature Society
Helsinki), On arguments of authority
Jack MONTGOMERY
(Western
Kentucky University), Using charms for Sympathy: the verbal
Powwow tradition in the American south
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8
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CONFERENCE DINNER
Ristorante
La Playa, Piazza Le Laudi 2, 65129 Pescara
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Friday 24th May 2019
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AULA 29
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10,30-12
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CHAIR: Lea OLSAN (Cambridge)
Elisa RAMAZZINA (Queen's
University Belfast), The Magic Colours of the Rainbow in
Medieval English Charms
Sarah HARLAN-HAUGHEY (University
of Maine), Charms, changelings, and chatter—sonic magic in the Second Shepherds
Play
Pedro MONTEIRO (University of Porto), Narrative representations
of charms in Portuguese 16th cent. Romances of Chivalry
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12-12,30
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COFFEE BREAK
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12,30-1,30
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CHAIR: Davor NIKOLIĆ (University of
Zagreb)
Mare KÕIVA (Estonian Literary
Museum, Tartu), From silence to
replacement names. The fringe areas of incantations and verbal charms
Sophia NIKOLAOU (Sociologist) Survivals of
the magic spells of Hecate, goddess of the moon and Medea her priestess’s
into the myths of elves
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1,30-2,30
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LUNCH
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2,30-4,30
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CHAIR: Andrei TOPORKOV (A.M. Gorky Institute of World Literature, Russian Academy of
Sciences)
Aliaksandra SHRUBOK and Tatsiana VALODZINA (Minsk),
A
Historiola in Belarusian Charms: Priorities and Regional Specifics
Liudmila V. FADEYEVA (State
Institute for Art Studies, Moscow), The Word as the Gesture: Allusions on the
Christian Iconography in Russian Charms and Magic Formulas
Svetlana TSONKOVA (Independent
scholar PhD), Last Angel Standing: Archangel Michael in Verbal Charms, Apocrypha and
Popular Beliefs
-Closing remarks and acknowledgments-
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4,30-5
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APERITIVO
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5
-7,30
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Ud’A band in CONCERT
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