Looking Beyond the Paradigm: Reformation and Religious Diversity across Borders and Cultures in Central and Southeastern Europe

Looking Beyond the Paradigm: Reformation and Religious Diversity across Borders and Cultures in Central and Southeastern Europe

Organizer
The Institute for German Culture and History of Southeastern Europe at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, the Centre for Reformation Studies in Budapest, the Association of Transylvanian Studies/Asociaţia de Studi Transilvane Sibiu and the Lutheran Theological University in Budapest
Venue
The Lutheran Theological University, Rózsavölgyi köz 3
Funded by
MTA BTK Lendület Long Reformation in Eastern Europe (1500-1800) Research Group, Fritz Thyssen Stiftung, Beauftragte der Bundesregierung für Kultur und Medien, AKSL Hermannstadt
ZIP
1141
Location
Budapest
Country
Hungary
Takes place
In Attendance
From - Until
08.06.2023 - 10.06.2023
By
Angela Ilic, Institut für deutsche Kultur und Geschichte Südosteuropas an der LMU

An international conference organized by the Institute for German Culture and History of Southeastern Europe at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, the Centre for Reformation Studies in Budapest, the Association of Transylvanian Studies/Asociaţia de Studi Transilvane Sibiu and the Lutheran Theological University in Budapest.

Looking Beyond the Paradigm: Reformation and Religious Diversity across Borders and Cultures in Central and Southeastern Europe

The Institute for German Culture and History of Southeastern Europe at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, the Centre for Reformation Studies in Budapest, the Association of Transylvanian Studies/Asociaţia de Studi Transilvane Sibiu and the Lutheran Theological University in Budapest are organizing an international academic conference focused on transcultural and transborder activities, initiatives and persons, who reached across cultural and linguistic divides in their efforts to spread and support or hinder the Protestant Reformation.

Programm

Thursday, 8th June 2023

14:00 Conference Opening: Welcome and Greetings

14:15 Introduction to the Topic of the Conference

14:45 Session I: The Context and Experiences of the Reformation in Central and Southeastern Europe
(Chair: Ulrich A. Wien)

Zoltán Csepregi (Budapest): Eine Hagiographie ohne Scheiterhaufen? Der gewundene Weg der evangelischen Martyrologie in Ungarn des 16.–18. Jahrhunderts

15:45 Coffee Break

16:00 Zsombor Tóth (Budapest): East of Eden: Understanding Reformation(s) in Eastern and Central Europe – Methodological Considerations

Sándor Papp (Szeged): Das Osmanische Reich: ein tolerantes Gemeinwesen? / Tolerance revisited? The Ottoman Policies

18:00 Reception

Friday, 9th June 2023

9:00 Session II: Transcultural / Transconfessional Developments and Encounters in the 16th and 17th Centuries – Part One
(Chair: Angela Ilić)

Monika Bizoňová (Prešov): The Spread of the Reformation on the periphery of the Kingdom of Hungary – Spiš / Zips / Szepes region

Karl W. Schwarz (Bratislava, Vienna): "der religions halben maß und ordnung": Kirchenordnung im 16. Jahrhundert - bei Primus Truber und Johannes Mathesius

10:30 Coffee Break

11:00 Réka Újlaki-Nagy (Budapest): On the Border of Christianity and Judaism. Transylvanian Sabbatarianism

Edit Szegedi (Cluj-Napoca): Die Grenzen der konfessionellen Abgrenzung im Siebenbürgen des 17. Jahrhunderts

12:30 Lunch Break

14:00 Session III: Transcultural / Transconfessional Developments and Encounters in the 16th and 17th Centuries – Part Two
(Chair: Zsombor Tóth)

Péter Kónya (Prešov): Helvetische Konfession. Wie eine ungewünschte Reformationsrichtung in den königlichen Freistädten zur Formierung der interkonfessionellen Grenze in Ober-Ungarn in 16-17. Jahrhundert beitrug

Ingrid Papp (Budapest): The Interaction of Cultures in the Kingdom of Hungary in the Seventeenth-Century

15:30 Coffee Break

15:45 Hanna Mazheika (Warsaw): Ruthenian Students at the University of Ingolstadt and Incentives for Conversion to Catholicism

16:30 Visits to select institutions, group dinner in the city

Saturday, 10th June 2023

9:00 Session IV: Transnational and Transconfessional Memory Cultures
(Chair: Ildikó Horn)

Angela Ilić (Munich): Remembering the Reformation as Shared Heritage? A Survey of Memory Cultures and Historiographies in Central Europe

Csilla Gábor (Cluj-Napoca): Interconfessionality and Interculturality in Action

Zdenko Širka (Prague): Traditions of St Wenceslas and St Sava: Similarities and Differences

11:15 Coffee Break

11:30 Session V: Transcultural / Transconfessional Developments and Encounters in the 17th and 18th Centuries
(Chair: Herman Selderhuis)

Boro Bronza (Banja Luka, Bern): Relations between the Protestants and the Serbian Orthodox Church at the space of Hungary in the First Half of the 18th century

Annamária Kónya (Prešov): On the periphery of the Reformation: The Slovak and Ruthenian Reformed in Upper Hungary in the 17th-19th Century. On one historical stereotype of Calvinism as the “Hungarian faith”

13:00 Lunch Break

14:00 Session VI: Protestants in the Fields of Culture and Education
(Chair: Tibor Fabiny)

Júlia Demeter (Budapest): Calvinist school theatre in Hungary: Forbidden, tolerated, encouraged?

Vadim Dudkin (Minsk): Transformation of the University Education System in Early Modern Europe

15:30 Conclusion of the Conference

Contact (announcement)

PD Dr. Angela Ilic
ilic@ikgs.de

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