Jesuitbiblioteket i Poznań: En berättelse om överlevnad och motståndskraft.
Tvådagarsseminarium på engelska. 

10.00 Panel I: Jesuits, Pedagogy and Performance: Education, drama and the circulation of school theatre from England to Central Eastern Europe

Moderator, Rafał Wójcik, Adam Mickiewicz University

“Arthur Laurence Faunt and Edmund Campion: English Exiles, Jesuit Pedagogy and the Counter-Reformation Mission”, Clarinda Calma, Independent Scholar

“Jesuit Influence and Authorial Self-Conflict in Simeon of Polotsk’s Final Play Prodigal Son: Comparing the first print and Uppsala Manuscript”, Alessia Mankouskaya, UCL

 “From Stage to Codex: The Playbooks of Poznań Jesuits and College Theatre of Early Modern Europe”, Jolanta Rzegocka, Jesuit University Ignatianum

11.45 Panel II: Books, Devotion and Transmission: Spiritual texts, devotional practices and the movement of religious culture across collections and communities

Moderator, Maria Berggren, Uppsala University Library

“Female Literary and Devotion: Exploring Adam Makowski's Biography of Barbara Lang, a Saintly Townswoman of Kraków”, Mirosława Hanusiewicz-Lavallee, Catholic University of Lublin

“The Story of One Book. Missale Varmiense (1587) in Uppsala University Library”, Justyna Kiliańćzyk-Zięba, Jagiellonian University

“The Absent Imitatio: Devotio Moderna Paradoxes in the Poznań Jesuit College Library and the Uppsala Connection”, Robert Maryks, Adam Mickiewicz University

14.15 Panel III: Censorship, Canons and Memory: Books, authority and the contested construction of memory and tradition across Reformation Europe

Moderator: Taeda Tomić, Uppsala University Library

“Censorship and the Shaping of a Canon in Antonio Possevino’s Bibliotheca Selecta”, Andreas Mazzetti, Newmaninstitutet

“’The Book of my Memory’: Narrative and Erasure in the English Reformation & From the Book of Images to Printed Booklets: Re-formations of English Memory”, Gerard Kilroy, Jesuit University Ignatianum & Maria Rogozińska, Pedagogical University of Kraków

“Read with caution: The Controversial Erasmus in Vilnius University library’,

Emilija Jovaišaitė-Martišauskienė, University College London

16.15 Panel IV: Libraries and Provenance: Tracing ownership, catalogues and the shaping of Jesuit and private libraries in early modern Europe

Kathleen Comerford, Moderator

“’Libris’ and Provenance Research. Case study: ‘Medici’ in the Catalogus Universalis”, Andrea Mariani, Adam Mickiewicz University

“Between Jesuit libraries and Library Jesuitness. An attempt at a statistical analysis of the College libraries in Navahrudak, Minsk, and Slutsk”, Jakub Łukaszewski, Adam Mickiewicz University Library

“The Libraries of Klas Rålamb”, Peter Sjökvist, Uppsala University Library

17.45 Closing Remarks, Gerard Kilroy