Day 1			Room 1		Room 2		Room 3		Room 4
8.15	8.45		Registration
8.50	9.00		Conference opening
9.00	10.00		Keynote 1	Peter Mandler, University of Cambridge
				The Rise (and Fall?) of the Humanities
10.30	12.30		panel	Locating the Humanities: Cities and Colonies	panel	Understanding the Performing Arts: a Hermeneutics of Practice?	panel	The Recent History of Literary History		The Humanities and Nationalism: South America
13.30	15.30		panel	History and Function of Libraries in the Making of the Humanities		History of Logic (2 papers)	panel	How the Humanities and Sciences Interact: The Flow of Cognitive Goods		The Humanities and Nationalism: The West
						Translation Studies (2 papers)
16.00	18.00			Institutions: Libraries, Archives and Laboratories		Scholarly Virtues and Scholarly Vices	panel	Recent Histories of the Humanities: a Comparative Perspective		The Humanities and Nationalism: Socialism and a Longue Duree Perspective
Evening			Conference dinner
Day 2
9.00	10.30			Literary Studies	panel	Sound and the Humanities	panel	Public, Private or Academic? Making History at the Fringes of Academia		The Humanities and Nationalism: The Iberian Peninsula
11.00	13.00		panel	Philology in Asia 1500-1800: Consolidation and Professionalization of a Discipline	panel	The Making of Art and Architectural Histories in Poland, Croatia, Romania and Bulgaria		Philosophy of History (2 papers)		Interactions between Disciplines
								History of Philosophy (2 papers)
14.00	16.00		panel	The Rise and Decline of "Colonial Humanities"	panel	Invisible Battles: The Political Stakes of  Literary Theory in Eastern Europe	panel	Gathering Language: Materials, Overviews, Typologies		East and West
16.30	17.30		Keynote2	Shamil Jeppie, University of Cape Town
				Styles of Writing History in Timbuktu and the Sahara/Sahel
Evening			Reception at Ertegun House
Day 3
9.00	10.00		Keynote 3	Elisabeth Décultot, Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg
				From an Antiquarian to an Historical Approach? The Birth of Art History in the 18th Century
10.30	12.30			Aesthetics and History of Art		Measurement in the Humanities (2 papers)		History of Religious Studies		The Classical Tradition and Greek Studies
						Newtonianism (2 papers)
13.30	15.00			Digital Humanities		Writing and Visualization		Gender issues		Textual Scholarship in The Netherlands
15.30	16.00		Closing, prize giving and farewell