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Iter septentrionale: When Renaissance humanism went north I
Chair: Peter Zeeberg

Marianne Pade:

Humanism and Philology

Anders Borggaard: Paternal Princes in Lutheran Northern Europe

Johann Ramminger: Measuring Scandinavian Latin

Book itineraries

Chair: Outi Merisalo

Susanna Niiranen (Zoom):
Building ‘Western’ identity in East Central and Northern Europe. Sigismund II Augustus’ library

Benjamin Wallura (Zoom):
Travelling to and through the Surface: Early Modern Vulcanology and Geology at the University of Helmstedt and the Ducal Libraries of Brunscwick- Wolfenbüttel in the

Metropolitan Itineraries: Social and Textual Mobility in Early Modern London.

Part 1: Moving in and around the London Stage Chair: Per Sivefors

Elisabeth Lutteman:

Borrowed Sounds of the City: Trajectories of an Early Modern English Stage Song

Kiki Lindell Tersmeden:

“With a hey, ho, the wind and the rain”: Itinerant Actors, Outdoor Conditions, and Learning

Spiritual, Emotional, and Political Itineraries: Female Dialogues in Renaissance Italy I Chair: Gottskálk Jensson

Unn Falkeid:

Justified Anger: The Body Politics of Margherita Datini (1360–1423)

Eleonora Capuccilli:

Pastoral Missions and Invisible Travels: The Prophetic Itinerary of Caterina da Racconigi

Eleonora Carinci:

From Cloistered Spaces to Secular Places:

Seventeenth Cent.

Bernd Roling (Zoom):

Archives against myths: Johann Heinrich Jung and the Dukes of Bentheim

from the Inside

Metropolitan Itineraries. Part 2: Social Itineraries and Mobile Interaction in the Metropolis

Chair: Raja Sarasti- Wilenius

Anna Swärdh:

‘Lunden’ in ‘ängaland’: Early Modern Swedish Experiences of London

Relationships and Movements in Felice Rasponi’s Autobiographical Dialogue

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Iter septentrionale (cont.) Chair: Marianne Pade

Trine Arlund Hass: Terms of debate

Johannes Isacius Pontanus’ Northern Antiquarianism Chair: Marianne Pade

Giovanni Grandi: Pontanus on Curtius Rufus: Antiquarian Philology and Mistakes across Renaissance Europe

Damiano Acciarino: Pontanus and Mythology: The Case of Trigla

Spiritual, Emotional, and Political Itineraries II. Chair: Eleonora Capuccilli

Clara Stella (Zoom):

Authorship and Exile within the Voice of Olympia Fulvia Morata

Outlooks from Iceland on the Early Modern World Chair: Bjørn Bandlien

Lorenz Hindrichsen:

Reading Artefacts as Meta-Commentaries on Global Encounters atÞingeyrar Church, Iceland (1470-1700)

Þórunn Sigurðardóttir:

Disaster at Home and Abroad: The Literary Travels of an Icelandic Poet

Metropolitan Itineraries. Part 2: Social Itineraries and Mobile Interaction in the Metropolis

Chair: Raja Sarasti- Wilenius

Per Sivefors:

Satirical Itineraries: The Elizabethan Road to Success – or Elsewhere

Independent papers: Miryana Dimitrova: Englishmen and Turks Journeying on the Wings of the Ancients: The Image of Alexander the Great as a Meeting Point of Eastern and Western Mindsets in Thomas Goffe’s Play The Courageous Turk

Dustin M. Neighbors:

The Huntress’ Movements: Women and the Itinerant Nature of Hunting in Early Modern Scandinavia

Expanding Horizons

Chair: Gottskálk Jensson

Mikkel-Theis Paulsen:

Tragicomic Visions of Conquest in Early Modern Spain & England

Randi Lisa Davenport:

Gendered Itineraries: Female Characters’ Movements in the Trials of Persiles and Sigismunda, A Northern Story (1617) by Miguel de Cervantes

Christian Dahl og Anne Fastrup:
Involuntary Travels to Foreign Worlds

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The North and the South

Chair: Dustin M. Neighbors

Astrid Nilsson:

Libraries, Books, Texts, Language on the Move Chair: Outi Merisalo

Peter Sjökvist:

Gazing into the Beyond

Chair: Unn Falkeid

Unn Irene Aasdalen:

Philosophical Itineraries:

Renaissance Art and Museology I
Chair: Christian Dahl

Maria Fabricius Hansen:

Northern Itineraries: Johannes, Olaus, and the Carta Marina (1539

Peter Zeeberg:

From Hven to Prague – Tycho Brahe’s Last Journey

Gottskálk Jensson:

Boreal Authorities: The Icelandic Humanists’ Program of Scandinavian and North-Atlantic History

Raja Sarasti-Wilenius:

Between Scylla and Charybdis. Swedish Treatises on Peregrination (17th and 18th Centuries)

Travelling Books – Literary Spoils of War from Poland in Sweden, and Beyond

Grigory Vorobyev:

Aristotle’s Journey from Italy to England: A Traveling Scribe and his Book

Thorbjørn Nordbø:

Machiavelli – Secretary Itinerant

Patrizia Carmassi:

Itineraries through Libraries: Philologists and their Search for Ancient Manuscripts in 17th- Century Europe

Giovanni Pico on the Soul’s Decent

Joseph William Sterrett:

‘I saw Eternity the Other Night’: Metaphysical Images of the Infinite

Else Marie Lingaas:

Orpheus’ Journey to the Underworld – a Renaissance Dilemma

Travelling Imagery: Cultural exchange and temporal eclecticism in the Bolognese frescoes of Amico Aspertini

Peter Gillgren:

Marcus Aurelius on the Capitoline Hill

Hanne Kolind Poulsen:

Melchior Lorck’s Pictures og ‘the Other’

Independent paper: Bjørn Bandlien:
Shaping Royal Identities by Crossing the Sea: The Case of King James of Scotland and Queen Anna of Denmark