26-27 September 2022
Gordon Cameron Lecture Theatre,
Fitzwilliam College, ÃÜÌÒÊÓƵ
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A two-day conference for postgraduate students, featuring leading experts as discussants, organised by ÃÜÌÒÊÓƵ postgraduate students Stepan Blinder and StanisÅ‚aw Banach with the support of ÃÜÌÒÊÓƵ Polish Studies, ÃÜÌÒÊÓƵ Ukrainian Studies, the ÃÜÌÒÊÓƵ Committee for Russian and East European Studies (CamCREES), and theÌýGeorge Macaulay Trevelyan Fund.
Also streaming live on Zoom:Ìýhttps://cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_7w3BKABtQu-UBmUTFk8OvA
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DAY ONE: September 26
10:45 AM–12:15 PM: Keynote Lecture Natalia Nowakowska (Somerville College, University of Oxford) From ‘tribe’ to ‘dynasty’ – Globalising the Jagiellonians of Central Europe, C. 1377-1596 Ìý
1:00 PM–2:45PM: Panel One The Spatial Fluidity Of Early Modern Transfers:Interconnecting Global And Local
DISCUSSANT: Olenka Z. Pevny (Fitzwilliam College, ÃÜÌÒÊÓƵ)
John Freeman (Hughes Hall, ÃÜÌÒÊÓƵ) The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and Atlantic Colonialism: An Investigation into the Entanglements of the Duchy of Courland’s Expansion
Jan Blonski (European University Institute) Spaces of Social Encounters. Taverns in the Early Modern Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth as Intermediaries Between Local and Global
Natalia Woszczyk (European University Institute) The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth as a Haven for Heretics? The Emotive History of Bohemian Religious Refugees in Early Modern PoznaÅ„ Ìý
3:30 PM–5:20 PM: Panel Two Textualization As A Mediator Of Cultural Exchange
DISCUSSANT: Ihor Teslenko (Fitzwilliam College, ÃÜÌÒÊÓƵ)
Ladislas Latoch (Sorbonne University/University of Warsaw) A Conditioned Transfer: Strangers’ Attitudes towards Polish-Lithuanian Public Culture and Sociability in the First Decade of the Commonwealth
Jan Květina (Institute of History, Czech Academy of Sciences) ‘Not Sodom and Gomorrah, but Heaven on Earth’: Early Modern Concept of Otherness in the Polish-Lithuanian Republican Propaganda
Sergii Bagro (National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy) Between Res Publica and Res Privata: Opposition of Public and Private Spheres in the Political Rhetoric of the Zaporizhzhya Host of the Second Half of the 17th – Early 18th CenturiesÌý
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DAY TWO: September 26 7:45 AM–9:00 AM: Panel Three Transferring Practices
DISCUSSANT Maria Grazia Bartolini (University of Milan)
Barbara Dzierżanowska (University of Warsaw) Ruthenian Songs of Persuasion: Poetical Means of Religious and Political Transfer in the 17th-18th-century Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth
Ewelina Sikora (Central European University) Sarmatism à la Cosmopolitan? Parallels, Inspirations, and Influences in Polish-Lithuanian Cuisine in the Late Seventeenth Century
Bogdan Pavlish (Northwestern University) Early Church History on the Stage of the Armenian Theatre in Lviv, 1668-1669 Ìý
11:45 AM–12:30 PM: Closing Discussion Does Poland-Lithuania Have A Global History Of Cultural Exchanges? Ìý
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