Books and Readers in the Croatian Renaissance Humanism

• Organised by: Književni krug Split – Marulianum (close to G on the map)
• 20-21 April, 2011
• Venue: Institute of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Trg braće Radića 7, Split (close to B on the map)

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• Program and abstract book: available here (PDF, 789 kB)

8:30

• Luka Špoljarić (Budapest): Ex libris Nicolai episcopi Modrussiensis: Tracking the library of Nicholas of Modruš
• Leo Rafolt (Zagreb): The identity of the reader of alterity: The case of Vinko Paletin
• Valnea Delbianco (Pula): What was Philippa Lazea reading?
• Darko Novaković (Zagreb): Marulić in the proto-encyclopaedias of the 16th and 17th centuries
• Branko Jozić (Split): A book in the books: the new circles of reception

11:30-12:00 Coffee break

12:00-14:00

• Neven Jovanović (Zagreb): Macario Muzio, Marko Marulić and Jakov Bunić
• Petar Runje (Krk): Women and books in the Middle Ages
• Ivan Bodrožić (Zagreb): Patristic allegorical reminiscences in the second Marulić's epistle to Katarina Obirtića
• Mladen Parlov (Split): Martyrdom in the thinking of Marko Marulić

9:00

• Iva Kurelac (Zagreb): Historia Salonitana in the more important works of Dalmatian historiographers (15th-17th centuries): from paraphrase to criticism
• Tamara Tvrtković (Zagreb): Historiographical text between author and reader
• Jasenka Gudelj (Zagreb): The Renaissance treatises on architecture in Croatia and their readers
• Dolores Grmača (Zagreb): Zoranić's reading of Marulić
• Bratislav Lučin (Split): From which sources did Marulić read ancient inscriptions?

11:30-12:00 Coffee break

12:00-14:00

• Sandra Ivović (Split): Split communal school in Marulić's time
• Smiljka Malinar (Zagreb): Lexical repertory of the Croatian of Marulić's time and its diaphasic components
• Gordana Čupković (Zadar): Dika, hvala and slava in the theory and reception of contact synonyms (on the example of Marulić's Croatian works)
• Diana Stolac (Rijeka): Hungarisms in Marulić's works