Università degli studi «L’Orientale»
Colloquium/Workshop
6-7 Dec 2012.
6 December 2012
3e JOURNEE D’ETUDES SERIES CATALOGORUM
The Journée d’études, Pratiques de catalogage des manuscrits islamiques (Actualités de
la recherche) / Cataloguing of Islamic Manuscripts (Work in Progress) is
a workshop (atelier de recherche) devoted to some current projects of
the Series Catalogorum, the presentation of the manuscript collections
under the process of cataloguing, and various case studies.
Information on previous Journées d’études Series Catalogorum: 2e Journée (Paris, 2011), 1e Journée (Paris, 2009).
Program
Maria SZUPPE, Michele BERNARDINI and Roberto TOTTOLI, Introductory remarks and Presentation of the Oriental Manuscripts of the Dipartimento Asia Africa Mediterraneo of the Università di Napoli “L’Orientale”.
Francis RICHARD, Le Catalogue des Suppléments Persans de la Bibliothèque nationale de France.
Günsel RENDA, Cataloguing illustrated manuscripts at the Ethnographical Museum of Ankara.
Farid ALAKBARLI, Islamic medical manuscripts in the Library of the Academy of Sciences of Baku.
Thibaut D’HUBERT, Notes on the colophons of Bengali texts copied in the Arabic script and of some Persian manuscripts from Bengal (17th-19th c.).
Sara FANI, Bindings and watermarks in Arabic, Persian and Syriac manuscripts in the National Library of Florence and in the Medicea Laurenziana Library.
Mauro NOBILI, The De Gironcourt Collection in the Institut de France. Script styles in West African manuscripts.
Delio Vania PROVERBIO, Turkish manuscripts in the Vatican Library: A brief survey of the (late) twentieth-century acquisitions.
Thibaut D’HUBERT, Notes on the colophons of Bengali texts copied in the Arabic script and of some Persian manuscripts from Bengal (17th-19th c.).
Sara FANI, Bindings and watermarks in Arabic, Persian and Syriac manuscripts in the National Library of Florence and in the Medicea Laurenziana Library.
Mauro NOBILI, The De Gironcourt Collection in the Institut de France. Script styles in West African manuscripts.
Delio Vania PROVERBIO, Turkish manuscripts in the Vatican Library: A brief survey of the (late) twentieth-century acquisitions.
Angelo Michele PIEMONTESE, The Persian Manuscripts at the Vatican.
Luca BERARDI, Ottoman manuscripts in Italian libraries.
Maria SZUPPE, Manuscripts from the Regional Museum of Ferghana (Uzbekistan).
Nourane BEN AZZOUNA, Nuskha-shināsī et catalogage de manuscrits en Iran (20e-21e siècles).
Luca BERARDI, Ottoman manuscripts in Italian libraries.
Maria SZUPPE, Manuscripts from the Regional Museum of Ferghana (Uzbekistan).
Nourane BEN AZZOUNA, Nuskha-shināsī et catalogage de manuscrits en Iran (20e-21e siècles).
Anne REGOURD, Le catalogage des papiers filigranés des manuscrits de Zabid et ses apports: le Yémen, une place privilégiée pour l'étude des papiers dits “locaux”.
Paolo SARTORI, The Archive of the Khans of Khiva: an Islamic culture of documentation?
François DEROCHE, Typologie paléographique et catalogage.
7 December 2012
COLLOQUIUM CODEX AND TEXT
The Colloquium is dedicated to Codex and Text. The use and relevance of codicology, paleography and illumination for textual studies. Its aim is to highlight the relation between text and manuscript support, and focus on interrelations between codicological studies and textual studies in the research on the history of Islamic manuscript tradition.
Program
Dagmar E. RIEDEL, The Downsides of Popularity: the Methodological challenges posed by the manuscript tradition of al-shifā’ by ‘Iyāḍ b. Mūsā.
Roberto TOTTOLI, Textual criticism and bibliography in Muslim Arabic texts: the case of a variant in a passage in the manuscript and printed versions of the Daqā’iq al-akhbār by ‘Abd al-Raḥīm al-Qāḍī.
Carmela BAFFIONI, The Ms. Ambrosiano arabo & 105 sup and its relationship with Berlin syr. 88.
Annie VERNAY-NOURI, Gloses décoratives dans la Turquie ottomane du XVIe siècle.
Osamu OTSUKA, The genealogical tree of Ḥamd-Allāh Mustawfī: how to write general history in a few folios?
Kristina RICHARDSON, Reconstructing the autograph corpus of Ibn Tulun (d. 1546).
Nuria MARTINEZ DE CASTILLA MUÑOZ, La codicologie au service de l’ecdotique: le cas des manuscrits morisques.
Serpil BAĞCI, Where do we place the pictures? The consistency of Mahall-i Tasvir.
Noha ABOU-KHATWA, Layout in the service of textual studies: a Mamlūk Qur’ān at the Royal Ontario Museum.
Tulun DEĞERLENDIRICI, A History from the Edge: Flyleaf Notes on the Turkish Hamzanâma Manuscripts and their Contribution to the History of Reading.Ayse ALDEMIR-KILERCIK, Vassale: A unique restoration technique of the past that led to the loss of codicological data.
Anna Maria DI TOLLA, An Arabic-Berber manuscript on customary law from Tafilalt, Morocco.
Florian SCHWARZ, The author as publisher. A codicological view on the oeuvre of the Kurdish theologian Ibrahim al-Kurani (1616-1690).
Roberto TOTTOLI, Textual criticism and bibliography in Muslim Arabic texts: the case of a variant in a passage in the manuscript and printed versions of the Daqā’iq al-akhbār by ‘Abd al-Raḥīm al-Qāḍī.
Carmela BAFFIONI, The Ms. Ambrosiano arabo & 105 sup and its relationship with Berlin syr. 88.
Annie VERNAY-NOURI, Gloses décoratives dans la Turquie ottomane du XVIe siècle.
Osamu OTSUKA, The genealogical tree of Ḥamd-Allāh Mustawfī: how to write general history in a few folios?
Kristina RICHARDSON, Reconstructing the autograph corpus of Ibn Tulun (d. 1546).
Nuria MARTINEZ DE CASTILLA MUÑOZ, La codicologie au service de l’ecdotique: le cas des manuscrits morisques.
Serpil BAĞCI, Where do we place the pictures? The consistency of Mahall-i Tasvir.
Noha ABOU-KHATWA, Layout in the service of textual studies: a Mamlūk Qur’ān at the Royal Ontario Museum.
Tulun DEĞERLENDIRICI, A History from the Edge: Flyleaf Notes on the Turkish Hamzanâma Manuscripts and their Contribution to the History of Reading.Ayse ALDEMIR-KILERCIK, Vassale: A unique restoration technique of the past that led to the loss of codicological data.
Anna Maria DI TOLLA, An Arabic-Berber manuscript on customary law from Tafilalt, Morocco.
Florian SCHWARZ, The author as publisher. A codicological view on the oeuvre of the Kurdish theologian Ibrahim al-Kurani (1616-1690).
Source: APILIST
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