Lesson GreekMythology. International workshop on computer aided processing of intertextuality in ancient languages. 2nd-4th June 2014, Bâtiment Blaise PASCAL, INSA, Campus de la Doua, Villeurbanne (France).See All the sessions will take place in room 501.337, on the 3rd floor. coorganized by HiSoMA (UMR 5189, Lyon), LIRIS (UMR 5205, Villeurbanne) and by the Göttingen Centre for Digital Humanities (e-TRAP), with the support of the National Research Agency (ANR Biblindex) and the Partner University Fund (PUF).
Download the program This workshop was initiated as the conclusive meeting of the project Biblindex, funded by the French National Research Agency (ANR), which aims at establishing an exhaustive statement of the biblical references found in the texts of the Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages. At this meeting will be gathered computer scientists and digital humanists, specialists of corpora written in ancient languages.
The first session will be devoted to mutual project presentations. Organizers : Marco Büchler, (GCDH), Elöd Egyed-Zsigmond (LIRIS), Laurence Mellerin (HiSoMA) 8:45 Welcome 10:45 Break. Οδύσσεια, Αλκίνου Απόλογοι (ι 1-38) WordChorus. Agenda - Rencontre autour des langues et cultures de l'Antiquité. Le ministre de l'éducation nationale ouvre ces rencontres, qui invitent à débattre des philosophes, des écrivains, des universitaires, des chercheurs, un égyptologue.
Les rencontres poursuivent deux objectifs : mettre en valeur la richesse des langues et cultures de l'Antiquité, souligner leur modernité pédagogique et leur capacité d'innovation ;accompagner la réforme du lycée et la revalorisation de la série L. Au programme, des conférences-débats, des ateliers pédagogiques et deux tables rondes, qui s'articulent autour de deux axes : le latin et le grec, des langues pour aujourd'hui ;refonder l'enseignement du latin et du grec. Ces rencontres réunissent des IA-IPR et des professeurs formateurs de toutes les académies. En parallèle, le ministère a lancé un concours pour valoriser les initiatives pédagogiques innovantes en langues et cultures de l'Antiquité : le Prix Jacqueline de Romilly. ΞΕΝΟΦΩΝΤΟΣ ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΑ, ΒΙΒΛΙΟ 2. ΟΙΚΟΥΜΕΝH - longue durée perspectives on ancient Mediterranean ‘globality’ (800 BC-AD 200) (Michael Sommer) "In the 2nd century AD, the Greek orator Ailios Aristeides, one of the intellectual stars of his time, gave, in Rome, in speech On Rome (eis Rhomen), in which he praised the city on the Tiber for having united and unified the ancient Mediterranean world: “Now it is possible for both Greek and barbarian, with his possessions or without them, to travel easily wherever he wishes, quite as if he were going from one country of his to another.”
Through the Romans, the old Homeric saying had finally come true that “the earth was common to all”. By creating an infrastructure facilitating safe mobility and, at the same time, a uniform legal framework for all human beings populating the Empire, the Romans had, according to Aristeides, organised ‘the whole inhabited world like a single household.’Aristeides’ speech is a remarkable statement of ‘globality’ from the heyday of Roman civilization. Selected bibliography. Acropolis Parthenon - City Tour - Athens - Arounder. Art and Archaeology Artifact Browser. Aristoteles. Αρχαία Αγορά.
HODOI ELEKTRONIKAI: Du texte l'hypertexte. Aristotle, Athenian Constitution, Fragments. Nomenclatura - dimos. Athenian Democracy: a brief overview. Parthenon Edutv. Group conversations around images, documents, and videos. ΑΡΙΣΤΟΤAristoteles. ΝAM: The Sculpture Collection. The Sculpture Collection The Sculpture Collection contains a large number of unique pieces that present the evolution of ancient Greek sculpture from 700 BC to the 5th c.AD. The nucleus of the Collection was formed in 1874, when sculptures hitherto housed in temporary archaeological collections in Athens began to be transferred to the Archaeological Museum, then under erection.
The majority of the chance finds were also housed in the neoclassical building. A major contribution to the enrichment of the Sculpture Collection, which includes about 16000 works, was made by the gradual acquisition of antiquities yielded by excavations or purchased by the Archaeological Society of Athens (1884-1893), and also by the transfer of the most important sculptures in the provinces of Greece to the National Museum.
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