PASSIONATE MINDS

A 11-a Conferinţă a Societăţii Internaţionale pentru Istorie Intelectuală

PASSIONATE MINDS

Knowledge and the Emotions in Intellectual History

26-28 mai 2011

Biblioteca Centrală Universitară “Carol I”, Bucureşti

Conferinta Societăţii Internaţionale pentru Istorie Intelectuală (ISIH) aduce la Bucureşti 80 de cercetători din toată lumea. Filosofi, istorici ai ideilor, istorici ai ştiinţei şi ai artei vor prezenta timp de 3 zile, in 4 secţiuni paralele, lucrări care investighează relaţia dintre cunoaştere, raţiune şi emoţii în istoria intelectuală. Conferinţa este organizată cu sprijinul Universităţii din Bucureşti, al Bibliotecii Centrale Universitare şi al Institutului Cultural Român. Printre vorbitorii invitaţi se numără Vlad Alexandrescu (Universitatea din Bucureşti), Roger Ariew (University of South Florida), Daniel Garber (Princeton University), Peter Harrison (University of Oxford), Howard Hotson (University of Oxford, preşedintele ISIH). Conferinţa va fi deschisă în 26 mai, la ora 9, de un cuvânt de deschidere rostit de Rectorul Universităţii din Bucureşti, prof. dr. Ioan Pânzaru.

ISIH

Societatea Internaţională pentru Istorie Intelectuală este o asociaţie profesională de prestigiu înfiinţată în 1994, şi care reuneşte filosofi, istorici ai ideilor, istorici ai ştiinţei, istorici ai artei sau mentalităţilor. Pentru detalii vezi: http://www.history.ox.ac.uk/isih/

CONFERINŢE ISIH ANTERIOARE:

University of New Brunswick (1997); Freie Universität Berlin (1998); University of Chicago (2000); University of Cambridge (2001); University of New South Wales/University of Sydney (2002); Bogaziçi University, Istanbul (2003); University of Helsinki (2004); University of California, Davis (2005); Birkbeck, University of London (2007); University of Verona (2009).

CONFERINŢA DE LA BUCUREŞTI:

Participanţi:

80 participanţi, din care 20 români (de la Universitatea din Bucureşti, Universitatea de Vest din Timişoara, Universitatea de Vest “Vasile Goldiş” din Arad, Universitatea “Transilvania” din Braşov, Universitatea din Ploieşti si Academia Română) si 60 străini (de la universităţi, biblioteci şi institute de cercetare din Ankara, Antwerp, Atena, Barcelona, Belgrad, Berlin, Bologna, Cardiff, Copenhaga, Cracovia, Halifax, Helsinki, Ierusalim, Koln, Macerata, Madrid, Malta, Minas Gerais, Moscova, Oxford, Paris, Patras, Pisa, Thessaloniki, Toronto, Utrecht, Viena si Statele Unite ale Americii: Atlanta, Austin, Baltimore, Chicago, Claremont, Detroit, Grinnell, Evanston, Little Rock, New Albany, New York, Northridge, Pennsylvania).

Domeniile în care se vor ţine lucrările:

Istorie intelectuală antică şi medievală, istoria intelectuala a modernităţii timpurii şi a iluminismului, istorie socială, culturală şi politică, cultură materială, psihologie, psihanaliză, evoluţionism, neuroştiinţe, fenomenologie, estetică, epistemologie.

Organizatori locali:

Sorana Corneanu, Lector în Anglistică, PhD (Universitatea din Bucureşti) şi membru ISIH

Dana Jalobeanu, Lector în Filosofie, PhD (Universitatea din Bucureşti) şi secretar general ISIH

Tema generală:

Conferinţa abordează concepţiile istorice privitoare la interacţiunea dintre cunoaştere şi emoţii, ori dintre viaţa cognitivă şi cea afectivă a indivizilor şi comunităţilor. Fie că este vorba despre dobândirea şi transmiterea cunoaşterii, despre agregarea şi reconfigurarea comunităţilor, despre relaţia individului cu sine, cu alţii ori cu divinitatea, despre educaţie şi metode pedagogice, despre expresia şi receptarea artistică, sau despre concepţia valorilor şi principiilor morale, politice şi juridice care stau la baza societăţilor – ideea după care raţiunea şi emoţiile se plasează în tabere diferite sau chiar opuse se dovedeşte insustenabilă. Noi cercetări în domeniile ştiinţei cognitive, antropologiei culturale, filosofiei morale ori teoriei literaturii şi artelor au început să depăşească această idee tradiţională şi să pună în lumină complexitatea vieţii cognitiv-afective a fiinţei umane. Istoricii ideilor sunt în măsură să aducă un aport important acestei direcţii de cercetare, prin semnalarea formelor pe care tema le-a primit în istoria gândirii şi a practicilor culturale. Istoria se poate dovedi o bogată resursă de reflecţie şi intuiţii pentru preocupările actuale. Conferinţa de la Bucureşti se doreşte a fi un forum pentru o astfel de reflecţie.

2011 Bucharest-Princeton Seminar Participants

BUCHAREST-PRINCETON SEMINAR IN EARLY MODERN PHILOSOPHY

2 -8 July 2011

Collaborative aspects of Early Modern Thought:

Philosophical Correspondence and the Republic of Letters

Participants:

1. Dr. Michael Funk Deckard (Lenoir-Rhyne University, North Carolina)

2. Dr. Katherine Dunlop (Brown University)

3. Dr. Alexander Xavier Douglas (Birkbeck College)

4. Grigore Vida (University of Bucharest)

5. Radu Toderici (University of Cluj)

6. Anton Matytsin (University of Pennsylvania)

7. Filip Buyse (Université de Paris I)

8. Alexandra Ansie (University of Cluj)

9. Lucian Petrescu (Ghent University)

10. Kristin Primus (Princeton University)

11. Jo Van Cauter (Ghent University)

12. Barnaby Hutchins (Ghent University)

13. Raphael Krut-Landau (Princeton University)

14. Madalina Giurgea (University of Bucharest)

15. Laura Georgescu (University of Bucharest)

16. Doina Rusu (University of Bucharest and University of Nijmegen)

Staff:

1. Daniel Garber (Princeton University)

2. Sarah Hutton (Aberystwyth University)

3. Igor Agostini (Università del Salento)

4. Koen Vermeir (CNRS Paris)

5. Vlad Alexandrescu (University of Bucharest)

6. Dana Jalobeanu (University of Bucharest)

7. Sorana Corneanu (University of Bucharest)

8. Mihnea Dobre (University of Bucharest)

Panel Francis Bacon:

1. James Lancaster (Warburg, London)

2. Raphaele Garrod (Newnham College, Cambridge)

Bucharest-Princeton Seminar 2011

Participants

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We are happy to announce the 11^th edition of the annual Bucharest-Princeton Seminar in Early Modern Philosophy to be held in Bran, July 2-7, 2011. The Seminar gathers together scholars interested in various aspects of early modern thought. Its aim is to create a stimulating environment for discussing papers and ideas. Traditionally, the seminar has two components: morning workshops and afternoon discussions of work-in-progress. The languages of the seminar are English and French.

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Theme of this year: Collaborative aspects of early modern thought: philosophical correspondence and the Republic of Letters

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July 2

9.30 Departure to Bran from Hotel Flowers, Plantelor str. 2, Bucharest (lunch on the way in Brașov)

17.00 Arrival in Bran (Vila Andra)

19.00 Dinner

July 3

9.30-10.30 Conference: Igor Agostini (Lecce): La correspondence Descartes-Elisabeth et la traduction Picot des Principes de la philosophie (1647)

10.30-10.45 Coffee break

10.45-13.00 Reading group (I): The Descartes-Henry More Correspondence. Convenors: Igor Agostini, Vlad Alexandrescu, Sarah Hutton

Texts: Descartes Correspondance avec Arnauld et Morus, texte latin et traduction, éd. Geneviève Lewis, Paris, Vrin, 1953, p. 94-187; english translation of Descartes’ letters in The Philosophical Writings of Descartes, vol. III, translated by J. Cottingham, R. Stoothoff, D. Murdoch, A. Kenny, CUP, 1991, p. 360-367, 371-375, 380-382.

Link to the English file (only Descartes’ letters)| Link to the Latin-French file (all the selected letters)

13.00-15.00 Lunch break

16.00-16.35 Alexandra Anisie (Cluj): On susbtance in Bruno’s Concerning the Cause, Principle, and the One

16.35-16.50 Coffee break

16.50-17.25 Katherine Dunlop (Brown): Gassendi on the Ontological Status of Spatial Dimensions

17.25-18.00 Michael Funk-Deckard (Lenoir-Rhyne): The act of admiration: wondrous women in early modern philosophy

19.00 Dinner

July 4

9.30-10.30 Conference: Sarah Hutton (Aberystwyth University): The correspondence of seventeenth-century women philosophers: Anne Conway and Damaris Cudworth Masham

10.30-10.45 Coffee break

10.45-13.00 Reading group (II): The Leibniz-des Bosses Correspondence, Convenors: Daniel Garber, Lucian Petrescu, Vlad Alexandrescu

Texts: G.W. Leibniz, The Leibniz-Des Bosses Correspondence, latin texts and english translations, intoroduction by Brandon C. Look and Donald Rutherford, Yale University Press, 2007:

Leibniz to des Bosses, 15^th February 1712, p. 220-235

Des Bosses to Leibniz, 20^th July 1715, p. 340-347

Leibniz to Des Bosses, 19^th August 1715, p. 347-357

Leibniz an des Bosses, 29^th May 1716, p. 365-378

Link to file (Latin and English)

Monadologie, 1714, ed. A. Robinet, Paris, P.U.F., 2e éd., 1986

Link to the French text | Link to the English translation

13.00-15.00 Lunch break

16.00-16.35: Barnaby Hutchins (Ghent), Subvisible mechanical systems in Descartes’ late physiology

16.35-16.50 Coffee break

16.50-17.25 Alexander Xavier Douglas (Birkbeck): Dutch Cartesianism and the Separation Idea

17.25-18.00 Lucian Petrescu (Ghent): Salt, silver, oxygen. Real Qualities in Descartes’ and Fromondus’ Meteors.

19.00 Dinner

July 5

9.30-10.05 Radu Toderici (Cluj): “Communication d’imagination”: Pascal, Malebranche and the Social Transmission of Knowledge

10.05-10.40: Anton Matytsin (Pennsylvania): The Specter of Skepticism and Sources of Certainty in the Early Enlightenment Interest: philosophical and historical skepticism in the early 18^th century

10.40-11.00 Coffee break

11.00-13.00 Reading group (III): The Newton-Hooke Correspondence, Convenors: Katherine Dunlop, Dana Jalobeanu, Grigore Vida

Texts: Newton\’s letter, Hooke\’s, Linus\’ and Pardies\’ letters

Link to file

13.00-15.00 Lunch break

16.00-16.35 Kristin Primus (Princeton): Immanent Causation in Spinoza’s Ethics

16.35-16.50 Coffee break

16.50 -17.25 Filip Buyse (Paris I): The Gunpowder Reaction: A Controversy between Boyle and Spinoza

17.25-18.00 Jo Van Cauter (Ghent): The betrayal of Christ: Jesus as statesman (Spinoza, Tractatus Theologico-Politicus)

19.00 Dinner

July 6

9.30-10.30: Sorana Corneanu (Bucharest), Koen Vermeir (CNRS, Paris): The magician’s imagination in Francis Bacon

10.30-10.45 Coffee break

10.45-11.20 Doina Rusu (Bucharest): Baconian natural histories in the correspondence and in The Instauratio magna

11.20-11.55 Madalina Giurgea, Laura Georgescu (Bucharest): Bacon and Descartes : The Creative Role of Experiments

11.55-12.30: Dana Jalobeanu (Bucharest): Francis Bacon\’s Senecan natural history of the heavens or the case of \’missing\’ natural history

12.30-13.00: Raphaele Garrod (Cambridge): Whales, Starfishes and the John Dory in Pierre Viret\’s Instruction Chrétienne (1564): From Natural Theology to Natural History?

13.00-15.00 Lunch

16.00-16.35 James Lancaster (London): Natural history of religion: a new form of natural history?

16.35-16.50 Coffee break

16.50-17.25 Mihnea Dobre (Bucharest): Jaques Rohault and Samuel Clarke

17.25-18.00 Grigore Vida (Bucharest): The Changing Fate of Newton’s Cosmology and the Interaction between Theology and Natural Science

19.00 Dinner

July 7

9.30 Departure to Bucharest

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Organized by the Research Centre for the Foundations of Modern Thought (FME), University of Bucharest and the Philosophy Department, Princeton University.

Artwork for the poster (c) Thomas Albdorf, 2010

2010 BUCHAREST-PRINCETON SEMINAR IN EARLY MODERN PHILOSOPHY

Bucharest – Princeton Seminar 2010 | Programme

Princeton-Bucharest Seminar in Early Modern Philosophy

Bran, 30 June – 6 July 2010

Non-Mechanical Philosophies in the Seventeenth Century

PROGRAMME

30 June

9.30 Departure to Bran from Hotel Flowers, Plantelor str. 2, Bucharest (lunch on the way in Braşov)

17.00 Arrival in Bran (Villa Andra)

19.00 Dinner

1 July

9.30-10.30 Conference: Dan Garber (Princeton): On the Frontlines of the Scientific Revolution: Living in Chaos

10.30-10.45 Coffee break

10.45-13.00 Reading group (I): Aristotelianism and the mechanical philosophy. Convenor: Peter Anstey (Otago)

Texts: Sennert, Thirteenth books on natural philosophy (Bk1: Ch. 1-4, 8-9, Bk 2: Ch 1-3; Bk 3: Chap: 1-2, Bk. 6 Chap. 1-2); Descartes, Principles of Philosophy, IV, 196ff; Boyle, The excellency of the mechanical hypothesis.

13.00-15.00 Lunch break

16.00-16.35 Doina Rusu (Bucharest): Imagination in Bacon’s Experimental Science

16.35-16.50 Coffee Break

16.50-17.25 Raphaële Fruet (Newnham College, Cambridge): The Bible Against Aristotle: The Hermeneutical Cosmology of Pierre de La Primaudaye and its Reception in the First Half of the Seventeenth Century

17.25-18.00

19.00 Dinner

2 July

9.30-10.30 Conference: Dana Jalobeanu (Bucharest): Francis Bacon\’s natural history: a contextual reading

10.30- 10.45 Coffee break

10.45-13.00 Reading group (II): Natural philosophy, natural history and magic: sympathies in Bruno, Bacon and Della Porta. Convenors: Dana Jalobeanu, Sorana Corneanu, Koen Vermeir

Texts: Bacon, Sylva Sylvarum, Century 10; Bruno, On magic; On bonding in general; Della Porta, Natural Magic (preface and bk 1, ch. 1-6 and 9)

13.00-15.00 Lunch break

16.00-16.35: Madalina Giurgea (Bucharest): Descartes and Charleton on mind body interaction

16.35-16.50 Coffee break

16.50-17.25 Alexandra Tavares Torero-Ibad (Liège): The importance of non mechanical philosophies in Charles Sorel’s Traité des Novateurs (1655)

17.25-18.00 Delphine Bellis (Utrecht): Vision at the Crossroads of Mechanical and Non-Mechanical Philosophy in Descartes’ Thought

19.00 Dinner

3 July

9.30-10.30 Conference: Theo Verbeek (Utrecht):

Unity and Diversity of Dutch Cartesianism: Some Considerations

10.30-10.45 Coffee break

10.45-13.00 Reading group (III): Dutch Cartesianism. Convenors: Theo Verbeek (Utrecht), Vlad Alexandrescu (Bucharest) (the reading group will be held in English and French)

Texts: lettre de Descartes à Regius de Janvier 1642, de juillet 1645 et réponse de Regius à Descartes du 23 juillet 1645; Descartes, Notae in programma quoddam, du début jusqu\’à l\’examen de l\’article six (AT VIII 347-356).

13.00-15.00 Lunch break

16.00-16.35 Lucian Petrescu (Bucharest), Descartes, Fromondus and Plempius. A game of chess and \”crass philosophy\”

16.35-16.50 Coffee break

16.50 -17.25 Dr. Koen Vermeir (CNRS, Paris): Are there limits to mechanism? Balthazar Bekker and Dutch Cartesianism

17.25-18.00 Mihnea Dobre (Bucharest): Cartesianism and Chemistry

19.00 Dinner

4 July

9.30-10.30 Conference: Vlad Alexandrescu (Bucharest): Regius and Sorbière (in French)

10.30-10.45 Coffee break

10.45-13.00 Reading group (IV): The Spirit of Nature and other active powers: More, Cudworth and Leibniz. Convenors: Dan Garber, Martine Pécharman, Koen Vermeir

Texts: More, Immortality of the Soul (bk. III, ch 12-13); Cudworth, The true intellectual system; Leibniz, Specimen Dynamicum I

13.00-15.00 Lunch break

16.00-19.00 Free afternoon

19.00 Dinner

5 July

9.30-10.30 Conference: Peter Anstey (Otago): The demise of Baconian natural history

10.30-10.45 Coffee break

10.45-13.00 Reading group (V): Leibniz and Newton. Convenors: Sorin Costreie, Ed Slowick, Katherine Dunlop

Texts: Newton, Optics, Query 31; Leibniz: Anti-barbaric philosophy; Newton, Preface to the Principia

13.00-15.00 Lunch

16.00-16.35 Grigore Vida (Bucharest): Newton on Matter Theory

16.35-16.50 Coffee Break

16.50-17.25 Edward Slowik (Winona State): Locke and Berkeley’s Epistemological Rendition of Newtonian Space

17.25-17.00

19.00 Dinner

6 July

9.30 Departure to Bucharest

Bucharest – Princeton Seminar 2010 – Reading Texts

Bucharest-Princeton Seminar in Early Modern Philosophy

Bran, June 30th – July 7th, 2010

READING TEXTS | DOWNLOAD ALL

1st of July

Aristotelianism and the mechanical philosophy

Convenor: Peter Anstey

Texts:

Sennert, Thirteenth books on natural philosophy (selected fragments) Bk1: Ch. 1-4, 8-9, Bk 2: Ch 1-3; Bk 3: Chap: 1-2, Bk. 6 Chap. 1-2

Descartes, Principles of Philosophy, IV, 196ff

Boyle, The excellency of the mechanical hypothesis, The works of Robert Boyle, ed. Hunter and Davies (2000) vol. 8, 103-116

2nd of July

Natural philosophy, natural history and magic: sympathies in Bruno, Bacon and Della Porta

Convenors: Dana Jalobeanu, Sorana Corneanu, Koen Vermeir

Texts:

Bacon, Sylva Sylvarum, Century 10

Bruno, On magic (in Bruno, On the cause, principle and unity, CUP 2004, 105-126, 137-142)

Bruno, On bonding in general (in Bruno, On the cause, principle and unity, CUP, 145-155)

Della Porta, Natural Magic, preface and bk 1, ch. 1-6 and 9.

3rd of July:

The Spirit of Nature and other active powers: More, Cudworth and Leibniz

Convenors: Dan Garber, Martine Pecherman, Koen Vermeir

More, Immortality of the Soul bk. III, ch 12-13 (pp. 193-204 in 1662).

Cudworth, The true intellectual system, pp. 146-181

Leibniz, Specimen Dynamicum I. Latin Text | English Text

4th of July

Dutch Cartesianism

Convenors: Theo Verbeek, Vlad Alexandrescu

Lettre de Descartes à Regius de Janvier 1642. Original Text | English Translation

Descartes à Regius de

juillet 1645 et réponse de Regius à Descartes du 23 juillet 1645. Original Text | English Translation (only for the first letter)

Descartes, Notae in programma quoddam, du début jusqu\’à l\’examen de l\’article six (AT VIII 347-356). Original Text | English Translation

5th of July

Leibniz and Newton

Convenors: Sorin Costreie, Ed Slowick, Katherine Dunlop

Texts: Newton, Optics, Query 31.

Leibniz: Anti-barbaric philosophy: Latin Text | English Text.

Newton, Preface to the Principia: LatinText | English Text.

First Workshop of the ERC Starting Grant MOM

Francis Bacon and the Medicine of the Mind

Stoic Protestantism in Late Renaissance England

First Workshop of the ERC Starting Grant MOM

New Europe College, Bucharest

13-15 May 2010

This is the first of a series of 5 workshops and colloquia organized as a part of the 5 years ERC Grant ‘Medicine of the mind in early modern England’ by Guido Giglioni (Warburg Institute), Dana Jalobeanu (University of Bucharest) and Sorana Corneanu (University of Bucharest).

Participants:

Peter Harrison (Oxford University), Guido Giglioni (Warburg Institute), Koen Vermeir (CNRS), Dana Jalobeanu (University of Bucharest), Sorana Corneanu (University of Bucharest), Joseph Wolyniak (Oxford University), Doina Cristina Rusu (University of Bucharest).

Program

Thursday, 13 May: Papers

9-9.30 Short presentation of the project (Guido Giglioni, Sorana Corneanu, Dana Jalobeanu) over coffee

9.30-11.00 Peter Harrison, Francis Bacon and the Fruits of the Cultivation of the Mind

11.00-12.30 Dana Jalobeanu, Empirical aspects of medicina mentis: ‘Stoic’ natural histories of mind and body in late 16^th century

12.30-14.00 Lunch

14.00-15.30 Guido Giglioni, Tacitean Stoicism or Stoic Tacitism? On Bacon’s Reception of Stoic Ideas and Its Context

15.30-17.00 Sorana Corneanu, Bacon on the ‘End of Knowledge’ and the Reconfiguration of Learning in the Late Renaissance

17.00-18.30 Round-up discussion

Friday, 14 May: Papers and Panel discussion: Bacon and the imagination

9.30-11.00 Koen Vermeir, Bacon\’s magician: projection and imagination

11.00-12.30 Doina Cristina Rusu, Imagination – Fascination and Prolongation of life

12.30-14.00 Lunch

14.00-18.00 Panel discussion on selected texts (Bacon on imagination)

Saturday, 15 May: Panel discussion: French Protestants and Neostoicism

9.30-12.30 Panel discussion on selected texts (La Primaudaye, Du Plessis Mornay, Goulart, Wright)

12.30-14.00 Lunch

Raluca-Ioana ALEXANDRESCU

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Curriculum Vitae

Etudes

Mars 2008 Docteur ès Sciences Politiques de l’Université de Bucarest, avec la thèse « La construction et l’évolution du concept de démocratie dans la pensée politique roumaine moderne »

Juin 2007 Docteur ès Sciences Politiques de l’Université de Bologne, Faculté de Sciences Politiques

2003 — 2007 Doctorant de l’Université de Bologne, Faculté de Sciences Politiques, avec une thèse sur la pensée politique roumaine dans le contexte de la pensée politique française, dans la première moitié du XIX^e siècle.

2002 — 2008 Doctorant de l’Université de Bucarest, Faculté de Sciences Politiques, avec la thèse « La construction et l’évolution du concept de démocratie dans la pensée politique roumaine moderne »

1998 Diplôme d’études approfondies ès sciences politiques, Université de Bucarest, Faculté de Sciences Politiques (thème de la dissertation: « Le discours néoliberal roumain, 1992-1996 »).

1997 Licence ès sciences politiques – section en langue française — l’Université de Bucarest, Faculté de Sciences Politiques. Le thème de la dissertation : « Le concept de révolution et le thème de l’égalité dans la Démocratie en Amérique d’Alexis de Tocqueville ».

1994, 1995 Participations aux écoles annuelles de droit communautaire organisées par l’Université Rennes II en collaboration avec la Faculté de Sciences Politiques de l’Université de Bucarest.

1993 Baccalauréat, lycée Jules Michelet de Bucarest, section d’études approfondies en langue et littérature française.

Activité professionnelle

Depuis 2015 Maître de conférences, Faculté de Sciences Politiques de l’Université de Bucarest.

2013-2015 Chargée de cours, Faculté de Sciences Politiques de l’Université de Bucarest.

2003-2013 Assistant, Faculté de Sciences Politiques de l’Université de Bucarest.

2003-2009 Assistant éditorial à la revue Studia Politica, Romanian Political Science Review, éditée par l’Institut de Recherches Politiques de l’Université de Bucarest

2001-2003 ATER, Faculté de Sciences Politiques de l’Université de Bucarest.

1999-2001 journaliste à la revue Observator Cultural, hebdomadaire d’information culturelle et politique.

1998-1999 journaliste à la revue 22, hebdomadaire d’information et de commentaire politique.

Cours enseignés

1998-1999 Séminaire de Philosophie politique

Depuis 2000-2001 Histoire des idées politiques de l’Antiquité au XVII^e siècle (en roumain et français).

Histoire des idées politiques, XVII^e-XIX^e siècles (en roumain et français).

Méthodes de recherches en sciences politiques (en roumain et français).

Analyse politique, techniques et théories de de la démocratie (en roumain).

Pensée politique française, XIX^e siècle (en français).

Pensée politique roumaine, XIX^e siècle (en roumain).

Sociétés scientifiques

2005 Fellow du New Europe College

2001 Association roumaine des chercheurs francophones en sciences humaines (ARCHES)

2001 Membre fondateur du Centre de recherches « Les Fondements de la modernité européenne » de l’Université de Bucarest.

Autres activités professionnelles

2001 Assistant de l’Ecole d’été en philosophie Espaces de liberté dans la pensée moderne. Individus, projets de réforme, sociétés multiples, Tescani, 2-16 septembre, organisée par l’Association roumaine des chercheurs francophones en sciences humaines en collaboration avec le New Europe College

2003 TDP Fellow, dans le Civic Education Project, Open Society Institute, Budapest

2004 AFP fellow, auprès de HESP, Open Society Institute, Budapest

2005-2006 Bourse du New Europe College.

Din 2005 Editorialiste (commentaire politique) de la revue 22.

Liste des publications et des colloques scientifiques

Publications

Articles

· « Le thème de l’égalité chez Tocqueville », POLIS, 2/1997

· Traductions dans la revue Repere (N^os 1, 2 et 3/2003), publication trimestrielle éditée par l’Institut Français de Bucarest, les Services Culturelles de l’Ambassade de France à Bucarest, le New Europe College et l’Institut de Recherches Politiques de l’Université de Bucarest.

· « “Le convenable et le possible” – despre “democratie” la început de secol XIX românesc », Studia Politica, Romanian Political Science Review, vol. III, no. 2, 2003

· « L’ „individu” et la „démocratie” au XIX^e siècle roumain », in ARCHES. Revue Internationale des Sciences Humaines, tome V, 2003, p. 143-155

· “Democratia înainte de partide”, Studia Politica, Romanian Political Science Review, vol. IV, n° 1, 2004

· « La démocratie roumaine: vocation ou exercice de volonté? » in Studia Politica, Romanian Political Science Review, vol. V, n° 3, 2005, pp. 583-605.

· « Les malaises de la modernisation roumaine. Le moment 1848 et la démocratie », in Studia Politica, Romanian Political Science Review, vol. VI, n° 4, 2006.

· « Les héritages de la pensée politique de 1848 dans la seconde moitié du XIXe siècle », in Studia Politica, Romanian Political Science Review, vol. VIII, n° 3, 2008.

· La production du savoir politique et la construction du concept de démocratie au XIX^e siècle roumain, in Scienza & Politica – per una storia delle dottrine, no. 39, 2008, pp. 125-139.

· Les incertitudes de la démocratie sur la modernisation politique et la production intellectuelle de la démocratie au XIX^e siècle roumain, in New Europe College Yearbook 2005-2006, NEC, 2009, pp. 7-17.

Volumes

· Les fondements du temps présent et les ruines mélancoliques du passé. La production du savoir politique au début du XIXe siècle roumain: pour un modèle français?, in Florin Ţurcanu (coord.), Modèle français et expérience de la modernisation. Roumanie, 19^e – 20^e siècles, Institut Culturel Roumain, Bucarest, 2006.

· La modernisation roumaine entre les avatars de 1848 et les influences de la démocratie occidentale au XIX^e siècle, in Liviu Brătescu (coord.) Liberalismul românesc și valențele sale europene, Editions PIM, Iași, 2010.

Conférences et colloques

· Communication dans le cadre du colloque Chateaubriand et la Révolution Française, organisé par l’Institut des Etudes Sud-Est Europénnes, Bucureşti, 1994.

· Communication sur le thème des origines du concept de démocratie en Roumanie, présentée à l’Institut de Recherches Politiques de l’Université de Bucarest, mai 2003.

· Conférence sur le thème « Invention de la politique roumaine », soutenue à l’Institut de Recherches Politiques de l’Université de Bucarest, novembre 2003

· Communication sur le thème « Les sens de la démocratie et les débuts de la modernité roumaine », présentée à l’Institut de Recherches Politiques de l’Université de Bucarest, janvier 2004.

· Communication : “La science des etablissements politiques à la fin du XIX^e siècle roumain”, New Europe College, Bucarest, octobre 2005.

· Communication : « Quel sens pour la démocratie ? Autour du 1848 roumain », New Europe College, Bucarest, mai 2006.

· Organisation du colloque « Démocratie, identité, nation », New Europe College, Bucarest, 22-23 mai 2006.

· Communication : « Le post-1848 roumain, entre la démocratie et le mythe national », New Europe College, Bucarest, mai 2006.

· Conférence : « Le concept de démocratie et ses rapports avec la révolution dans la pensée politique roumaine moderne », juin 2007, Université du Luxembourg, Laboratoire de philosophie pratique.

· Conférence : « Sur une fratrie de bonne foie et les débuts de la nation roumaine », Luxembourg, janvier 2008.

· Communication : « La pensée politique roumaine au XIX^e siècle et sa querelle des Anciens et des Modernes », présentée au Bucharest-Princeton Seminar in Early Modern Philosophy, Mălîncrav Manor, Transylvania, organized by the Research Centre for the Foundations of Modern Thought, University of Bucharest, with the support of the Romanian Cultural Institute, Princeton University Department of Philosophy and the New Europe College, 28 July – 3 August 2008.

Bucharest – Princeton Seminar 2010 | Participants

Participants | Programme | Reading Texts

BUCHAREST-PRINCETON SEMINAR IN EARLY MODERN PHILOSOPHY

30 June-6 July 2010

Non-Mechanical Philosophies
in the Seventeenth Century

Staff :

Nr.	Name	University
1.	Daniel Garber	Princeton	TBA
2.	Theo Verbeek	Utrecht	TBA
3.	Peter Anstey	Otago/New Zealand	The demise of Baconian natural history
4.	Martine Pécharman	CNRS, Paris	No
5.	Koen Vermeir	CNRS, Paris	Are there limits to mechanism? Balthasar Bekker and Dutch Cartesianism
6.	Vlad Alexandrescu	Bucharest	Regius and Sorbière
7	Dana Jalobeanu	Bucharest	Francis Bacon\’s natural history: a contextual reading
8.	Sorana Corneanu	Bucharest	No
9.	Mihnea Dobre	Bucharest	Cartesianism and Chemistry
10.	Sorin Costreie	Bucharest	No

Participants:

Nr.	Name	University	Level	Title of paper
1.	Edward Slowik	Winona State University	Professor PhD	Locke and Berkeley’s Epistemological Rendition of Newtonian Space
2.	Alexandra Tavares Torero-Ibad	Université de Liège	Postdoctoral fellow PhD	The importance of non mechanical philosophies in Charles Sorel’s Traité des Novateurs (1655)
3.	Katherine Dunlop	Brown University	Assistant Professor, PhD	No
4.	Delphine Bellis	Utrecht University	PostDocResearcher PhD	Vision at the Crossroads of Mechanical and Non-Mechanical Philosophy in Descartes’ Thought
5.	Lucian Petrescu	University of Bucharest	PhD Candidate	Descartes, Fromondus and Plempius. A game of chess and \”crass philosophy\”
6.	Grigore Vida	University of Bucharest	PhD Candidate	Newton on Matter Theory
7.	Raphaële Fruet	Newnham College, Cambridge	PhD Candidate	The Bible Against Aristotle: The Hermeneutical Cosmology of Pierre de La Primaudaye and its Reception in the First Half of the Seventeenth Century
8.	Madalina Giurgea	Bucharest	MA Student	Descartes and Charleton on mind body interaction
9.	Doina Rusu	Bucharest	PhD Candidate	Imagination in Bacon’s Experimental Science
10.	Monica Solomon	University of Bucharest	MA Student	No

Graduate Students:

4 graduate students from the University of Notre-Dame: Erin Islo, Kristopher Kast, Kevin Mickey, Marta Michalska

2 graduate students from the University of Bucharest: Mihai Dragos Vadana

1 graduate student from the Princeton University: Kristin Primus

Adina Ruiu

Adina Ruiu

Étudiante au doctorat

Département d’histoire

Université de Montréal – EHESS

418 Avenue Claremont, # 31

Montréal, H3Y 2N2

514-484-1728

adina_ruiu@yahoo.com

CURRICULUM VITAE

Formation

Doctorante en histoire, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (sous la direction de Pierre-Antoine Fabre) et Université de Montréal (sous la direction de Dominique Deslandres). Titre actuel de la thèse : Les passions dans l’anthropologie jésuite en mission : l’activité des jésuites français en Amérique et au Levant aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles

2006 Maîtrise en études littéraires,UQAM

2000 Maîtrise en études canadiennes, Université de Bucarest

1999 Licence en langues et littératures roumaine et française

Expérience professionnelle

Mai 2007, juillet – octobre 2009 : assistante de recherche, Département d’histoire, Université de Montréal.

Automne 2006 : chargée de cours (« L’époque moderne »), Département d’histoire, Université de Montréal.

Janvier-avril 2006 : assistante de recherche, Laboratoire international d’étude multidisciplinaire comparée des représentations du Nord, UQAM.

2001-2006 : maître-assistant, Département de langues modernes, Université de Bucarest.

Bourses

15 octobre – 15 décembre 2009 : bourse de l’École Française de Rome.

18 mai – 30 juin 2009: Penn State-Mellon Foundation Dissertation Seminar Fellowship, European Expansion, Catholic Missions, and the Early Modern World.

mai 2008 – mai 2010: bourse doctorale du CRSH

janvier–juin 2008: bourse de mobilité en cotutelle, Université de Montréal

septembre 2006 – juin 2007: Bourse de dérogation des frais supplémentaires de scolarité pour étudiants étrangers, Faculté des Études Supérieures, Université de Montréal.

septembre 2005 – juin 2006: Bourse d’excellence, Université du Québec à Montréal.

juin–novembre 2005: Bourse aux chercheurs étrangers, Bibliothèque Nationale du Québec, Programme de soutien à la recherche.

Publications

Les récits de voyage au Nord. De l’expérience du voyageur à l’expérimentation scientifique, Montréal, Imaginaire Nord – UQAM, collection “Droit au Pôle”, 2007, 138 p.

« Aller vers un monde inconnu : les Jésuites français et les missions en Nouvelle-France et dans l’Empire ottoman au XVIIe siècle », in Raymond Brodeur, Dominique Deslandres, Thérèse Nadeau-Lacour, Lecture inédite de la modernité aux origines de la Nouvelle-France, PUL, 2009, p. 143-155.

«La philosophie de la nature au service de la morale: l’œuvre du jésuite Jacques Lambert», Actes du Colloque Nature et surnaturel. Philosophies de la nature et métaphysique au XVIe-XVIIIe siècles, Université de Luxembourg, 22-23 février 2008, Hildesheim, New York: Georg Olms Verlag, à paraître.

«Exil et écriture: Vintila Horia et Hubert Aquin», in Max Roy, Petr Kylousek et Józef Kwaterko (ed.), L’Imaginaire du roman québécois contemporain, Brno et Montréal, Masarykova univerzita v Brne / Université du Québec à Montréal, Département d’études littéraires, coll. « Figura », no 16, 2006.

«Les véritables motifs de la fondation de Montréal», À rayons ouverts, revue de la Bibliothèque Nationale du Québec, hiver 2006.

«Du ΄sauvage` au ΄bon néophyte`: le parcours d’une ΄curiosité légitime`», in Klaus-Dieter Ertler, Martin Loschnigg (ed.): Le Canada sous le signe de la migration et du transculturalisme, Peter Lang: Frankfurt am Main, Berlin, New York, Wien, 2004.

«Honte et dénégation de soi au Québec et en Roumanie. Le débat intellectuel des années 1990», Actes de la deuxième Conférence internationale des canadianistes d’Europe Centrale, Bucarest, octobre 2001.

«Un sujet controversé: la nation canadienne. Étude de cas – Margaret Laurence, The Diviners», Central European Journal of Canadian Studies, vol. 1 – 2001.

Communications (sélections)

15-17 octobre 2009 : « Entre deux empires : les missions des jésuites français en Amérique et dans l’Empire ottoman au XVIIe siècle », Congrès de l’Institut d’Histoire de l’Amérique Française, Montréal.

30 juin 2009 : « Maladie et conversion dans les relations de missions des jésuites français», Penn State-Mellon Foundation Dissertation Seminar, European Expansion, Catholic Missions, and the Early Modern World.

29 septembre-3 octobre 2008: « Aller vers un monde inconnu: l\’expérience de la mission chez les jésuites français dans la première moitié du XVIIe siècle », Colloque International Lecture inédite de la modernité aux origines de la Nouvelle-France. Marie Guyart de l\’Incarnation et les autres fondateurs religieux, Québec.

8 février 2008: «La pratique de la direction spirituelle chez les jésuites français missionnaires en Nouvelle-France au XVIIe siècle », Séminaire collectif du Groupe de recherche sur les missions religieuses dans le monde ibérique moderne, EHESS, Paris.

27-29 septembre 2007: « Penser la «communauté de souffrance»: les missions des jésuites français dans l’Empire ottoman et en Nouvelle-France au XVIIe siècle », De l’Orient à la Huronie. Ecritures missionnaires et littérature d’édification aux XVIe et XVIIe siècles. Musée de Sainte-Marie-au-Pays-des-Hurons, Midland, Canada.