International Association for Neo-Latin Studies

from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The International Association for Neo-Latin Studies (abbreviated IANLS ; Latin: Societas Internationalis studiis neolatinis provehendis ) is founded in 1973, International Association of coming from different disciplines and in the field of modern Latin language and literature make philologists to promote neo-Latin Research ( Other names: International Society for Neo-Latin Studies ; Internationale Vereniging voor Neolatijnse Studies ; Association internationale d'études neo -latines ; Associazione internazionale di studi latini umanistici e moderni ; Sociedad Internacional de Estudios Neolatinos ).

Origin and development

The first international congress for the promotion of neo-Latin research took place in Leuven ( Belgium ) in August 1971. It was brought into being by the founder of the Seminarium Philologiae Humanisticae at the University of Leuven , Professor Dr. Jozef IJsewijn († 1998). In the course of this first congress, the idea of ​​an international association to promote neo-Latin research was born. This association was founded during the second congress ( Amsterdam , 1973). There, the English-language statutes drawn up by a statute committee chaired by Richard Schoeck were accepted by the general assembly. At the Third Congress ( Tours , 1976), the official Latin text of these statutes was approved and published in Humanistica Lovaniensia , 26 (1977), pp. 265-71. Since then, congresses have taken place every three years (the name in brackets denotes the respective local organizer):

Previous functionaries of the IANLS

President

First Vice President

  • Colette Nativel 2018-2021
  • Marc Laureys 2015-2018
  • Ingrid AR De Smet 2012-2015
  • Craig Kallendorf 2009–2012
  • Minna Skafte Jensen 2006–2009
  • Philip Ford 2003-2006
  • Jean-Louis Charlet 2000-2003
  • Stella Revard 1997-2000
  • Gilbert Tournoy 1994-1997
  • Brenda Hosington 1991-1994
  • Francesco Tateo 1988-1991
  • Walther Ludwig 1985–1988
  • Lawrence V. Ryan 1982-1985
  • Alain Michel 1979–1982
  • Ian D. McFarlane 1976-1979
  • Richard J. Schoek 1973-1976

Second Vice President

  • Jan Papy 2018-2021
  • María Teresa Santamaría Hernández 2015–2018
  • Franz Römer 2012–2015
  • Karl Enenkel 2009–2012
  • Hans Helander 2006–2009
  • László Szörényi 2003–2006
  • Marc Laureys 2000-2003
  • Philip Ford 1997-2000
  • Jenaro Costas 1994-1997
  • Mauro De Nichilo 1991-1994
  • Karsten Friis Jensen 1988–1991
  • Germaine Warkentin 1985-1988
  • Walther Ludwig 1982–1985
  • Lao Paoletti 1976-1979
  • Jean-Claude Margolin 1973–1976

Secretaries

Treasurer

Editor of the publications

The Jozef IJsewijn Prize for the best first book on a Neo-Latin topic

  • 2012: Aline Smeesters-Lelubre : Aux rives de la lumière. La poésie de la naissance chez les auteurs neo-latins des anciens Pays-Bas entre la fin du XVe siècle et le milieu du XVIIe siècle. Leuven University Press, Leuven 2011.
  • 2015: Valéry Berlincourt : Commenter la Thébaïde (16e-19e s.): Caspar von Barth et la tradition exégétique de Stace . Brill, Leiden – Boston 2013.
  • 2018: Thomas Hendrickson : Ancient Libraries and Renaissance Humanism. The “De bibliothecis” of Justus Lipsius . Brill, Leiden – Boston 2017.

Honorary members for life

  • Rhoda Schnur (2009)
  • Walther Ludwig (2012)
  • Aline Smeesters-Lelubre (2012, Jozef IJsewijn Prize )
  • Valéry Berlincourt (2015, Jozef IJsewijn Prize )
  • Thomas Hendrickson (2018, Jozef IJsewijn Prize )

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Walther Ludwig, I. and II. International Congress for Neo-Latin Studies . In: Gnomon 44 (1972), pp. 219-222, et al., II. And III. International Congress for Neo-Latin Studies . In: Gnomon 46 : 99-100 (1974).
  2. ↑ Aline Smeesters-Lelubre: Aux rives de la lumière ... Leuven University Press, Leuven 2011, ISBN 978-90-5867-882-9 .