HOMELANDS IN TRANSLATION

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1 HOMELANDS IN TRANSLATION SUMMER SCHOOL IN NAPLES Halle Oxford Naples Copenhagen ( ) Project Università di Napoli, Federico II EU Project Europe as a Space of Translation (EACEA Culture ) Isola di Procida (Napoli) 13 th -19 th September PROGRAMME 13 September 2010 Arrival of the participants and accommodation GREETINGS Rector of the University of Naples, L Orientale, Lida Viganoni Dean of the Faculty of Humanities of the University of Naples, L Orientale, Amneris Roselli Michele Bernardini and Camilla Miglio, Introduction Theoretical Issues Chair Fabrizio Lomonaco, University of Naples Federico II Matthias Kaufmann, Martin-Luther University, Halle-Wittenberg, Translation and Cultural Identity. 16:30 Jens Lönhoff, Duisburg-Essen University, Making Homelands Explicit Giuseppe Cacciatore, University of Naples, Federico II, The Concept of Heimat and the Intercultural Questions Today. 14 September

University of Naples, L Orientale, Lida Viganoni Dean of the Faculty of Humanities of the University of Naples, L Orientale, Amneris Roselli Michele Bernardini and Camilla Miglio, Introduction

2 The German Case Chair Camilla Miglio, University of Naples, L Orientale / University of Rome, Sapienza Fabrizio Lomonaco, University of Naples, Federico II, The Presence of Heimat in Contemporary German Culture: Cinema, Philosophy and Literature Riccardo de Biase, University of Naples, Federico II, The Concept of Heimat in Heidegger Giuseppe D Anna, University of Foggia, The Concept of Heimat in Hölderlin The Italian Case Chair Jens Lönhoff, Duisburg-Essen University Johanna Borek, University of Vienna, Vincenzo Consolo s Journey from Sicily to Milan and back to the Memory of thousand Voices 16:00 Michael Rössner, Munich University/Austrian Academy of Sciences, The Post-Colonial Voice of Sicily: New aspects in Luigi Pirandello s Work Giuseppe Veltri, Martin-Luther University, Halle-Wittenberg, Riflections on the Absence of Homeland and the "State" of the Jews in the Diaspora: The Case of Simone Luzzatto ( ) 15 September 2010 Europe, Asia, Africa as Homelands Chair Fabrizio Lomonaco, Università di Napoli, Federico II Dieter Hornig, University of Paris VIII, The Intellectual Debate in Europe and the Diversity of Languages: From Diversity as Malediction (Babel) to Diversity as Gift (Humboldt) 2

in Hölderlin The Italian Case Chair Jens Lönhoff, Duisburg-Essen University Johanna Borek, University of Vienna, Vincenzo Consolo s Journey from Sicily to Milan and back to the Memory of thousand

3 10:30 Riccardo Palmisciano, University of Naples, l Orientale, Ancient Greece and Europe Giorgio Banti, University of Naples, l Orientale, Traditional vs. Contemporary Identities in the Horn of Africa. Valeria Varriano, Università di Napoli L Orientale, The New Tianxia (what s under the sky):how Confucianism is Shaping a Modern Globalized World Where China Is again The Central Country 13:30 Chair Michele Bernardini, University of Naples, l Orientale James Thompson, Martin-Luther University, Halle-Wittenberg, "Translating Human Rights: An Interplay Between the Global and the Local" 16:00 Habiba Fathi, INALCO, Paris, Gender, Islam and Citizenship in the Newly Independent State of Uzbekistan Workshop Chair Riccardo Palmisciano, University of Naples, l Orientale Political Space and Mythical Space 16 September 2010 Transnational Areas Chair Nicola Melis, University of Cagliari Sakine Eruz, Istanbul University, The Multilingual Homeland: Istanbul Rana Kahraman, Istanbul University, The Odyssey of Migrants in the Twilight of Cultural Identities 3

Valeria Varriano, Università di Napoli L Orientale, The New Tianxia (what s under the sky):how Confucianism is Shaping a Modern Globalized World Where China Is again The Central Country 13:30 Chair

4 Eylem Alp, Istanbul University, The journey of the "turquerie" on different cultural stages of Moliere Case Studies Chair Habiba Fathi, CNRS, Paris Walter Schmitz, TU University, Dresda, Decadence and Return of the Mitteleuropean Heimat 16:30 Nicola Melis, Mutual Perceptions of the Ottoman and the Portuguese Visita della Chiesa di San Michele Arcangelo 17 September 2010 Homeland and Translation Chair Dieter Hornig, Université Paris VIII Michael Cronin, University of Dublin, Bringing It All Back Home? The New Topologies of Translation in Europe 11:00 Monica Lumachi, University of Naples, L Orientale, Heimat-Homeland 12:00 Workshop. Chair Lavinia Heller, Johannes Gutenberg Universität Mainz, Reflecting Translation Through Homelands and Vice Versa 13:30 Space and Territory Chair Johanna Borek, University of Vienna Iain Chambers, University of Naples, L Orientale, Maritime criticism, migration, citizenship and the elsewhere of the Occident 4

Translation Chair Dieter Hornig, Université Paris VIII Michael Cronin, University of Dublin, Bringing It All Back Home?

5 16:00 Michael Rössner, Munich University/Austrian Academy of Sciences, Margins and centers - Insularity Workshop Chair Federico Italiano, Munich University/Austrian Academy of Sciences Centre /Periphery 20:00 18 September 2010 Homeland as a Mental Territory Chair Monica Lumachi, Università di Napoli, L Orientale Antonello Giugliano, University of Naples Federico II, Metaphysics of the Homeland, Philosophical Notes About the Japanese Mythological Cultural Uniqueness. Anna Lissa, Martin-Luther University, Halle-Wittenberg, A New Homeland? Aharon Appelfeld between Europe and Israel Workshop Chair Sakine Eruz, Istanbul University Topography, Tropology 13 Federico Italiano, Munich University/Austrian Academy of Sciences, Translating Geographies into Poetics. Workshop, Chair Ian Chambers, University of Naples, L Orientale Multilingual Areas and Local/National Identity 1 and Party 19 September 2010 Table-ronde on the concept of Homeland 11:00 Conclusion of the Summer-School Some concluding remarks 5

Homeland, Philosophical Notes About the Japanese Mythological Cultural Uniqueness. Anna Lissa, Martin-Luther University, Halle-Wittenberg, A New Homeland?

HOMELANDS IN TRANSLATION

HOMELANDS IN TRANSLATION SUMMER SCHOOL IN NAPLES Halle Oxford Naples Copenhagen (2008-2011) Project Università di Napoli, Federico II EU Project Europe as a Space of Translation (EACEA Culture 2007-2011)