Program
Introduction
9 h - 9 h 30
Michel Tardieu, Professor at the Collège de France
Jean-Claude Waquet, President of ephe
Françoise Micheau, director of the medieval Islam laboratory
Moderator : Philippe Hoffmann, Dean of the Religious Sciences Section (EPHE)
History and historiography
9 h 30 - 10 h
Muriel Debié, CNRS-IRHT research fellow
Is Barhebraeus original compared to Michael the Syrian ?
10 h - 10 h 30
Denise Aigle, Director of Studies at the EPHE
Barhebraeus's historiographical work in Syriac and Arabic and its contribution to the history of the Mongol period
10 h 30 - 10 h 45
Discussion
Religious thought and its sources
11 h - 11 h 30
David Taylor, Professor, Oxford University
The importance of the Church Fathers in Barhebraeus's speculative work
11 h 30 - 12 h
Dominique Gonnet and René Lavenant, Sources chrétiennes, Lyon
The liturgical work of Barhebraeus through the sanctuary candelabrum
12 h - 12 h 30
Florence Jullien, Senior Lecturer, EPHE
A matter of religious controversy : the letter to the Nestorian catholicos Mar Denha1er
12 h 30 - 12 h 45
Discussion
Philosophy and Islamic culture
Moderator : David Taylor, Professor at Oxford University
15 h - 15 h 30
Herman Teule, Professor, University of Nijmegen
Christian and Muslim influences on ethicon memro II
15 h 30 - 16 h
Henri Hugonnard-Roche, Director of Studies, EPHE
The logical work of Barhebraeus
16 h - 16 h 15
Discussion
Science and literature
16 h 30 - 17 h
Georges Bohas, Professor at ENS, Lyon
Barhebraeus and the Syriac grammatical tradition
17 h - 17 h 30
Françoise Micheau, Professor at the University of Paris I, Panthéon-Sorbonne
The medical work of Barhebraeus
17 h 30 - 18 h
Michel Tardieu, Professor at the Collège de France
The purpose of Barhebraeus in the funny stories
18 h - 18 h
Discussion
18 h 15 - 19 h
Herman Teule, Professor, University of Nijmegen - General conclusion
Michel Tardieu, Professor at the Collège de France - Assessment and outlook
