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SUMMARY:The Making of the Humanities II: Second In
 ternational Conference on the History of the Human
 ities
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20101021
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20101023
LOCATION:Doelenzaal, Singel 425, Amsterdam
DESCRIPTION:This is the second of a biennially org
 anized conference that brings together scholars an
 d historians of humanities disciplines to draw the
  outlines for a comparative history of the humanit
 ies. Although there exist histories of single huma
 nities disciplines, a comparative history would sa
 tisfy a long-felt need, and fill a conspicuous gap
  in intellectual history.    The first highly succ
 essful conference, held in 2008, discussed the ear
 ly modern period. The theme of this year's meeting
  is From Early Modern to Modern Disciplines, focus
 ing on the period 1600-1900. Topics include all as
 pects of the history of philology, linguistics, rh
 etoric, musicology, literary theory, historiograph
 y, art history, archeology and other humanities di
 sciplines, with an emphasis on their interrelation
 s.   Registration deadline: 30 september. For more
  information, see the conference website at https:
 //www.illc.uva.nl/MakingHumanities/2010/.   The Pr
 ogramme Committee cordially invites all researcher
 s to submit their papers for presentation. Please 
 send an abstract of maximally 400 words to: Histor
 yHumanities at gmail.com. Deadline for abstract su
 bmissions: 15 June 2010
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 his is the second of a biennially organized confer
 ence that brings\n  together scholars and historia
 ns of humanities disciplines to draw\n  the outlin
 es for a comparative history of the humanities. Al
 though\n  there exist histories of single humaniti
 es disciplines, a\n  comparative history would sat
 isfy a long-felt need, and fill a\n  conspicuous g
 ap in intellectual history.\n      </p>\n      <p>
 \n  The first highly successful conference, held i
 n 2008, discussed the\n  early modern period. The 
 theme of this year's meeting is From Early\n  Mode
 rn to Modern Disciplines, focusing on the period\n
   1600-1900. Topics include all aspects of the his
 tory of philology,\n  linguistics, rhetoric, music
 ology, literary theory, historiography,\n  art his
 tory, archeology and other humanities disciplines,
  with an\n  emphasis on their interrelations.\n   
    </p>\n    \n      \n        <p>Registration dea
 dline: 30 september.\n        For more information
 , see\nthe conference website at <a target="_blank
 " href="https://www.illc.uva.nl/MakingHumanities/2
 010/">https://www.illc.uva.nl/MakingHumanities/201
 0/</a>.</p>\n    </div><div>\n        <p>\n       
  The Programme Committee cordially invites all res
 earchers\n        to submit their\n        papers 
 for presentation. Please send an abstract of maxim
 ally 400 words to: <a class="email">HistoryHumanit
 ies <span class="at">at</span> gmail.com</a>.\n   
      Deadline for abstract submissions: 15 June 20
 10</p>\n      </div>
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