Day 1: Thursday 25th June
Location: Centre
for Privacy Studies, University of Copenhagen, South Campus, Karen Blixens
Plads, 16, 2300 København S, Room: 6B.1.62
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8.30 – 9.00 |
REGISTRATION
AND WELCOME COFFEE Centre for
Privacy Studies
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9.00 – 9.30 |
OPENING
REMARKS
Introducing
the Centre for Privacy Studies Mette
Birkedal Bruun, University of Copenhagen
Introducing the Symposium Paolo
Astorri & Patrick O’Callaghan
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9.30 – 11.00 |
SESSION I
— PRIVACY IN MEDIEVAL AND REINASSANCE IMAGINATIONS Chair: Bastian
Felter Vaucanson, University of Copenhagen Privacy as a Condition of
Cognitive Liberty in Petrarch’s Writings Patrick
O’Callaghan, University College Cork The Private Autonomous Mind:
Female Strategies of Inward Agency in Shakespeare’s Roman tale The Rape of
Lucrece Anni Haahr Henriksen, Kaberghus,
Copenhagen The Violation of Privacy in Renaissance
Texts: A Prefiguration of Modern Challenges Daniela Carpi, University of Verona (Online))
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11.00 – 11.15
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SESSION II — PRIVACY AND THE REFORMATIONS Chair: Søren Frank Jensen, University of
Copenhagen
The Space of Interiority and its Regulation in Thomas
Bartholin’s Orationes Lars Cyril Nørgaard, University of
Copenhagen Privacy
in Anglo-American Law: From the Reformation to the Enlightenment Peter Winn, University of Washington
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Lunch
12.30 – 13.30
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SESSION III — PRIVACY BETWEEN JURISDICTION AND
CORRESPONDANCE Chair: Ulrike Müssig, University of Passau
Arcana
and Curiositas: Ahasver Fritsch and the Boundaries of Knowledge in Early
Modern Germany Paolo
Astorri, University of Copenhagen ‘His Dearest Property’: Private Papers
and Secrets in 18th Century Common Law TT Arvind,
University of York
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Coffee
Break
14.45
– 15.15
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08.15-09.00 (CDT) |
SESSION IV — TEMPORAL
CROSSINGS: PRIVACY IN TRANSITION Chair: Johannes Ljungberg, University of
Linköping Lockean
Liberalism, Religious Liberty, and the Foundations of Intellectual Privacy Marc J. Blitz, Oklahoma City University (Online)
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16.00 -16.45 |
CONCLUDING DAY 1 Group
Discussion
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Wine
Reception
Centre
for Privacy Studies
17.00
– 18.00
Day 2: 26th June
Location: Centre
for Privacy Studies, University of Copenhagen, South Campus, Karen Blixens
Plads, 16, 2300 København S, Room: 6B.1.62
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8.30 – 9.00 |
ARRIVALS AND
WELCOME COFFEE
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09.00 – 10.15 |
SESSION V
— PRIVACY AND THE NINETEENTH-CENTURY IMAGINATION Chair: Lars
Cyril Nørgaard, University of Copenhagen
Privacy Spaces in Dutch Nineteenth-Century Society:
From Sara Burgerhart to Major Frans Bert-Jaap
Koops, Tilburg University
Reserve
and Revelation: Modern Conceptions of Privacy in the Novels of Jane Austen Róisín á Costello, Trinity College
Dublin
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Coffee
Break
10.15
– 10.45
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SESSION VI: PRIVACY, PERSONALITY, AND
MODERN LAW Chair: Patrick O’ Callaghan, University
College Cork The Rise of the Right to Private Life: Between Civil
Liability and Droit D’Auteur Giovanni Chiodi, University of Milan Bicocca
(Online)
Dignity Reconsidered: An Analysis of
its Inviolability’s Instrumentalization Ulrike Müssig, University of Passau
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Lunch
12.00
– 13.0
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13.00 – 15.45 |
SESSION
VII: TAKING STOCK Chair: Natalie
P. Koerner, University of Copenhagen
Privacy
and Utopian Thinking Bart Van Der Sloot, Tilburg University Privacy
Between Past and Present Tamar
Herzog, Harvard University General
Discussion Moderated
By Paolo Astorri & Patrick O’Callaghan
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Guided Excursion
Regensen
Kollegium and Trinitatis Kirke
Store
Kannikestræde, 2 Copenhagen
16.00 – 17.30
For more information, contact dr. Paolo Astorri.
