Monday, 25 July
14h30-18h00: Check-in
19h00: Welcome Drink
19h30: Opening Dinner
Tuesday, 26 July
09h00-09h15: Introduction (Hiro Hirai & Didier Kahn)
09h15-10h45: Astronomia Magna and Related Issues:
• Dane T. Daniel (Wright State University, Ohio) : Evaluating the Authenticity of Paracelsus’s Astronomia Magna: Toward a Diagnostic Rubric Clarifying Authentic and Spurious Elements in Paracelsus’s Œuvre
• Martin Žemla (Palack? University, Olomouc) : Astronomia Olympi Novi and Theologia Cabalistica: Pseudo-Paracelsian Works of the Philosophia Mystica Collection (1618)
11h15-12h45: Archidoxis and Related Issues:
• Georgiana Hedesan (University of Oxford) : Completing the Archidoxis: The Clavis of 1624 and the Impulse to Fabricate Paracelsus Forgeries
• Jiří Michalík (Palack? University, Olomouc) : The Archidoxis magica and Medieval Magic
13h00-14h30: Lunch
14h45-15h30: Alchemy (1):
• Jennifer Rampling (Princeton University) : Lull, Ripley, Paracelsus: the Vegetable Stone and the Evolution of Pseudepigraphic Corpora
15h45-17h15: The Philosophia ad Athenienses:
• Elisabeth Moreau (ULB, Bruxelles & Radboud University, Nijmegen) : Petrus Severinus and Daniel Sennert on Philosophia ad Athenienses
• Didier Kahn (CNRS, CELLF 16-18) : The Philosophia ad Athenienses in the Context of Genuine Paracelsian Cosmology
17h45-18h30: Workshop 1: Created vs. Uncreated Prime Matter in Paracelsus
19h30: Dinner
Wednesday, 27 July
09h15-10h45: Microcosm / Macrocosm and Medicine (1):
• Charles Gunnoe (Aquinas College, Grand Rapids, MI) : Paracelsus, Plague, and De Pestilitate: Astral Influence, Divine Judgement, and Magical Medicine
• Hiro Hirai (Radboud University, Nijmegen) : Signatures of Nature between Magic and Science in Pseudo-Paracelsus
11h15-12h45: Alchemy (2):
• Tobias Bulang (Germanistisches Seminar, Universität Heidelberg) : Text and Context – Edition and Commentary of the Pseudo-Paracelsian Aurora Philosophorum
• Lawrence M. Principe (Johns Hopkins University) : Paracelsian and Pseudo-Paracelsian Ideas in the Corpus of Basilius Valentinus
13h00-14h30: Lunch
14h45-15h30: Microcosm / Macrocosm and Medicine (2):
• Claude Rétat (CNRS, CELLF 18-21) : Paracelse : iatricie et instruction maçonnique selon Jean-Marie Ragon
15h45-17h15: Alchemy (3):
• Amadeo Murase (Seigakuin University, Tokyo) : The Eschatological Image of Paracelsus in De tinctura physicorum
• Kathrin Pfister (Anglistisches Seminar, Universität Heidelberg) : Towards a Critical Edition of the De tinctura physicorum
17h45-18h30: Workshop 2: Towards a digital edition of Paracelsus
18h30-19h30: Workshop 3: Perspectives of Common Research
19h30: Dinner
Thursday, 28 July
08h00-9h00: Breakfast
Until 10h00: Check-out