Registration

Opening Session

José António Falcãoopart

Welcome note

Isabel Capeloa Gilprogram director — the lisbon consortium

Prof. Maria da Glória Pinto Garciarector of the catholic university of portugal

Peter Hanenberg chair

Samuel Webernorthwestern university

Untimely Thoughts on Europe To–Day:

Latency and Virtuality of Derrida’s

“Other Heading”

Coffee Break

Antonio Monegaluniversitat pompeu fabra

Dark Is the Room Where We Sleep:

The Silence of Wars and the Truth of Graves

Lunchaura

paper sessionsmudegroup 1 — Performing Latencyroom — auditorium

Isabel Gil, Luísa Leal Faria, Frederik Tygstrupchairs

Alexandra Balona european graduate schoolThe eruption of the sensible. Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker “En Attendant” and “Cesena”

Ana Dinger the lisbon consortium1913–2014: A hundred and one years of latency and emergences in Le Sacre du printemps

Cristina Graça the lisbon consortiumThe Green Table: Dance as a Medium of Social Commentary

Break

Maria Brock birkbeck collegeVelvet Revolution or Frenzied Uteri: Pussy Riot as Symptom

Nazaré Sousa the lisbon consortiumCrisis and protest music

Eva Gruber university of graz“VOICE[–]OVER” on power and policy. The latent subversion of (performing) sound and silence

group 2 — Conceptualizing Latenciesroom — foyer

Peter Hanenberg, Samuel Weber, Carla Ganitochairs

Simon Ferdinand amsterdam school for cultural analysisDrawing like a State: Gert Jan Kocken and Warfare Cartography

Teresa Costa the lisbon consortiumLighthouse, Liminality, Latency

Nik Völker the lisbon consortiumTraces otherwise than archiving. De–collecting and recalling images from the Portuguese colonial past

Break

Martin Gloger university of kasselIs there an internship generation? First insights from a recent empirical research

Anna Weigel jlu giessenThe Crisis of the Printed Book as a State of Latency(?)

Mauricio Patrón Rivera pei – macbaWar and arts practices in the necropolitics

group 3 — Writing Latencyroom — cafeteria

Alexandra Lopes, Knut Ove Eliassen, Adriana Martinschairs

Snezana Vuletic jlu giessen / phd–netAnticipating the Fall of the British Empire: Ishiguro’s The Remains of the Day

Christine Schwanecke gcsc – jlu giessenChallenging artistic latency or conforming to it? Sarah Kane’s In–Yer–Face Play Blasted

Alexandra Cheira ulices – university of lisbonThrice Upon a Time: Latent Upheaval in end–of–the–century wonder tale writing in France and England

Break

Julia Powers yale universityRepression in Portugal’s Second Modernism: Fernando Pessoa and António Botto

Patricia Anzini da Costa northwestern universityTropical Latency: Fringe Poetry, Politics and Brazil

Laura Oulanne university of helsinki / phdnetRevolutionary and Conservative Dreamscapes in Djuna Barnes’s Short Fiction

Welcome Receptionsponsored by the Lisbon City Hallmude — museu do design e da moda

monday — june 30são carlos theatre salão nobre

9:00 am

9:30 am

10:00 am

11:00 am11:30 am

11:30 am12:30 am

12:45 am1:45 pm

3:30 pm

2:00 pm

4:00 pm

3:30 pm4:00 pm

3:30 pm4:00 pm

2:00 pm3:30 pm

4:00 pm5:30 pm

2:00 pm 3:30 pm

4:00 pm5:30 pm

6:00 pm

tuesday — july 1catholic university of portugal library building

master classes

Isabel Capeloa Gil & Frederik TygstrupReading Latency: Robert Musil’s

The Man Without Qualitiesroom — descobrimentos

Alexandra Lopescatholic university of portugal

Translatability and the narrative experience.

Modes of writing and reading

in contemporary fictionroom — brasil

Pirjo Lyytikäinenuniversity of helsinki

Latency as a Literary and Cultural Conceptroom — expansão missionária

Coffee Break

Lunchauditorium a2

paper sessions

group 1 — Performing Latencyroom — descobrimentos

Isabel Gil, Luísa Leal Faria, Antonio Monegalchairs

Beatriz Hernández the lisbon consortiumConsumers are also soldiers: trademark conflicts, boycotts and competition between Western and domestic products in Shanghai consumer culture during 1920–1930

Mallorie Chase university of california – santa barbaraAzulejos in the Metro: a National Art

Sofia Costa Pessoa the lisbon consortiumCultural memory in contemporary art: Trafaria Praia by Joana Vasconcelos

Coffee Break

10:00 am1:00 pm

10:00 am1:00 pm

10:00 am1:00 pm

11:00 am11:30 am

1:00 pm2:00 pm

2:00 pm3:30 pm

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4:00 pm5:30 pm

4:00 pm5:30 pm

Raul Gschrey gcsc – jlu giessenDisappearing Boundaries and Latent New Frontiers: Contemporary Arts and the Construction of European Borders

Claudia Madeira new university of lisbonThe Art of Silence: the relationship between art and war in Portugal

Nataliya Hovorkova the lisbon consortiumIdentity issues in the artistic work of caricaturist António Teixeira Cabral. Latencies of Identity Apperception in Modernism and its Taking off in Postmodern Time

group 2 — Conceptualizing Latenciesroom — expansão missionária

Peter Hanenberg, Alexandra Strohmaier, Catarina Burnaychairs

Vincent Valour northwestern universityThe Crisis of European Humanity from Husserl to Kafka

Annimari Juvonen the lisbon consortiumVisualizing social injustice and European identities

Vera Herold the lisbon consortiumLetzeburg, Luxembourg, Luxemburg – Europe’s new cradle?

group 3 — Writing Latencyroom — brasil

Alexandra Lopes, Inês Espada Vieira, Pirjo Lyytikäinen, Ana Margarida Abranteschairs

Danae Gallo González gcsc – jlu giessenLatency in Three Tempos: Life Writing by Political Exiles of the Spanish Civil War in Algeria

Ana do Carmo the lisbon consortium / phdnetKatzenberge as a locus of latency within cultural memory

Emanuel Stelzer university of bergamo / phdnet“There Is Always Another Story”: Latencies in Auden and Isherwood’s The Ascent of F6

Coffee Break

Anna Ovaska university of helsinki / phdnetRepresenting “Madness” as Dialectics between Transgression and Repression in Helvi Hämäläinen’s Kaunis sielu (1927 / 2001)

Nora Berning gcsc – jlu giessenLatency as a mediating hinge between literature and medicine: Translating Illnesses into narratives

3:30 pm4:00 pm

3:30 pm4:00 pm

wednesday — july 2millennium foundation auditorium

Welcome coffee

Helena Menaboard of millennium foundation

Welcome Note

Adriana Martins chair

Catherine Perretnanterre university – paris x

A Latent Body

Barbie Zelizeruniversity of pennsylvania

Temporal and Spatial Nearsightedness:

On Latency, Crisis and Journalism

Lunchaura

Visit to NARC: Archeological Site

10:00 am11:00 am

9:30 am10:00 am

11:00 am12:00 am

12:15 am1:15 pm

1:30 pm2:30 pm

2:30 pm4:00 pm

6:30 pm

2:30 pm4:00 pm

paper sessions

group 2 — Conceptualizing Latenciesroom — auditorium

Peter Hanenberg, Elisabeth Nivre, Rita Figueiraschairs

David Hallbeck university of stockholmThe keywords of European latency

Athanasia Vidali–Soula ionian university greeceTowards the surface: Inquiries on a contemporary notion of the subject between art and theory

group 3 — Writing Latencyroom — sala do conselho

Alexandra Lopes, Angela Locatelli, Jorge Fazenda Lourençochairs

Nouzha Baba university of leidenRepresentations of the Politics of Cultural Difference. Studies in French and Dutch Literature of Migration

Özlem Ezer middle eastern technical university, cyprusSticking together as creative souls: Halide Edib and Her Productive Years in Exile

Pelin Kivrak yale university“Displacement, Travails, Redemption, Sucess”: Searching for the Traditional Immigration Paradigm in the Works of Aleksandar Hemon

Lecture and Talk with Denis Johnson writerflad — cnc / disquiet programsala portugal — sociedade de geografia de lisboa

thursday — july 3national theatre museum auditorium

10:00 am10:30 am

10:30 am11:30 am

11:30 am12:30 am

12:30 am1:30 pm

Welcome coffee

José Carlos Alvarezmuseum director

Welcome note

Ana Margarida Abrantes chair

José Miguel Sardicacatholic university of portugal

Great Expectations. The latency of World War I

in Republican Portugal (1912–1916)

Ansgar Nünninguniversity of giessen

Epistemological crises and latent forms of life:

crises as cultural challenges and alternatives

to consuming lives and the notion of steady growth

Lunch

monteiro–mor restaurant (national museum of costume — monteiro–mor palace)

recommended activities

exhibition

‘Artists Engaged? Maybe’Next Future Programcalouste gulbenkian foundationtemporary exhibitions gallery — main building, ground floor & gardenadmission 4€

exhibition

‘The Poetic Futility to Manage the Infinite’Edgar Martinscalouste gulbenkian foundationtemporary exhibitions gallery, main building 1admission 4€

exhibition

‘The Grass is always greener’Danish, Austrian and Portuguese Contemporary Artistscentre for modern artcalouste gulbenkian foundationadmission 5€

daily pass gulbenkian foundation (all exhibitions) 15€

opening hours: 10:00 am — 6:00 pm

friday — july 4oceanarium auditorium

10:30 am11:30 am

10:00 am10:30 am

11:30 am12:30 am

12:30 am2:00 pm

Welcome coffee

João Falcatooceanarium director

Welcome note

Luisa Leal de Faria chair

Knut Ove Eliassennorwegian university of science and technology

Liberalism, neo–liberalism and the critique

of governmentality

Martha Roslerphotographer

Lunchcafeteria

paper sessions

group 1 — Performing Latencyroom — auditorium

Isabel Gil, Luísa Leal Faria, Catherine Perretchairs

Marisa Falcón the lisbon consortiumThe influence of uncertainty

Ana Felker pei – macbaOppression: the forbidden word

Tomé Quadros university of saint joseph, macauJia Zhang–Ke’s 24 City in the spotlight of the new urban cinema

Coffee Break

Corinna Lawrenz the lisbon consortiumLatent memories of a violent past: challenges and forms of cinematic representation in 48 by Susana de Sousa Dias

Stella Lange the university of graz / phdnet“When laugh swells up tears to your eyes” – Rhetorical latency in Roberto Benigni’s Life is Beautiful

Janelle Gondar yale universityLuis Buñuel’s La Voie Lactée (1969): An Exile’s Return

group 2 — Conceptualizing Latenciesroom — vip

Peter Hanenberg, Knut Ove Eliassen, Nelson Ribeirochairs

Penn Ip Tsz Ting amsterdam school for cultural analysisHap for Happiness: Migrant Workers’ Affect and Crisis in Contemporary China

Roxana Bedrule university of copenhagenFields of Expectation in Postcommunism. The Case of the Secret Police Archives

Franziska Ochs gcsc – jlu giessenWake up from Latency! How Directly perceived Effects of the Climate Crisis are Translated into Emotions that Cannot be Ignored

Coffee Break

Katja Cicigoj gcsc – jlu giessenArtistic Practices of Withdrawal: What is Latent is Only What is Not Yet

Sara Eriksson university of stockholm / phdnetLatency and media participation in the late 20th century

group 3 — Writing Latencyroom — sala panorâmica

Alexandra Lopes, Esther Peeren, Jorge Vaz de Carvalhochairs

Sanja Nivesjo university of stockholm / phdnetDissident Sexuality and the Latency of Post–Conflict Trauma: Same–Sex Desires in Our Sister Killjoy

Verena Lindemann the lisbon consortium / phdnetLatent Ideology – Translated Literature for Girls in Portugal during the Estado Novo

Ioanna Kipourou jlu giessen / phdnetTrauma and Womanhood in “The Demon Lover” by Elizabeth Bowen

Coffee Break

Sandra Bettencourt university of lisbonRepresentation of crisis and (in)security in Rui Zink’s A Instalação do Medo

Sabine Schönfellner university of graz / phdnetHuman beings on the Assembly Line – Brave New World and the contemporary debate on Eugenics in Great Britain

2:00 pm3:30 pm

2:00 pm3:30 pm

2:00 pm3:30 pm

4:00 pm5:30 pm

4:00 pm5:30 pm

4:00 pm5:30 pm

3:30 pm4:00 pm

3:30 pm4:00 pm

3:30 pm4:00 pm

saturday — july 5orient museum

Boat Tour at Trafaria Praia(Portuguese pavillion at the 55th Venice Biennale) cais do sodré pier

Visit to the Exhibition ‘Where is China’Portuguese and Chinese Contemporary Artorient museum

Isabel Capeloa Gil chairprogram director – the lisbon consortium

Hans Ulrich Gumbrechtuniversity of stanford

Was there something latent after 1945?

(and what this has to do with ‘Latency’)

Isabel Capeloa GilClosing Remarks

IVLSSSC Closing Dinnerpapagayo restaurant — urban beach

5:30 pm6:30 pm

6:30 pm7:00 pm

2:45 pm

4:30 pm

8:00 pm