Common Sense Geography Konferenz
Program
Thursday, 13th, September
(Kartenlesesaal der Staatsbibliothek, Unter den Linden 8)
19:00: Wolfgang Crom (Berlin): Kunstvolle Bücher und Künstlerbücher
Friday, 14th, September
(Simón-Bolivar-Saal, Potsdamer Straße 37)
10:00: Klaus Geus (Berlin): Introduction
Chair: Pascal Arnaud
10:15: Thomas Poiss (Berlin): Ancient Perspectives on Landscape: Searching for Alternatives to the Hodological Approach
11:15: Anca Dan (Berlin/Paris): Common and Uncommon Sense Geography in Xenophon's Anabasis
12:15: Serena Bianchetti (Florence): Die Wahrnehmung und die Beschreibung der Insel Albion
13:15: Lunch
Chair: Thomas Poiss
14:45: Michael Rathmann (Berlin): Die Tabula Peutingeriana als Wissensspeicher
15:45: Coffee Break
16:00: Ekaterina Ilyushechkina (Moskau/Berlin): Common Sense Geography in Verses: The Didactic Poetry of Dionysius Periegetes
17:00: Gian Franco Chiai (Berlin): Thinking and Constructing Space: Insularity as Mental Model
Saturday, 15th, September
(Simon-Bolivar-Saal, Potsdamer Straße 37)
Chair: Kurt Guckelsberger
10:00: Martin Thiering (Berlin): Implicit Knowledge Structures as Mental Models in Common Sense Geography
11:00: Tønnes Bekker-Nielsen (Dänemark): Hard and soft spaces in the Roman world
12:00: Coffee Break
12:15: Pascal Arnaud (Lyon): The Geography of Mariners and the Geography of Periplus: Orientations and Distances; From Common Sense Geography to Euclidean Geography
13:15: Lunch
Chair: Klaus Geus
15:00: Jan Stenger (Berlin): In Stein gemeißelte Topographie: Geographische Vorstellungen in griechischen Inschriften
16:00: Alexander Podossinov (Moskau): Geographie in antiken Romanen: Exakte Wissenschaft und/oder Common Sense Geography?
Contact: Prof. Dr. Klaus Geus <FU Berlin, klaus.geus@fu-berlin.de, Tel. 030/838-53422>
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