Religion and historiography, Late Antiquity

Chair: Dimitris Kyrtatas (University of Thessaly, Volos)

Evelyne Patlagean (Universite de Paris X, Nanterre): Historiens catholiques de l'orthodoxie: le cas des Assomptionistes
Vasilios N. Makrides (University of Erfurt): The problem of history in Orthodox Christianity: a comparison with Protestantism and Roman Catholicism
Paris Gounaridis (University of Thessaly, Volos): 'Antilatinism': From the byzantine sources to the new greek orthodoxy

Chair: Anthony Molho (European University Insttitute, Florence)

Robert Moore (University of Newcastle): Heretics, historians and orientalism
Christopher Black (University of Glasgow): Reconsidering the Inquisitions in Early Modern Italy
Henriette Rika Benveniste (University of Thessaly, Volos): The religion of the conversos: An ongoing historiographical debate
Theodosis Nikolaidis (Ionian University): Le culte des saints: approches recentes

Chair: Robert Moore (University of Newcastle)

Philip Benedict (Universite de Geneve): A Case of Intense Historical Consciousness Amid Ongoing Religious Conflict: Huguenot Historical Writing from Beza to Bayle
Costas Gaganakis (University of Athens): From the social history of the Reformation to the Reformation as communication process
Natassa Konstantinidou (University of Edinburgh): 'Secularisation', 'Disenchantment of the World', the Church, and 'Modernity' in Early Modern Europe: Towards the Resolution of a Great Debate?

Chair: Ch. Agriantoni (University of Thessaly, Volos)

Tonia Kiousopoulou (University of Crete): How Byzantium became identified with the Eastern Orthodox Church in the modern era
Effie Gazi (University of Thessaly, Volos): Revisiting Nationalism and Religion in modern and contemporary Greece