Session I: Time and Memory (Online/Virtual) 

* It would be preferable for this to be a time early in the morning.

Chair: Kyle Parsons, Charles University

Narrative Time Distortion in Luke 3

Lukáš Krynský, Charles University, Hussite Theological Faculty (30 min)

Discussion (10 min)

The Spatial Turn: Revisiting Space and Time in Luke-Acts via Historical Research into Space

Stu Talene, Charles University (30 min)

Discussion (10 min)

An Unveiling of Memory: “Chosen Trauma” and “Time Collapse” in the Conception of εἰρήνη in the Gospel of John

Alexander Bevan, KU Leuven University (30 min)

Discussion (10 min)

Total 120 min

Session II: Memory and the Hebrew Bible

Chair: Jiří Lukeš, Charles University, Hussite Theological Faculty

Memories of Wisdom: Creative Recollection through Rereading the Proverbs

Hans Decker, Universität Zürich (35 min)

Discussion (10 min)

The Returned Community “Forgot” the Davidic Hope in Ezra 5

Shui Ki Savanna Fong, University of Aberdeen (35 min)

Discussion (10 min)

Total 90 min

Session III: Memory and Early Christianity

Chair: Sandra Huebenthal, Universität Passau

“Remembering the word of the Lord,” Luke’s use of the Agrapha in Acts 11:16

Daniel David Pollorena, Universität Wien (30 min)

Discussion (10 min)

Networks and Pauline Memory: Social Network Analysis as a Tool in Visualizing the Figures of Paul in Early Christian Literature

Cavan Concannon, University of Southern California (30 min)

Discussion (10 min)

The “Generations” in Early Christian Sources

Simon Butticaz, University of Lausanne (30 min)

Discussion (10 min)

Total 120 min