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Opening Reception in the Stiftsbibliothek Welcoming remarks from Abbot Bruno Hubl, and Conference organizer, Prof. Alison I. Beach Librarian and Archivist Dr. Johann Tomaschek, Stift Admont     "Geschichtsbewußtsein und monastische Reform. Das geistige Profil des Stiftes Admont      im 12. Jahrhundert im Spiegel seiner historiographischen Interessen" Music by "Musicae Puellae Admontenses" (Michaela, Barbara, Katharina, and Christina Tomaschek) Buffet reception in the Stiftskeller.

07:00	Breakfast in Guesthouses
09:00	Plenary Lecture Prof. Giles Constable, Institute for Advanced Study, USA     "Women and the Reformation of the Twelfth Century"
10:00	Coffee Break
10:30	Session I: The Lectio Divina Prof. Constant Mews, Monash University, Australia     "Peter Abelard and Scholastic Culture within a Monastic Milieu in Twelfth-century Germany" Prof. Rachel Fulton, University of Chicago, USA     "Admont MS 289: God, Mary, Matilda, and the Craft of Prayer" Responder: Prof. Valerie Flint, University of Hull, UK
12:30	Lunch at the Stiftskeller
13:30	Open Time in the Manuscript Reading Room
16:00	Session II: Women and the Cura Monialium Prof. Fiona Griffiths, Smith College, USA     "The 'Dignity of Women' at the Monastery of Marbach: Abelard and the Guta-Sintram Codex" Dr. Johann Tomaschek, Stift Admont, Austria     "Admont und das Frauenkloster St. Georgen" Responder: Dr. Katrinette Bodarwé, University of Göttingen, Germany
19:00	Dinner at the Stiftskeller

07:00	Breakfast in Guesthouses
09:00	Lecture Prof. Rodney Thomson, University of Tasmania, Austrlia     "The Place of Germany in the 12th-Century Renaissance"
10:00	Coffee Break
10:30	Session III: Images and Context Prof. Adam S. Cohen, College of William and Mary, USA     "Art and Ideas in Twelfth-Century German Manuscripts" Dr. Stefanie Seeberg, Independent Scholar, Germany     "Bilder in Handschriften der Admonter Nonnen aus der zweiten Hälfte des 12. Jahrhunderts --      Überlegungene zu ihrer Funktion" Responder: Prof. Dr. Ursula Nilgen, University of Munich
12:00	Lunch at the Stiftskeller
13:30	Conference Excursion Johannes-Kapelle, Pürgg Frauenkirche, Frauenberg bei Admont     Organ concert by Prof. Rodney Thomson
19:00	Dinner at the Stiftskeller

07:00	Breakfast in Guesthouses
09:00	Lecture Prof. Dr. Winfried Stelzer, University of Vienna, Austria     "Die Ausbildung der neuen Rechtswissenschaft im Spiegel von Admonter Handschriften"
10:00	Coffee Break
10:30	Session IV: Preaching at Admont Mr. Ralf Stammberger, Hugo von Sankt Viktor-Institut, Frankfurt, Germany     "The Works of Hugo of St. Victor at Admont: A Glance at an Intellectual Landscape" Ms. Regina Schiewer, University of Essen, Germany     "Preaching in the Vernacular: The 'Millstatt Sermons' as a Link between Admont and Millstatt?" Responder: Prof. Alison I. Beach, College of William and Mary, USA
12:00	Lunch at the Stiftskeller
13:30	Open Time in the Manuscript Reading Room
16:00	Session V: Reading, Speaking and Gender Prof. Morgan Powell, Franklin College, Switzerland     "Mirror of Virgins or Mirror of Instruction?      Enclosure, Collatio and Women's Instruction in the Speculum Virginum" Dr. Christina Lutter, University of Vienna, Austria     "Christ's Educated Brides: Literacy, Spirituality and Gender in 12th-Century Admont" Responder: Prof. Constant Mews, Monash University, Australia
17:30	Break
18:00	Closing Lecture Prof. Dr. Peter Dinzelbacher, University of Vienna, Austria     "Lebenswege für Frauen im Hochmittelalter"
19:00	Closing Reception in the Stiftskeller