URME - Urban Remembrance and Memory of Europe
URME (in Romanian language means footprints, tracks) proposes the reactivation of the urban memory of seven European cities, through multidisciplinary studies that re-create the cultural atmosphere at different moments in their historical development. Using contemporary methods, URME intends to signalize urban sites as part of the literary and cultural history of the city.
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ARLESArles - Route 4 - Arles from 1950 to nowadaysBy fr03 - Posted on April 16th, 2007
FRIDAY APRIL 20th, ROUTE 4 : ARLES THROUGH THE LITTERATURE FROM THE SECOND HALF OF THE XXth CENTURY TO NOWADAYS Contemporary literature Culture, circulation, trade and valorization of the book Arles - Route 4 -By fr03 - Posted on April 16th, 2007
FRIDAY APRIL 20th, ROUTE 4 : ARLES THROUGH THE LITTERATURE FROM THE SECOND HALF OF THE XXth CENTURY TO NOWADAYS Arles - Route 4 -By fr03 - Posted on April 16th, 2007
FRIDAY APRIL 20th, ROUTE 4 :ARLES THROUGH THE LITTERATURE FROM THE SECOND HALF OF THE XXth CENTURY TO NOWADAYSContemporary literature Culture, circulation, trade and valorization of the book Today, in Arles, we are not only “on the tracks” of the literature, but “in” the literature and in the middle of the trades of the book. Arles - Route 2 - Middle AgesBy fr03 - Posted on April 16th, 2007
SUNDAY APRIL 15th, ROUTE 2 : ARLES THROUGH THE LITTERATURE FROM ANTIQUITY TO MIDDLE AGES. Religious patrimony and churches (M. Baudat) Arles - Route 2 - Middle AgesBy fr03 - Posted on April 16th, 2007
SUNDAY APRIL 15th, ROUTE 2 : ARLES THROUGH THE LITTERATURE FROM ANTIQUITY TO MIDDLE AGES. Religious patrimony and churches (M. Baudat) Arles Route 2 - AntiquitySUNDAY APRIL 15th, ROUTE 2 : ARLES THROUGH THE LITTERATURE FROM ANTIQUITY TO MIDDLE AGES. Literature of the Antiquity (Catherine Vinourd) Preamble: Arles - BibliographyBy fr03 - Posted on April 12th, 2007
BIBLIOGRAPHY Antiquity : Ausone, Ordo nobilium urbium Arles Research programmeBy fr03 - Posted on April 12th, 2007
Litterary residency in Arles – Work plan Friday 13th April - Reception of participants arriving on April 13TH in Arles. Saturday 14th April -10 :00 am : reception at CCL’s premises by Bruno Marty and Greta Schetting. -3 :00-4 :30 pm : Route 1 with Greta Schetting : overall visit of Arles, locations. Sunday 15th April (according to the number of participants already arived this activity may be postponed to the following day) Arles - Route 3 : Arles through the litterature from XVIIth to XIXth century.By fr03 - Posted on April 12th, 2007
TUESDAY APRIL 17th, ROUTE 3 : ARLES THROUGH THE LITTERATURE FROM XVIIth TO XIXth CENTURY. -Theater : Discovering of the statue of the Venus of Arles on June 6, 1651, then offered to Louis XIV in 1684 to decorate the castle of Versailles: birth of the myth of the beauty of the women of Arles, topic taken again by the Félibrige and glorified by the poet Theodore Aubanel on his poem : La Vénus d’Arles-Mairie : moulding of Venus of Arles in the town hall of Arles (original in The Louvre) Arles : Route 1 : Topography and landmarksBy fr03 - Posted on April 12th, 2007
SATURDAY APRIL 14th, ROUTE 1 : ARLES : TOPOGRAPHY AND LANDMARKS This road is a first approach of the topography of the city, it will enable you to be directed in the various districts and streets and to recognize quitckly the main monuments. The city was originally built on a little rock hill situated on the south part of a curve of the Rhône river, on the north side a little suburb named Trinquetaille is known since Antiquity. A bridge, the “pont de Trinquetaille”, connects the two parts of the city.
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