The program unit "Working with Biblical Manuscripts," which I and Jan Krans (who lives in the town) chair, has already received some interesting proposals of papers.
Here is the call for papers:
Papers concentrating on any aspect of textual criticism are welcome, in particular the practical work with manuscripts. Examples of topics: papyrological insights, scribal habits, preservation techniques, technical developments, computer assisted tools, producing critical editions, evaluating the evidence of fathers or versions, discussion of particular passages, social historical studies, new projects, systematic-theological problems, teaching text-criticism in an academic setting, etc.
The call for papers closes 1 February. So go to the SBL site, log in, and make your submission!
There will be a slightly modified schedule this year:
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Morning sessions with coffee break from 10:15 – 10:45 AM
1:30 PM – 2:30 PM Special, plenary sessions
3:00 PM – 6:00 PM Afternoon sessions with coffee break from 4:15 – 4:45 PM
Moreover, this meeting is held in conjunction with the 2012 annual conference of the European Association of Biblical Studies (EABS) and the triennial joint meeting of the Oudtestamentish Werkgezelschap in Nederland en België (OTW) and the Society for Old Testament Study (SOTS), so there will surely be a lot of participants, and a good book exhibition.
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I hope to present a paper on dating Coptic manuscripts. Who else will attend?
Unrelated to the Amsterdam conference, the information for this year's Septuaginta Summer School in Gottingen is posted now at: http://www.septuaginta-unternehmen.gwdg.de/LXXSummerSchool.htm
Feel free to repost it and delete this comment.
I attended this last summer and found it a wonderful experience in every respect. -John
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