Jacqueline Hylkema
Universitair docent
- Naam
- Dr. J.J. Hylkema
- Telefoon
- +31 70 800 9500
- j.j.hylkema@luc.leidenuniv.nl
- ORCID iD
- 0000-0002-9343-2894
Jacqueline Hylkema is Universitair Docent Cultuurgeschiedenis aan Leiden University College The Hague en Senior Scaliger Fellow aan het Scaliger Instituut, het centrum voor de Bijzondere Collecties van de Universiteit Leiden. Haar onderzoek richt zich op vervalsing en de culturele, intellectuele, sociale en politieke implicaties hiervan in de vroegmoderne periode, met name in de Nederlandse Republiek en Groot-Brittannië. Hylkema is de curator van een nieuwe Bijzondere Collectie van de Universiteit Leiden, die zal bestaan uit vervalsingen – van fake nieuws tot compleet verzonnen wetenschappelijke verhandelingen – uit de Nederlandse Republiek (1550-1800).
Universitair docent
- Faculteit Governance and Global Affairs
- Leiden University College
- Hylkema J.J. (2023), Defining forgery in the Dutch Republic: Leiden University’s Special Collection of fakes and forgeries: contesting authenticity in literature, 1200-1700, conference at University of London, 30-31 March 2023. CFP: ‘Contesting Authenticity in Literature, 1200-1700’ 30 maart 2023 - 31 maart 2023.
- Hylkema J.J. (2022), Of theatrical illusion and fake advertisements: George Bickham the Younger, Samuel Foote and the Great Bottle Hoax of 1749. In: Lavender P. & Amundsen Bergström M. (red.) Faking it! The performance of forgery in late medieval and early modern culture. Leiden/Boston: Brill. 296-320.
- Hylkema J.J. (2022), Vervalsing en de wetenschap: een vroegmodern kat-en-muisspel. In: Mouret A. & Sam-Sin F. (red.), Misleiden: Schatten van Verwarring. Voorschoten: Bot Uitgevers.
- Hylkema J.J. (2022), Paratexts and Parafakes in Four Editions of Psalmanazar’s Historical and Geographical Description of Formosa: Renaissance Society of America annual conference (Dublin, 30 March/2 April 2022). .
- Hylkema J.J. (2022), Fake Science in Early Modern European Print Culture: closing lecture at the exhibition 'Fake for Real: A History of Forgery and Falsification', the House of European History (Brussels, 29-30 January 2022) (Lezing).
- Hylkema J.J. (2022), Illusion, Belief and Disbelief in the Reception of George Psalmanazar’s Imposture: Cultures of Belief and Unbelief, conference at University of Verona, 2-5 August 2022. .
- Hylkema J.J. (2021), George Psalmanazar’s Fake Formosa: Kunst en Wetenschap in An Historical and Geographical Description of Formosa (1704): Mooier dan de waarheid: misleiden in woord en beeld, Studium Generale symposium, Leiden, 12 november 2021. .
- Hylkema J.J. (2021), Lyes in print: fake news and a sense of unsafety in early modern europe.
- Hylkema J.J. (2021), Forging Phalaris: philology versus art theory in the battle of the books.
- Hylkema J.J. (2021), ‘Forgery in early modern art histories: Karel van Mander and the aftermath of Hendrick Goltzius’ The Circumcision (1594): Symposium Fake Blues: Exposures of Forgeries and their Aftermaths (Cambridge University, 18 June 2021). .
- Hylkema J.J. (2020), The Forgery of Isaac Casaubon’s Name: Authority and The Originall of Idolatries. In: Gielen E. & Papy J. (red.), Falsifications and Authority in Antiquity, the Middle Ages and the Renaissance nr. LECTIO. Studies in the Transmission of Texts & Ideas. No. 09. Turnhout: Brepols. 303-336.
- Hylkema J.J. (20 juni 2019), The Rhetoric of Illusion: Persuasion and Response in Forgery, the Arts and Other Deceptions (1600-1750) (Dissertatie. Leiden University Centre for the Arts in Society (LUCAS), Faculty of Humanities, Leiden University). Promotor(en): Bussels S.P.M. & Eck C.A. van.
- Hylkema J.J. (2019), Of fake advertisements and theatrical deceptions: Tte great bottle hoax of 1749. Faking it. Forgery and Fabrication in Late Medieval and Early Modern Culture 15 augustus 2019 - 17 augustus 2019.
- Hylkema J.J. (2018), Books, Crooks and Readers: the Seduction of Forgery, 1600-1800: Exhibition Leiden University Library, 5 June-30 September 2014. Leiden: Leiden University Library.
- Hylkema J.J. (2018), The Artist and the Mountebank: Rochester's Alexander Bendo and the Dynamics of Forgery and Illusion in 17th-Century Art. In: Becker D., Fischer A. & Schmitz Y. (red.), Faking,Faking, Forging, Counterfeiting. Discredited Practices at the Margins of Mimesis: transcript Verlag.
- Hylkema J.J. (2017), Forged Print and Fabricated Manuscripts in Early Modern Conflict Zones: Towards a First Taxonomy: Symposium - Manuscripts in Conflict Zones (University of Bergen, 2/3 April 2017). .
- Hylkema J.J. (2015), Forgery & Scholarship: An Early Modern Game of Cat and Mouse, Brill in 2014: .
- Hylkema J.J. (2015), Forgery & Scholarship: An Early Modern Game of Cat and Mouse, Jaarverslag 2004 van de Koninklijke Brill NV Brill in 2014: .
- Hylkema J. (2015), Between Fact and Fiction: Transforming the Past in George Psalmanazar’s Forged Histories of the Orient. In: Sarti C. (red.), Geschichtstransformationen. Medien, Verfahren und Funktionalisierungen historischer Rezeption: transcript Verlag.
- Hylkema J.J. (2015), Polly Baker: het hartstochtelijk pleidooi van een Verlichtingsheldin. In: Jong J. de, Pieper C. & Rademaker A. (red.), Beïnvloeden met Emoties. Pathos en Retorica: Amsterdam University Press.
- Hylkema J.J. (2014), The Pleasure of Being Deceived: Spectatorship, the Arts and Other Deceptions in 18th-Century England: De Kunst van het Liegen in de Achttiende Eeuw, Conference organized by Werkgroep 18e Eeuw (Amsterdam, 17/18 January 2014). .
- Hylkema J.J. (2014), Forging Casaubon: the Role of Print in the Case of The Original of Idolatries: Leiden University Libraries’ Special Collections (Leiden, 2 September 2014) (Lezing).
- Lamers H. & Hylkema J.J. (2014), Between emblem and labyrinth: the many images of Europe in art, literature, and scholarship, 1500–1800, European Review of History 21(6): 789-797.
- Hylkema J.J. (2014), Rhetoric, Historiography and Deception in Early Modern England: (seminar, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, 29 January 2014) (Lezing).
- Hylkema J.J. (2014) Els Stronks, Negotiating Differences. Word, Image and Religion in the Dutch Republic. Bespreking van: Stronks Els (2014), Negotiating Differences. Word, Image and Religion in the Dutch Republic. Cultural History nr. 3.1 .
- Hylkema J.J. & Lamers H. (2014), Between Emblem and Labyrinth: the Many Images of Europe in Art, Literature, and Scholarship, 1500–1800, European Review of History 21(6): 789-798.
- Hylkema J. (2014), The Pleasure of Being Deceived: Spectatorship in the Arts and Other Deceptions in Eighteenth-Century England, De Achttiende eeuw: documentatieblad van de werkgroep Achttiende eeuw 46: .
- Hylkema J.J. (2013), Educating the Eye: Obscuritas, Junius and Viewing Practices in Early 18th-Century Art: Obscurity (Leiden University, 15 November 2013). .
- Hylkema J.J. (2013), Between Fact and Fiction: Forged Histories of the Orient in Early Modern England: Transformations of History (Johannes Gutenberg Universität Mainz, 28 February/1 March 2013). .
- Hylkema J.J. (2013), It is So, It is Not So: The Rhetoric of Truthfulness, Feign’d and True, in Ben Jonson’s Comedies: Bonds, Lies, and Circumstances: Discourses of Truth-Telling in the Renaissance (University of St Andrews, 21-23 March 2013). .
- Hylkema J.J. (2012), The Forgery of Isaac Casaubon’s Name: Authority and The Original of Idolatries: Falsifications and Authority in Antiquity, the Middle Ages and the Renaissance (University of Leuven, 6/7 December 2012). .
- Hylkema J.J. (2012), The New Phalaris: Rhetoric, Presence and Agency and the Case of George Psalmanazar: Presence and Agency: Rhetoric, Aesthetics and the Experience of Art (Leiden University, 13/15 December 2012). .
- Hylkema J.J. (2011), A True Account of Invented Pasts. History, Forgery and Confession in 18th-Century Britain: Annual Conference of the International Society for Cultural History (Oslo, 3/6 August 2011). .
- Hylkema J.J. (2011), Staging Deception: Illusion, Audience and the Great Bottle Hoax: Staging Illusion: Cultural and Digital Fantasy (University of Sussex, 8/9 December 2011). .
- Hylkema J.J. (2011), Identity, Imposture and Invented Pasts in 18th-Century Britain: The International Society for Eighteenth Century Studies’ 13th International Congress (Graz, 25/29 July 2011). .
- Hylkema J.J. (2011), The Great Bottle Hoax of 1749 and the Emotions of Spectatorship: the British Society for Eighteenth Century Studies Annual Conference (Oxford, 5/7 January 2011). .
- Hylkema J.J. (2010), Mary Toft’s Rabbit Show – the Early 18th-Century Theatre versus Nature, Science and the Not Quite So Supernatural: Half Dust, Half Deity. Science, Nature and the Supernatural in the Long Eighteenth Century (Cambridge University, 24/25 April 2010). .
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