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book cover of The Fake Husband by Rosalind Kerr

Book Launch: Flaminio Scala’s il finto marito/ The Fake Husband (1618)

November 19, 2020

Speakers:

Rosalind Kerr (Goggio Visiting Professor)

A recording of the event can be viewed on YouTube.

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Lingua, cultura, economia Italiana nel mondo: il caso del “Italian Sounding”

October 15, 2020

Speakers:

Massimo Vedovelli (University for Foreigners, Siena)

The conference will focus on the phenomenon of Italian sounding by examining how it involves not only goods as material products but cultural form.

Colour image of Europe, Sala del Mappamondo, Palazzo Farnese (Caprarola, Italy).

Itineraries of Thought in Renaissance Antiquarianism: The Atlas of Renaissance Antiquarianism [ATRA]

October 1, 2020

Speakers:

Dr. Damiano Acciarino (Università Ca’Foscari)

Dr. Giovanni Grandi (Università di Parma)

Our presentation will introduce a new digital humanities tool called ATRA – Atlas of Renaissance Antiquarianism -- a digital system that maps the c

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