Oval Table of Modern History
Event schedule
27/01/2017
12:30 — 14:30
The “Tavola ovale di storia moderna” (Oval Table of Modern History) is a series of seminars designed to facilitate scientific discussion and exchange between scholars engaged in the study of modern history, a free and informal space for historiographic updates on current research.
Manuela Bragagnolo (Max Planck Institut für Europäische Rechtsgeschichte, Frankfurt)
Condensing knowledge between Europe and the New World. The Manual de confessores by Martín de Azpilcueta (1492-1586)
Manuela Bragagnolo (Max Planck Institut für Europäische Rechtsgeschichte, Frankfurt)
Condensing knowledge between Europe and the New World. The Manual de confessores by Martín de Azpilcueta (1492-1586)
24/02/2017
12:30 — 14:30
The “Tavola ovale di storia moderna” (Oval Table of Modern History) is a series of seminars designed to facilitate scientific discussion and exchange between scholars engaged in the study of modern history, a free and informal space for historiographic updates on current research.
Luca Ciancio (University of Verona)
Physiologia principis: The cosmos of cardinal Bernardo Cles
Luca Ciancio (University of Verona)
Physiologia principis: The cosmos of cardinal Bernardo Cles
17/03/2017
12:30 — 14:30
The “Tavola ovale di storia moderna” (Oval Table of Modern History) is a series of seminars designed to facilitate scientific discussion and exchange between scholars engaged in the study of modern history, a free and informal space for historiographic updates on current research.
Antonio Trampus (University of Venice)
Historians and time
Antonio Trampus (University of Venice)
Historians and time
06/04/2017
12:30 — 14:30
The “Tavola ovale di storia moderna” (Oval Table of Modern History) is a series of seminars designed to facilitate scientific discussion and exchange between scholars engaged in the study of modern history, a free and informal space for historiographic updates on current research.
Guido Alfani (Bocconi University , Milano)
Economic inequality in the pre-inustrial era, ca. 1300-1800
Guido Alfani (Bocconi University , Milano)
Economic inequality in the pre-inustrial era, ca. 1300-1800
19/05/2017
12:30 — 14:30
The “Tavola ovale di storia moderna” (Oval Table of Modern History) is a series of seminars designed to facilitate scientific discussion and exchange between scholars engaged in the study of modern history, a free and informal space for historiographic updates on current research.
Alessandro Arcangeli (University of Verona)
The historiography of emotions and the 16th century turning point
Alessandro Arcangeli (University of Verona)
The historiography of emotions and the 16th century turning point
23/06/2017
12:30 — 14:30
The “Tavola ovale di storia moderna” (Oval Table of Modern History) is a series of seminars designed to facilitate scientific discussion and exchange between scholars engaged in the study of modern history, a free and informal space for historiographic updates on current research.
Marco Bellabarba (University of Trento)
Historians and propaganda; Henry W. Steed, Robert Seton Watson and the end of WWI
Marco Bellabarba (University of Trento)
Historians and propaganda; Henry W. Steed, Robert Seton Watson and the end of WWI
29/09/2017
12:30 — 14:30
The “Tavola ovale di storia moderna” (Oval Table of Modern History) is a series of seminars designed to facilitate scientific discussion and exchange between scholars engaged in the study of modern history, a free and informal space for historiographic updates on current research.
Anna Bellavitis (Université de Rouen)
Seminar of discussion around the volume "The Work of Women in the Cities of Modern Europe" Rome 2016
Anna Bellavitis (Université de Rouen)
Seminar of discussion around the volume "The Work of Women in the Cities of Modern Europe" Rome 2016
02/11/2017
12:30 — 14:30
Luca Degl'Innocenti (University of Birmingham)
The historian, the italianist and the ballad singer. Or what was the (written) poem of the Renaissance oral?
The historian, the italianist and the ballad singer. Or what was the (written) poem of the Renaissance oral?
09/11/2017
12:30 — 14:30
Luca Degl'Innocenti (University of Birmingham)
Communicate, practice, and reason: the words of political negotiation in Florentine postcards between the late 14th and early 16th centuries (Albizzi, Medici, Guicciardini)
Communicate, practice, and reason: the words of political negotiation in Florentine postcards between the late 14th and early 16th centuries (Albizzi, Medici, Guicciardini)
25/05/2018
11:00 — 13:00
Andreas Würgler (Univerisité de Genève)
A Transnational History of Media in Early Modern Europe?
A Transnational History of Media in Early Modern Europe?
We meet around the oval table of the Italian-German Historical Institute on Fridays at lunch time
Scientific coordinators
Fernanda Alfieri
Claudio Ferlan
Matteo Largaiolli
Katia Occhi
Massimo Rospocher
FBK-ISIG
Contacts
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Event organization Administrative Assistants: Antonella Vecchio - Elisabetta Lopane
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