The revolutions
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September |
Morning (10-12) |
Afternoon (16-18) |
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Tuesday 26 |
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Adriano Prosperi (Higher Normal School, Pisa), The Protestant Reformation |
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Wednesday 27 |
Adriano Prosperi (Higher Normal School, Pisa), The Protestant Reformation |
Discussion of research projects for:
Mark Bettassa, Migrations in the Old Regime. The Waldenses in Germany (1650-1730) Research manager: Adriano Prosperi (Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa)
Vincenzo Tedesco, IReligious dissent in Siena in the XNUMXth and XNUMXth centuries Research manager: Adriano Prosperi (Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa)
Alessia Castagnino, To translate in the Age of Enlightenment. The strategies of the Jesuits (1773-1815) Research manager: Rolando Minuti (University of Florence) |
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Thursday 28 |
Rolando Minuti (University of Florence), Variations of the concept of revolution in 700th century European historiography |
Franco Cardini (Institute of Human and Social Sciences of Florence), The Islamic Revolution |
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Friday 29 |
Franco Cardini (Institute of Human and Social Sciences of Florence), The Islamic Revolution |
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October |
Morning (10-12) |
Afternoon (16-18) |
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Tuesday 3 |
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Stefano Zamagni (University of Bologna), From the first to the fourth industrial revolution: continuity and breaks |
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Wednesday 4 |
Stefano Zamagni (University of Bologna), Socio-economic implications of “converging technologies”. Capitalism and democracy |
15.30 pm. Discussion of the research project of Nicolò Spadavecchia The redistribution of land from Sulla to Augustus Research manager: Marina Silvestrini (University of Bari)
17-19: Giovanni de Luna (University of Turin), Resistance as a failed revolution |
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Thursday 5 |
Giovanni de Luna (University of Turin), The Revolution of Costumes 12-13: Discussion of Marco Bernardi's research project The cultural memory of fascism in Italy from 1945 to the XNUMXs Research manager: Giovanni de Luna (University of Turin) |
16 hours: Memory of Corrado Vivanti
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Wednesday 11 |
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Luca Scuccimarra (University of Rome "La Sapienza"), Tradition, innovation, revolution. History of concepts and epochal change |
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Thursday 12 |
Luca Scuccimarra (University of Rome "La Sapienza"), Tradition, innovation, revolution. History of concepts and epochal change |
Guido Samarani (University of Venice), Revolution and socialism in China: historical and historiographical aspects
18 pm: discussion of Alfredo Ferrara's research project Beyond the century of chimneys: actors and forms of a passive revolution Research manager: Mauro Magatti (Catholic University of Milan) |
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Friday 13 |
Guido Samarani (University of Venice), Mao Zedong, the rural soviets and the experience of the Long March
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16-18. Giusto Traina (University of Paris-Sorbonne), For a global history of the 'Roman Revolution'
18 pm: discussion of Giuseppe Greco's research project The critique of history in early Plato Research leader: David Bouvier (Université de Lausanne) |
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Saturday 14 |
Giusto Traina (University of Paris-Sorbonne), For a global history of the 'Roman Revolution' |
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Wednesday 18 |
Christine Fauré (CNRS-ENS-Université de Lyon, Triangle), Les femmes révolutionnaires : entre serment et constitution, imitation de l'Antiquité :limites et critique de la notion d'exclusion politique des femmes sous la Révolution
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Nicola Labanca (University of Siena), Anti-colonial revolutions? |
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Thursday 19 |
Nicola Labanca (University of Siena), Anti-colonial revolutions? |
Giorgio Otranto (University of Bari), Christianity as a revolution and its sources
18 pm: Discussion of Veronica Casali's research project, Female Evergetism in the Eastern Mediterranean between the XNUMXth and XNUMXth centuries Research manager: Salvatore Cosentino (University of Bologna) |
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Friday 20 |
George Otranto, Christianity as a revolution and its sources
12.30: Discussion of the thesis by Riccardo Berardi, Secular feudalism and ecclesiastical lordship in Southern Italy: Calabria from the Normans to the War of the Vespers (1040-1282) Jean-Marie Martin (CNRS, Paris) Annick Peters-Custot (University of Nantes) Laurent Feller (Université Paris I, Panthéon Sorbonne) Errico Cuozzo (Suor Orsola Benincasa University, Naples) Giorgio Otranto (University of Bari)
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Study meeting: The Russian Revolution: Was it Necessary?
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Saturday 21 |
Study meeting: The Russian Revolution: Was it Necessary?
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The lessons and the meeting in memory of Corrado Vivanti will take place at the ancient Monastery of Santa Chiara, Contrada Omerelli, 20 – Historic center of San Marino. The conference “The Russian Revolution: was it necessary?” will take place at the Gambalunga Library in Rimini. For information: 0549-882511.