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• 08 fév 2019

  Genoa

  Study days - Thought

  Spoken languages and sung languages

  Language and song in the Mediterranean space

  Champ de recherche par définition intermédial et transnational, la recherche sur la chanson traite en permanence de la question de la langue, bien que peu d’études y soient spécialement consacrées. De fait, le choix d’une langue chantée n’est jamais anodin : combat entre le latin et la langue vernaculaire dans la musique ancienne, ou affirmation identitaire régionale pour la chanson populaire, la langue porte en elle aspirations et traces des luttes. Il faudrait s’interroger sur les choix faits par les auteurs d’un dialecte particulier : au-delà de toute revendication, c’est parfois davantage le choix de la langue la plus proche, la plus courante qui s’impose aux artistes. En ce sens, la chanson apparaît comme un genre musical à part, dans la continuité de la parole quotidienne.

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• 30 nov 2018

  Call for papers - Religion

  “Aconchiar el mundo y reformar la Yglesia". Charles V and the religion

  "Riforma e Movimenti Religiosi" Journal n°6 (December 2019)

  In the 500^th anniversary of the imperial election of Charles V, the journal Riforma e Movimenti Religiosi intends to set up a monographic issue dedicated to one of the events that symbolically mark a rupture in European history, both for the confluence of boundless dominions under the Habsburg crown with its expansion on new seas and new continents and for the onset of the Protestant Reformation. These transformations gave rise to unprecedented links between politics and religion and "long term" consequences in the history of the old continent, destined to survive until today. It was then that myths of the past still alive, such as the authority of the imperial crown and the papal tiara as supreme guardians of the European Christianitas against the expansionism of the Ottoman empire, came to their final decline between bitter mutual conflicts.

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• 20 aoû 2018

  Milan

  Call for papers - Language

  First Biennial International Conference on Eugenio Montale

  First Biennial International Conference on Eugenio Montale

  Winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1975, Eugenio Montale (1896-1981) spent thirty-three years of his life in Milan (more than a third of his entire existence), from 1948, when at the age of fifty-two he was taken on by “Corriere della Sera”, until his death in a Milanese hospital at the age of eighty-five. During this protracted residency in Milan, Montale published all his major poetic collections except Ossi di seppia and Le occasioni.

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• 20 sep 2017

  Call for papers - Economy

  Alla ricerca del lavoro operaio

  Numero 14, Dicembre 2017

  Through this monographic issue titled Searching for the working class, edited by Stefano Musso (University of Turin) and Annalisa Tonarelli (University of Florence), the journal CAMBIO aims to address Italian and foreign scholars who throughout the years have explored this research theme in the field of the most diverse disciplinary contexts: from sociology to history, from anthropology to industrial relations, form economics to philosophy, to political science.

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• 28 nov 2013

  29 nov 2013

  Venice

  Conference, symposium - Psyche

  Melancholia/ae

  The religious experience of the ‘disease of the soul’ and its definitions in the early modern period: censorship, dissent and self-representation

  Il tema della malinconia, nelle sue diverse declinazioni storico-artistiche, mediche, letterarie, filosofiche, psicologiche costituisce l’oggetto di una vasta letteratura. Del resto, lo stesso termine “malinconia” è un termine polisemico, associato storicamente a una grande varietà di gruppi di significati non sempre assimilabili tra loro. Il seminario intende approfondire le diverse valenze semantiche del termine “malinconia” in ambito religioso in età moderna, sia in campo protestante sia in campo cattolico. 

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