Date:
Location:
• Lucio Biasiori, Profezie per lettera. La lunga vita del bambino di Babilonia (XIV-XVIII sec.)
• Dávid Falvay, L'influenza delle Meditationes Vitae Christi sulla cultura italiana del primo Trecento
• Cyril Gerbron, Living Stones in the Church (Italy, 14th and 15th centuries)
Each year, the I Tatti (one year) Fellows present their work-in-progress, in the following format. We meet at the Gould Hall of the Loggiato at 2:30, hear the first (half hour) presentation, have a (half hour) discussion, then hear and discuss the second presentation. After a tea break, we hear and discuss the third presentation. All members of the public are welcome, but RSVP by sending an email to jnelson(at)itatti.harvard.edu; visitors, please indicate your full name, institutional affiliation (if you have one), and status (graduate student, professor, independent, etc.)
Previous Seminars:
20 November
• Francesco Borghesi, "Concordia" in the Renaissance
• Alessandro Polcri, Il cittadino ideale: in difesa della magnificenza di Cosimo de’ Medici
• Dario Brancato, Benedetto Varchi’s Storia fiorentina and its Ideological Appropriations
11 December: Trouble in Paradise: Donne, corte e teatro nel dibattito letterario italiano nel tardo Rinascimento
• Francesco Lucioli, Ludovico Ariosto’s Orlando furioso in Early Modern Italian Texts for and about Women
• Sarah Gwyneth Ross, L'umanesimo rappresentato nell'Italia della Controriforma. Letteratura, teatro e la famiglia Andreini.
• Paola Ugolini, The Court and Its Critics. Anti-Courtly Sentiment in Early Modern Italy
22 January: Coining Languages
• Jessica Goethals, Setting the Siege of Florence in the Literary Imagination
• Joost Keizer, Leonardo da Vinci and the Work of Interpretation
• Laura Moretti, Nella stanza de suoni. Naming spaces in the houses of collectors and patrons of the arts in Cinquecento Italy
29 January
• Lia Markey, Stradano’s Nova Reperta and the Renaissance Representation of Invention and Globalization
• Sean Roberts, Sabotage! Rivalry, Technology, and the Making of Renaissance Prints
• Gregorio Saldarriaga Escobar, A Botany of Discovery: American Fruit and European Knowledge in the West Indies, 16th-17th centuries