Aristotle in the Italian Vernacular: Rethinking Renaissance and Early-Modern Intellectual History (c. 1400–c. 1650)
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Two-year post-doc fellowship on Aristotle and Women in Renaissance Italy
The Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage at Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia invites applications for a fellowship in: Aristotle and Women in Renaissance in Renaissance Italy (M-FIL/06). To serve as a research fellow on the ERC-funded Starting Investigator Grant ‘Aristotle in the Italian Vernacular: Rethinking Renaissance and Early-Modern Intellectual History (c. 1400-c. 1650)’ led by … Continue reading
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The project Aristotle in the Vernacular focuses on the popularization of knowledge. On December 4th illustrious scholars will discuss how and why popularization matters in the contemporary world with a special focus on the humanities. Confirmed speakers: Myles Jackson (Institute for Advanced Studies, Princeton) Michael Scott (University of Warwick) Peter Galison (Harvard University) Jeffrey Schnapp (Metlab, MIT) … Continue reading
edited by David A. Lines ed Eugenio Refini Summary: Quando nei primi anni Quaranta del Cinquecento Sperone Speroni rivendica l’urgenza di rendere accessibili nelle lingue volgari le opere della tradizione filosofica antica, l’idea stessa di un «Aristotele fatto volgare» continua a generare reazioni controverse, animate da posizioni contrastanti sui rapporti tra lingua e cultura, forma … Continue reading
First international conference of the ERC project Aristotle in the Italian Vernacular: Rethinking Renaissance and Early-Modern Intellectual History (c. 1400–c. 1650. Participants: Marco Sgarbi; Mirko Tavoni; Bernhard Huß; Nicolas Stone Villani; Gigliola Fragnito; Tiziano Zanato; Alessio Cotugno; Teodoro Katinis; Amedeo Quondam; Laura Refe; Stefano Gulizia; Valentina Lepri; Cecilia Muratori; David Lines; Simon Gilson; Anna Laura … Continue reading
