Brian Richardson at the British School at Rome, 5 November 2014
Talk on 'Oralising Early Modern Italian Literature'
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Talk on 'Oralising Early Modern Italian Literature'
On Friday 12 September 2014 Project Fellow Stefano Dall’Aglio will give a paper entitled Rewriting Preachers' Orality: Sermons and Abjuration in Early Modern Italy in Cambridge, Murray Edward College. The talk will be part of a panel on 'Religious Renewal in Early Modern Italy' within the Reformation Studies Colloquium. The entire programme of the conference...
Talk on the cantastorie as part of a seminar series on written culture
Paper on 'Paladini e canterini' in an international conference on chivalric literature
We are very pleased to have made two new appointments from 1 May 2014 until the end of the project. Dr Francesca Bortoletti joins us as a postdoctoral research fellow and will work on pastoral performances in Naples around 1500. Dr Isabella Bolognese joins us as research assistant. Dr Wells ends her term as research...
Early Modern Circle seminar series: 'Playing to the Crowd: Street Singers, War Reporting and the Manipulation of Emotions in Early Modern Italy'
Paper on "Machiavelli canterino?"
Research fellow Massimo Rospocher is giving a paper entitled «Chi vol la storia che io canto in banco?» I cantastorie nell’Italia del Rinascimento, tra scrittura, stampa e oralità on 23 May 2014 at the University of Alcalà. The paper is part of a series of seminars on Written Culture in Early Modern Europe (“Entre líneas. Pensar la cultura...
Two members of the project team will be involved in the conference in New York City. Stefano Dall'Aglio is organzing a panel on Preaching in Early Modern Italy, 1450–1700 and is presenting a paper on 'Rewriting Preachers' Orality: Sermons and Abjuration in Early Modern Italy'. Brian Richardson is presenting a paper entitled '"Voi ch’ascoltate": Speaking...
Brian Richardson is giving a paper on this topic on 22 January 2014 at All Souls College, Oxford (Hovenden Room, 14:00-15:30), as part of a series of paired talks on Literature, Learning, and the Social Orders in Early Modern Europe, organized by Dr Neil Kenny. The other speaker will be Sarah Hutton (Aberystwyth University) on...