- Republic of Venice, Cultural Studies, Media Studies, Public Space, Public Sphere, History of Communication, and 124 moreCorruption (Corruption), Letters, 16th century Venice, Theories of Sovereignty, Monachism, Monachesimo, Monastic Studies, Sovereignty, Corruption and Bribe, Corruption, Venetian History, History of Venice, Early Modern History, Renaissance History esp Venice, Veneto and empires, Olivetan Benedictine Congregation, Venice, Venice and the Veneto, The Noble Families of Renaissance Vicenza (Da Porto and Thiene)(Trissino and Palladio), Political Crimes and Rebellions, Citizenship and Republicanism (Early Modern), Collective crime, Early Modern Political Thought, Constitutional History, Legal History, Early Modern Italy, HISTORY OF CRIME AND LAW, Administrative History, History of Law, Paolo Sarpi, Renaissance Verona, 16th century Verona, History of Verona, History of Brescia, Venezia E Terraferma Veneta (XV-XVIII), history of Bergamo, Papacy (Early Modern and Modern Church History), Venetian Stato da mar, Epistolography, Epistolography, pragmatic letter-writing, 13th-16th centuries, Magistrature Veneziane, Miraculous Images, Hagiography, Cult of Saints, Saints' Cults, Rhetoric, Cultural History of Gesture, Baroque Gesture, Devotional Shrines, History of Friuli Venezia Giulia, History of Monasticism, Histoire moderne, Revolts and protests, Petitioning, Renaissance History, Italy (Early Modern History), Early Modern Europe, 17th century Europe, Rural Social History, Rural History, Olivetani, Giovanni Bonifacio, History of Political Institutions, Religious congregations and monastic orders, Late Medieval Religion, Monasticism and Devotion, Monasticism, Benedictine Monasticism, Early Modern Prayer and Devotion, History of the Clergy, Early Modern Church History, Early Modern Catholicism, History of Clergy - Early Modern History, State Formation, History of Political Thought, Patronage and Clientage, 17th-Century Studies, 16th century Europe, State-Building, Oratory, History of Istria, Religious Orders, Ceremonial and Symbolic Representations of Sovereignty In Early Modern Europe, Civic Ritual and Society, History OF The Roman church, Community History, Local History, Local and regional history, Quasi-Città, Rivolte, Clientelism, Political Clientelism, Political patronage, Patronage, Patronage (History), Zabarella, Notarial Practice, Rural Elites, Local Notables, Notary, The Role of the Notary, Notariato, Political Brokerage, Seventeenth Century, Contractualism, The Venetian System of Justice, History of Political and Judicial Institutions in Early Modern Age and Modern Age •History of the Republic of Venice •History of the Kingdom of Lombardy Venetia and of the Habsburg Empire in XVIII and XIX Centuries, Consultori in iure, Lonigo, Histoire du droit, Vicenza, Interdict Controversy, Environmental History, History from Below, 16th Century (History), Agiografia, Storia Del Trentino, Trentino, The Republic of Dubrovnik, Medieval Dubrovnik (Ragusa), Joyeuses Entrées, Venetian Ambassadors, History, Baroque Ceremonies, History of Venetian Republic, and Republicanismedit
Per tutta l'età moderna Venezia rimase una città-Stato dominante su un mosaico di communitates suddite dotate di autonoma fisionomia politica, giuridica e istituzionale. Ad accomunare le diverse realtà sottomesse e i loro abitanti era... more
Per tutta l'età moderna Venezia rimase una città-Stato dominante su un mosaico di communitates suddite dotate di autonoma fisionomia politica, giuridica e istituzionale. Ad accomunare le diverse realtà sottomesse e i loro abitanti era l'esclusione dal corpo di governo della Serenissima Repubblica: il patriziato veneziano assiso nelle magistrature di Palazzo Ducale. Attraverso un attento studio di fonti archivistiche e un costante confronto con la trattatistica politica dell'epoca, il volume indaga le strategie adottate da tali comunità e dalle loro diplomazie al fine di ovviare al diaframma imposto da una costituzione materiale che, definendole suddite e trattandole da tali, le vedeva formalmente escluse da aree, istituzioni e processi decisionali riservati al patriziato veneziano.
Research Interests: Early Modern History, Early Modern Europe, Political communication, State Building, Italy (Early Modern History), and 15 moreDiplomacy, Micropolitics, History of Political Thought, Early Modern Italy, Representation Theory, Political Representation, History of Diplomacy, Representation, Republic of Venice, Venice, Venice and the Veneto, History of Venice, History of Political Institutions, Storia delle istituzioni politiche, and History of Early Modern Diplomacy
Il volume Imperial vuole essere un primo approccio di studio, in un’ottica interdisciplinare e di lunga durata, al tema del ruolo ricoperto nella costruzione e nello sviluppo delle entità statuali dalla rappresentanza politica informale.... more
Il volume Imperial vuole essere un primo approccio di studio, in un’ottica
interdisciplinare e di lunga durata, al tema del ruolo ricoperto nella costruzione e nello sviluppo delle entità statuali dalla rappresentanza politica informale. I contributi qui presentati hanno l’obiettivo di dimostrare la funzione primaria ricoperta – attraverso l’esercizio di funzioni giurisdizionali o politico-amministrative – da soggetti, corpi sociali e istituzionali, non formalmente insigniti di deleghe politiche o attribuzioni diplomatiche, nei processi istituzionali della rappresentanza politica
interdisciplinare e di lunga durata, al tema del ruolo ricoperto nella costruzione e nello sviluppo delle entità statuali dalla rappresentanza politica informale. I contributi qui presentati hanno l’obiettivo di dimostrare la funzione primaria ricoperta – attraverso l’esercizio di funzioni giurisdizionali o politico-amministrative – da soggetti, corpi sociali e istituzionali, non formalmente insigniti di deleghe politiche o attribuzioni diplomatiche, nei processi istituzionali della rappresentanza politica
G. Florio, A. Viggiano, "Storie di Lonigo. Immagini di una comunità veneta dal XII al XIX secolo", Verona, Cierre, 2015.
Atti del convegno internazionale "Storie di Lonigo", 9-11 ottobre 2014, a cura di G. Florio e A. Viggiano
Atti del convegno internazionale "Storie di Lonigo", 9-11 ottobre 2014, a cura di G. Florio e A. Viggiano
Research Interests: History, Modern History, Economic History, Art History, Early Modern History, and 16 moreRural History, Devotional Shrines, Architectural History, History of the Jews, Renaissance History esp Venice, Veneto and empires, Social History, Early Modern economic and social history, Republic of Venice, Venice, Venice and the Veneto, Italian late medieval and Renaissance devotional art, ritual, and patronage, 16th century Venice, Medieval Devotional Culture, History of Venice, Veneto, and Pittura Seicento Veneto
Research Interests: Cultural History, Musicology, Early Modern History, Renaissance Studies, Urban History, and 13 moreSovereignty, Performativity, Soundscape Studies, Political communication, Italian Literature, State Building, History of Communication, Theories of Sovereignty, Constitutionalism, Rethoric, Venice, Venezia, and Civic Ritual in Renaissance Italy
Research Interests: Art History, Early Modern History, Visual Culture, Sovereignty, Early Modern Europe, and 13 moreState Building, Constitutional Theory, Constitutionalism, Constitutional History, Contractualism, Venice, Venezia, Constitution, Tintoretto, Palazzo Ducale, Early modern venice, Pactismo, and Doge's Palace in Venice
Résumé : Cet article considère les corps sujets de la Sérénissime comme un troisième pôle dialectique dans la guerre des écritures qui opposait Venise et la papauté en 1606-1607. La suspension des sacrements était destinée à susciter le... more
Résumé : Cet article considère les corps sujets de la Sérénissime comme un troisième pôle dialectique dans la guerre des écritures qui opposait Venise et la papauté en 1606-1607. La suspension des sacrements était destinée à susciter le mécontentement des sujets, que l'excommunication du doge et du sénat légitimait, même sous la forme d'une sédition ouverte. Face au risque d'effondrement interne, Venise a dû s'engager dans un dialogue asymétrique avec les dominions afin de (re)légitimer sa souveraineté.
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Research Interests: Cultural History, Media Studies, Early Modern History, Italian Studies, Republicanism, and 15 moreVisual Culture, Propaganda, Urban History, Sovereignty, Performativity, Diplomacy, Media, Early Modern Italy, Political Representation, Public Space, History of Diplomacy, Republic of Venice, History of Venice, History of Political Institutions, and Ceremonial and Symbolic Representations of Sovereignty In Early Modern Europe
Résumé: L'élection du doge de Venise est un sujet amplement étudié du point de vue politique et procédural, mais, plus récemment, une perspective interdisciplinaire a suggéré l'opportunité de considérer l'élection ducale dans la dimension... more
Résumé: L'élection du doge de Venise est un sujet amplement étudié du point de vue politique et procédural, mais, plus récemment, une perspective interdisciplinaire a suggéré l'opportunité de considérer l'élection ducale dans la dimension du rituel civique : dans la procession ducale, dans la représentation du doge au peuple et dans l'idéale humiliation à ses pieds de toute la ville, on a voulu reconnaître une certaine image de la souveraineté et de l'ordre républicain.
Research Interests: Rhetoric, Early Modern History, Republicanism, Renaissance, Sovereignty, and 10 morePerformativity, Political communication, Diplomacy, Early Modern Body, Ceremony, Ritual and Performance, Representation, Non Verbal communications, Ceremonial entries, History of Venice, and Ceremonial and Symbolic Representations of Sovereignty In Early Modern Europe
in G. Ambrosino, L. De Nardi (a cura di), 'Imperial. Il ruolo della rappresentanza politica informale nella costruzione e nello sviluppo delle entità statuali (XV-XXI secolo)', Verona, Quiedit, 2017, pp. 19-38.
Research Interests: Public Administration, Early Modern History, Republicanism, Early Modern Europe, Political communication, and 20 moreState Building, Political Institutions, History of Public Administration, Patronage (History), Institutions (Political Science), Political Representation, Early Modern political patronage, Lobbying, Institutional history, Venice and the Veneto, Brokerage, History of Venice, Clientelismo, Political patronage, Political Clientelism, History of Political Institutions, Storia moderna, Political Science and public administration, Early Modern State-Formation, and State Building and Administration in Early Modern Europe
EN: The Interdict crisis of 1606-1607 was the culmination of centuries of tension between Venice and the Papacy has been the object of continuous interest by historians. Considering this tradition of studies and the latest contributions... more
EN: The Interdict crisis of 1606-1607 was the culmination of centuries of tension between Venice and the Papacy has been the object of continuous interest by historians. Considering this tradition of studies and the latest contributions on this subject, the present research tries to explore the role played in the crisis
by the territories that were under venetian rule. Paul V’s decision to prohibit the celebration of the sacraments throughout the venetian dominions, in response to legislation considered detrimental to the freedom of the Church, was a further attempt to putting subjects against rulers and bringing the Serenissima face to face with the risk of internal collapse. The spiritual censures, and the nature of ‘war of scriptures’ that the conflict was to assume, meant that the subjects of the Serenissima became privileged interlocutors for the Princes involved in the dispute. The purpose of the present contribution is to analyse the forms and rhetoric of this dialogue, considering unpublished documents. Particular attention has been paid to the very first communications – both written and oral – occurred between Venice and the subject communities after the explosion of the crisis.
IT: La crisi dell’Interdetto del 1606-1607, deflagrazione di secolari tensioni tra Venezia e il Papato, ha riscosso un ininterrotto interesse storiografico. A partire da questa tradizione di studi e dai più recenti contributi sull’argomento, la presente ricerca intende interrogarsi sul ruolo giocato nei frangenti della crisi dalle comunità sottoposte alla Serenissima. La scelta di papa Paolo V di vietare la celebrazione dei sacramenti nei domini della Repubblica in risposta a leggi lesive
della libertà ecclesiastica si riproponeva di sollevare i governati contro i governanti, ponendo la Serenissima di fronte al rischio di un collasso interno. La sanzione spirituale e la dimensione di “guerra delle scritture” assunta dal conflitto fecero dei sudditi della Serenissima degli interlocutori privilegiati per i Principi
in contesa. Il presente contributo intende analizzare forme e retoriche di questo dialogo a partire dall’analisi delle prime comunicazioni – scritte e orali – intercorse tra Venezia e le comunità suddite nei primissimi giorni della crisi.
by the territories that were under venetian rule. Paul V’s decision to prohibit the celebration of the sacraments throughout the venetian dominions, in response to legislation considered detrimental to the freedom of the Church, was a further attempt to putting subjects against rulers and bringing the Serenissima face to face with the risk of internal collapse. The spiritual censures, and the nature of ‘war of scriptures’ that the conflict was to assume, meant that the subjects of the Serenissima became privileged interlocutors for the Princes involved in the dispute. The purpose of the present contribution is to analyse the forms and rhetoric of this dialogue, considering unpublished documents. Particular attention has been paid to the very first communications – both written and oral – occurred between Venice and the subject communities after the explosion of the crisis.
IT: La crisi dell’Interdetto del 1606-1607, deflagrazione di secolari tensioni tra Venezia e il Papato, ha riscosso un ininterrotto interesse storiografico. A partire da questa tradizione di studi e dai più recenti contributi sull’argomento, la presente ricerca intende interrogarsi sul ruolo giocato nei frangenti della crisi dalle comunità sottoposte alla Serenissima. La scelta di papa Paolo V di vietare la celebrazione dei sacramenti nei domini della Repubblica in risposta a leggi lesive
della libertà ecclesiastica si riproponeva di sollevare i governati contro i governanti, ponendo la Serenissima di fronte al rischio di un collasso interno. La sanzione spirituale e la dimensione di “guerra delle scritture” assunta dal conflitto fecero dei sudditi della Serenissima degli interlocutori privilegiati per i Principi
in contesa. Il presente contributo intende analizzare forme e retoriche di questo dialogo a partire dall’analisi delle prime comunicazioni – scritte e orali – intercorse tra Venezia e le comunità suddite nei primissimi giorni della crisi.
Research Interests: Sovereignty, Political communication, Venetian History, Renaissance History esp Venice, Veneto and empires, Church History, and 27 moreHistory of Communication, Pamphleteering, Epistolography, Theories of Sovereignty, Rethoric, Republic of Venice, Venice, Venice and the Veneto, Renaissance Padua, Church and State, Venezia, 16th century Venice, History of Venice, Catholic Church History, Papacy (Early Modern and Modern Church History), History of Media and Communication, Paolo Sarpi, Early modern venice, Venice Mainland State, Venezia E Terraferma Veneta (XV-XVIII), Interdetto, Early Modern Pamphlet Culture, Pamphlets, Libertinism (Paolo Sarpi; Accademia Degli Incogniti; Venetian Academies; Antiquarian and Epistolary Networks Bet Ven/Padua and N. Europe, History of Serenissima Repubblica Di Venezia, Storia Di Venezia, and Interdict Controversy
La crisi dell’Interdetto del 1606-1607, momento di deflagrazione dei secolari attriti tra Venezia e la Santa Sede, è stata percepita come una svolta periodizzante nella storia della Repubblica di Venezia e dei suoi Domini. Scostandosi in... more
La crisi dell’Interdetto del 1606-1607, momento di deflagrazione dei secolari attriti tra Venezia e la Santa Sede, è stata percepita come una svolta periodizzante nella storia della Repubblica di Venezia e dei suoi Domini. Scostandosi in parte da questa lettura, i più recenti contributi sul tema hanno ravvisato nella crisi veneto-pontificia un punto di osservazione privilegiato per comprendere i meccanismi sottesi alla comunicazione politica in età moderna. Un simile approccio ha l’indubbio merito di contestualizzare in maniera più pregnante quella definizione di guerra delle scritture attribuita all’Interdetto già dai suoi contemporanei: il conflitto del 1606-1607 fu infatti combattuto a colpi di scritti e libelli destinati a un pubblico eterogeneo e sempre più vasto. In aperto contrasto con quel principio di segretezza che costituiva un assioma della prassi e della teoria di governo dell’epoca, i Principi in contesa si trovarono costretti ad aprire un dialogo con i sudditi: il Papato per esortare i fedeli all’applicazione delle sanzioni spirituali comminate
alla Serenissima, Venezia per difendere le sue ragioni e delegittimare l’ingerenza romana nella sua attività legislativa e giudiziaria. La polemica fu talmente pervasiva da coinvolgere testi non specificatamente pensati per contribuire ad essa, come le orazioni tributate dalle comunità suddite al doge Leonardo Donà, eletto in concomitanza della crisi. Nel presente articolo si tenterà di comprendere il contributo – più o meno volontario – dato da questi testi e dai loro estensori alla guerra delle scritture: a tal fine si è scelto di prendere in analisi l’orazione presentata per conto di Capodistria dall’ambasciatore giustinopolitano Niccolò Manzuoli e recitata a Venezia il 9 aprile 1606.
alla Serenissima, Venezia per difendere le sue ragioni e delegittimare l’ingerenza romana nella sua attività legislativa e giudiziaria. La polemica fu talmente pervasiva da coinvolgere testi non specificatamente pensati per contribuire ad essa, come le orazioni tributate dalle comunità suddite al doge Leonardo Donà, eletto in concomitanza della crisi. Nel presente articolo si tenterà di comprendere il contributo – più o meno volontario – dato da questi testi e dai loro estensori alla guerra delle scritture: a tal fine si è scelto di prendere in analisi l’orazione presentata per conto di Capodistria dall’ambasciatore giustinopolitano Niccolò Manzuoli e recitata a Venezia il 9 aprile 1606.
Research Interests: History, Cultural History, Early Modern History, Republicanism, Mediterranean Studies, and 46 moreEarly Modern Europe, Croatian History, Political Institutions, Early Modern Literature, Venetian History, History of Political Thought, History of the Mediterranean, Early Modern Intellectual History, History of Communication, Early Modern Italy, Intellectual and cultural history, Republic of Letters (Early Modern History), Pamphleteering, Social and Cultural History, Renaissance Pamphlets, Seventeenth Century Pamphlets, Venetian possessions in the Eastern Mediterranean, Adriatic Sea, Institutional history, Istrian history, Republic of Venice, Venice, Encomiastic poetry, Venice and the Veneto, 16th century Venice, Venetian Stato da mar, History of the Adriatic, History of Venice, Papacy (Early Modern and Modern Church History), History of Media and Communication, History of Political Institutions, Paolo Sarpi, Istria, Istrian culture, Theory of Sovereignty, Istria e Dalmazia, Mare Adriatico, Interdetto, Early Modern Pamphlet Culture, Pamphlet Culture, Pamphlets, History of Political and Judicial Institutions in Early Modern Age and Modern Age •History of the Republic of Venice •History of the Kingdom of Lombardy Venetia and of the Habsburg Empire in XVIII and XIX Centuries, Venice and Its Maritime Empire, Early Modern Pamphlets, Sarpi, and Interdict
Au xvie siècle, les principales villes de la Terre Ferme se dotèrent d’un représentant fixe (nonce) à Venise destiné à seconder les ambassadeurs pour la défense des intérêts citadins auprès du Prince. Cet article prête ainsi attention... more
Au xvie siècle, les principales villes de la Terre Ferme se dotèrent d’un représentant fixe (nonce) à Venise destiné à seconder les ambassadeurs pour la défense des intérêts citadins auprès du Prince. Cet article prête ainsi attention aux aspects infra-institutionnels de l’activité de nonce en considérant sa capacité à agir en qualité de médiateur des instances locales auprès du patriciat vénitien et des réseaux de patronage durant l’Interdit de 1606-1607.
Research Interests: Decision Making, Early Modern History, Republicanism, Gift Exchange, Early Modern Europe, and 25 moreNobility, Venetian History, Early Modern Italy, Religious congregations and monastic orders, Patronage (History), Institutions (Political Science), Political Representation, Representation, Republic of Venice, Corruption, Venice, Venice and the Veneto, 16th century Venice, History of Venice, Political patronage, Ecclesiastical Property, Political Clientelism, Paolo Sarpi, Petitions, Venezia E Terraferma Veneta (XV-XVIII), Interdetto, Political Brokerage, Supplications, Interdict Controversy, and Interdict
G. Florio - A. Viggiano, Introduzione: dalla “storia di Lonigo” alle “storie di Lonigo”, in G. Florio - A. Viggiano (eds.), Storie di Lonigo. Immagini di una comunità veneta dal XII al XIX secolo, Cierre, Verona, pp. 11-24.
Research Interests: Renaissance History, Early Modern History, Rural History, Sovereignty, Local History, and 12 moreState Formation, Renaissance History esp Venice, Veneto and empires, Early Modern Italy, History of Historiography, Early State Formation, Rural Social History, Republic of Venice, Venice and the Veneto, 16th century Venice, History of Venice, Vicenza, and History of Political Institutions
in G. Florio - A. Viggiano (eds.), Storie di Lonigo, Cierre, Verona, 2015, pp. 103-130.
Research Interests: Early Modern History, Rural History, Legal History, Local History, State Formation, and 28 moreEarly Modern Europe, Renaissance History esp Venice, Veneto and empires, Early Modern Italy, HISTORY OF CRIME AND LAW, Renaissance Political Thought, Early State Formation, History of Law, Rural Social History, Rebellion, Republic of Venice, Mobs, Riots, and Revolutionary Crowds, Rural community and culture, Venice, Venice and the Veneto, 16th century Venice, History of Crime and Punishment, History of Venice, Riots, Vicenza, Rural communities, Early modern venice, Venice Mainland State, Storia delle istituzioni politiche, Rural Institutions, Nation building and State making, Venetian Patriciate, Quasi-Città, and Lonigo
The events which led to the Venetian Interdict crisis of 1606–1607 include the approval of a law on emphyteutic leases that was designed to limit the expansion of ecclesiastical property. The law was approved by the venetian Senate in... more
The events which led to the Venetian Interdict crisis of 1606–1607 include the approval of a law on emphyteutic leases that was designed to limit the expansion of ecclesiastical property. The law was approved by the venetian Senate in order to answer to a petition: this sequence of events can therefore be used to evaluate the close proximity of the Venetian petitioning system to the decision-making process. The preparatory documents for the presentation of the petition, largely unpublished, will allow us to evaluate the profound dynamics
of the dialogue between Venice and its dominion, as well as the structures, institutions, rhetoric and practices – both formal and informal – deployed to this end.
of the dialogue between Venice and its dominion, as well as the structures, institutions, rhetoric and practices – both formal and informal – deployed to this end.
Research Interests: Decision Making, Early Modern History, Propaganda, Sovereignty, Property Law, and 61 moreLegal History, Early Modern Europe, Political communication, History Of Information, Venetian History, History of the Clergy, Renaissance History esp Venice, Veneto and empires, History of Communication, Early Modern Italy, Patronage (History), Pamphleteering, Early Modern political patronage, Seventeenth Century Pamphlets, Rethoric, Benedictine History, History of Law, Republic of Venice, Corruption, Venice, Venice and the Veneto, Renaissance Padua, Church and State, 16th century Venice, Benedictine Monasticism, Relations between Church and State, History of Venice, Catholic Church History, Papacy (Early Modern and Modern Church History), Droit de pétition, Right of petition, Clientelismo, Clientelism, Political patronage, Patronage, Paduan History, Patron-Client Relations, Political Clientelism, Early Modern Justices, Paolo Sarpi, Early modern venice, Patronage and Clientage, Petitions, Ragion Di Stato, Political Communication and Public Opinion, Venice Mainland State, Venezia E Terraferma Veneta (XV-XVIII), Interdetto, Venice and Terraferma, Censo Enfiteutico, Political Brokerage, History of Clergy - Early Modern History, Patron client Relationships, Libertinism (Paolo Sarpi; Accademia Degli Incogniti; Venetian Academies; Antiquarian and Epistolary Networks Bet Ven/Padua and N. Europe, History of Political and Judicial Institutions in Early Modern Age and Modern Age •History of the Republic of Venice •History of the Kingdom of Lombardy Venetia and of the Habsburg Empire in XVIII and XIX Centuries, Early Modern Pamphlets, Clientélisme, Venetian Patriciate, Information brokerage, Magistrature Veneziane, Interdict Controversy, and Patronage and Clientelism
Research Interests: Legal History, Criminal Justice History, Political communication, Venetian History, History of the Clergy, and 24 moreRenaissance History esp Venice, Veneto and empires, HISTORY OF CRIME AND LAW, Republic of Venice, Venice, Venice and the Veneto, Renaissance Padua, History of Venice, Droit de pétition, Right of petition, Clergy, Early Modern Justices, History of Crime and Criminal Justice, Paolo Sarpi, Early modern venice, Petitions, Venice Mainland State, Venezia E Terraferma Veneta (XV-XVIII), History of Criminal Justice, Religion in the 17th Century Venice, Interdetto, History of Clergy - Early Modern History, Supplications, Magistrature Veneziane, and Interdict Controversy
Estratto da: "Récit et justice. France, Italie, Espagne. XIVe-XIXe siècles", sous la direction de Lucien Faggion et Christophe Regina, Presses Universitaires de Provence-Aix Marseille Université, Aix-en-Provence, 2014.
Research Interests: Criminal Justice, Hagiography, Early Modern History, Rural History, Legal History, and 66 moreCriminal Justice History, Local History, Monastic Studies, Cult of Saints, Devotional Shrines, Saints' Cults, Popular Culture and Religious Studies, Renaissance History esp Venice, Veneto and empires, European Legal History, Religious congregations and monastic orders, History of Historiography, Monasticism, Medieval & Renaissance Hagiography & Didactic Texts, HISTORY OF CRIME AND LAW, Religious History, Religion and Popular Culture, History of Monasticism, Miracles, Votive practice, Popular religion, Benedictine History, Late Medieval Religion, Monasticism and Devotion, Folklore and Popular Devotion, Religious Studies, History of Law, Local and regional history, Republic of Venice, Rural community and culture, Agiography - agiology, Miracle Accounts, Virgin Mary, Venice and the Veneto, 16th century Venice, Benedictine Monasticism, Medieval Devotional Culture, History of Crime and Punishment, Medieval Devotional Practice, History of Venice, Devotions, Counter-Reformation, Grace, Miraculous Images, Cults of Saints, Rural Elites, Mediaeval Cult of Relics and Saints, Votive offerings, Italian Local History, Early modern venice, The Cult of the Virgin Mary, Late Medieval Devotion, Agiografia, History of Law and Administration, Religious Cults, History of Criminal Justice, Cult of Images, Early Modern Devotional Literature, Élites rurali, Early Modern Cult of Relics and Saints, Votive Paintings, Quasi-Città, Olivetani, Fifteenth Century Social and Cultural History of the Terraferma, Lonigo, History of the Rural Community, Olivetan Benedictine Congregation, and Santity and Identities
Acta Histriae, 22, 2014, 2, pp. 345-360.
Research Interests: Criminal Justice, Early Modern History, Rural History, Legal History, Local History, and 53 moreMediation, Venetian History, History of the Clergy, Renaissance History esp Venice, Veneto and empires, European Legal History, Religious congregations and monastic orders, Monasticism, HISTORY OF CRIME AND LAW, History of Monasticism, Notarial Practice, History of Crime, History of Law, Local and regional history, Rural Social History, Republic of Venice, Rural community and culture, Venice, Local Notables, Venice and the Veneto, Notary, Venezia, 16th century Venice, History of Crime and Punishment, History of Venice, Clergy, Vicenza, History of Political Institutions, Rural Elites, History of Crime and Criminal Justice, Italian Local History, Rural communities, Notariat, Early modern venice, Notariato, Religious Orders, History of Justice, Venezia E Terraferma Veneta (XV-XVIII), Venetian Mainland State, History of Criminal Justice, Medieval Markets and Fairs, History of Clergy - Early Modern History, Venetian State, The Role of the Notary, Élites rurali, Catholic Religious Congregations, History of Serenissima Repubblica Di Venezia, Storia Di Venezia, Quasi-Città, Olivetani, Lonigo, History of the Rural Community, Olivetan Benedictine Congregation, and Élites Rurales
17.04.2024: Presentazione del libro "Micropolitica della Rappresentanza" (Carocci, 2023) nell'ambito della rassegna "Esercizi di dubbio" organizzata dalla Biblioteca, Museo e Archivio di Castelfranco Veneto (TV).
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Presentazione del volume "Storie di Lonigo. Immagini di una comunità veneta dal XII al XIX secolo" a cura di G. Florio e A. Viggiano, Verona, CIERRE, 2015.
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The Soundscape of the Venetian Terraferma in the Early Modern Era is an international conference organized by the Accademia Filarmonica of Verona on the occasion of the 475th anniversary of its foundation (23 May 1543), in collaboration... more
The Soundscape of the Venetian Terraferma in the Early Modern Era is an international conference organized by the Accademia Filarmonica of Verona on the occasion of the 475th anniversary of its foundation (23 May 1543), in collaboration with the University of Verona, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, the University of St Andrews and the Conservatorio “E. F. Dall’Abaco” of Verona. Natural sequel to The Soundscape of Early Modern Venice (Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, 24-27 May 2017 – Visit the Venice conference web section ), this further initiative has the aim of increasing debate on the varied soundscape of the Venetian Terraferma in the early modern period. This territory, which stretched from Bergamo in the west to the Friulian Alps in the north-east and the river Po at the Republic’s southern extremity, formed one of the three subdivisions of the Serenissima; the others were the Dogado (Venice and surrounding area) and the Stato da mar (Venetian possessions in the eastern Adriatic and Mediterranean areas). The articulate system that regulates musical and non-musical sound in the Venetian territories prior to the fall of the Serenissima in 1797 is highly conducive to an interdisciplinary approach which draws on the new perspectives offered by urban history, humanistic geography and historical anthropology. Emblematic, in this sense, are the activities of the Accademia Filarmonica, which have dominated almost five centuries of local musical history.
http://www.accademiafilarmonica.org/filarmonica/en/convegno-internazionale-2018
http://www.accademiafilarmonica.org/filarmonica/en/convegno-internazionale-2018
Research Interests: Semiotics, History, Cultural History, Economic History, Cultural Studies, and 141 moreMusic, Church Music, Early Music, Music History, Media and Cultural Studies, Cultural Sociology, Early Modern History, Cultural Heritage, Performance Studies, Human Perception and Performance, Material Culture Studies, Catholic Studies, Liturgy, Industrial History, Renaissance Studies, Renaissance Humanism, Urban History, Social and Cultural Anthropology, Renaissance, Music Theater, Cultural Semiotics, Opera, Ritual, Renaissance Art, Renaissance Literature (Renaissance Studies), Identity (Culture), Soundscape Studies, Sound studies, Cultural Transfer Studies, Oral Traditions, Urban Studies, Italian Cultural Studies, Cross-Cultural Studies, Sound, Cultural Economics, Cultural Identity, Cultural Musicology, Performance Studies (Music), Catholic Theology, Venetian History, Renaissance drama, Early Modern Church History, Urban Culture, Church History, Baroque Music, Social History, Dance History, Italian Renaissance Art, Urban Sociology, Early Modern Italy, Renaissance music, Renaissance literature, Baroque music theatre, Patronage (History), Republic of Letters (Early Modern History), Oral Traditions (Culture), Identity And Culture, Choral Music, Instrumental Music, Identity construction and cultural production, Cultural Anthropology, Critical Musicology, Music Perception, History of Dance, Early Modern Catholicism, Sacred Music, History of music, Renaissance Music (Music), Renaissance Drama (Theatre Studies), Eighteenth-Century Music, Theater History, Republic of Venice, Patronage and collecting, Cultural History of Music, Social History and Cultural Study of Music, Venetian Renaissance art, Venice and the Veneto, Italian Renaissance and Baroque Art, Renaissance Verona, 16th century Venice, History of Venice, Pittura Rinascimento, Catholic Church History, Grand Tour, Rinascimento, Cultural and Social Anthropology, Padova, Liturgics, Counter-Reformation, Musicology/Cultural Studies, 16th Century Sacred Music, Soundscape Studies, music, embodiment, Performance Studies and Musical Theatre, Liturgy, Sacred Music, History of Venetian Republic, Musikwissenschaft, Monastic music (all periods), Sacred Music (XVII-XVIIIe siècles), Early modern venice, Italian Renaissance Studies, Catholicism and music, Theater and Performance Studies, Eighteenth-Century Instrumental Music, Civic Ritual and Society, Baroque Instrumental Music, Catholic Church music, Terraferma veneta, Soundscape Studies Research, Counterreformation, Venezia E Terraferma Veneta (XV-XVIII), Italian Baroque Music, Urban musicology, History of Verona, History of the Venetian Republic, Renaissance and Baroque Music, Grand Tour Studies, 17th c Venetian Intellectual History, Musicology, Historical, Analytical and Cultural Study of Music, Venetian Renaissance Music, History of Serenissima Repubblica Di Venezia, History of the Theater, Theater Studies, Pittura veronese, 18th Century Grand Tour, Musicologia, Venetian Baroque Music, History of Grand Tours, Storia e estetica della musica, Choir Books, Liturgy and Sacred Music, Civic Ritual in Renaissance Italy, Accademia Filarmonica di Verona, History of Vicenza, Venetian Terraferma, History of the Venetian Terraferma, Early Modern Terraferma, Early Moedrn Age, Museo Lapidario Maffeiano, Monastic music, Teatro Filarmonico di Verona, and Soundscape of the Venetian Terraferma
In the last few decades, the problem of the celebration of Venice, of its myth and of its peculiar republicanism, has been investigated from various and fruitful perspectives. In the progressive definition of processional orders and... more
In the last few decades, the problem of the celebration of Venice, of its myth and of its peculiar republicanism, has been investigated from various and fruitful perspectives. In the progressive definition of processional orders and iconographic programs, of musical and urbanistic canons, of encomiastic and historiographical repertoires, a solid tradition of studies has seen the emergence of a complex celebratory system aiming to perpetuate, through its celebration, a peculiar image of republican sovereignty. Moving from these considerations, this conference aims to shift the focus of the analysis from politics to its public celebration and, in spatial terms, from institutional spaces – such as the Palazzo Ducale – to social and ceremonial spaces. The growing attention paid to the piazza, the city and, consequently, to its populus will enable us to identify the audience of this celebratory system and, finally, to question the role that the Venetian urban population may have played in the celebration of republican power and in its contestation.
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Research Interests: Music History, Art History, Early Modern History, Republicanism, Urban History, and 9 moreRenaissance History esp Venice, Veneto and empires, Popular Politics, Republic of Venice, Venice, Venice and the Veneto, 16th century Venice, History of Venice, Venice Renaissance Art History, and Venice and Its Maritime Empire
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This workshop focuses on representations of power in the 17th-century Dutch Republic. The question how power is represented sparks the interest of scholars working in a wide range of disciplines. This workshop brings together political,... more
This workshop focuses on representations of
power in the 17th-century Dutch Republic.
The question how power is represented sparks
the interest of scholars working in a wide range
of disciplines. This workshop brings together
political, cultural, and intellectual historians,
literary scholars and art historians. It aims to
stimulate a cross-disciplinary dialogue about
representations in art, literature, ritual and
other media. The participants have been
invited to reflect on the challenge of
representing power in a republican state, in an
age when monarchy was the dominant state
model. The third day will be devoted to the
presentation and discussion of the ongoing
ERC-project Republics on the Stage of Kings
power in the 17th-century Dutch Republic.
The question how power is represented sparks
the interest of scholars working in a wide range
of disciplines. This workshop brings together
political, cultural, and intellectual historians,
literary scholars and art historians. It aims to
stimulate a cross-disciplinary dialogue about
representations in art, literature, ritual and
other media. The participants have been
invited to reflect on the challenge of
representing power in a republican state, in an
age when monarchy was the dominant state
model. The third day will be devoted to the
presentation and discussion of the ongoing
ERC-project Republics on the Stage of Kings
Research Interests: History, Cultural History, Art History, Early Modern History, Republicanism, and 11 moreRitual, Seventeenth Century, 17th-Century Studies, History of Political Thought, 17th Century Dutch Republic, 17th century Europe, Political Representation, Monarchy, Representation, History of Venice, and 16th and 17th century Dutch and Flemish Art
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Libertà e Repubbliche moderne. Seminario su Liberty before Liberalism di Quentin Skinner, Enrico Zucchi, Seminari del RISK, Dipartimento di Studi Linguistici e Letterari, Padova, 26 settembre ore 10.00
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Research Interests: Cultural History, Comparative Literature, Italian Studies, Republicanism, Renaissance Studies, and 14 moreEarly Modern Europe, Early Modern Literature, History of Political Thought, Republic of Letters (Early Modern History), 17th Century Dutch Republic, Dutch History, Seicento, History of Political Ideas, History of Venice, Genova, Republicanismo, Sixteenth Century History, Repubblica Di Genova, and History of Serenissima Repubblica Di Venezia
La locandina presenta il programma deI seminari del progetto di ricerca ERC - Starting Grant 2017 RISK - Republics on the Stage of Kings. Representing Republican State Power in the Europe of Absolute Monarchies (principal investigator... more
La locandina presenta il programma deI seminari del progetto di ricerca ERC - Starting Grant 2017 RISK - Republics on the Stage of Kings. Representing Republican State Power in the Europe of Absolute Monarchies (principal investigator Prof. Alessandro Metlica), che si terranno a Padova, presso il Dipartimento di Studi Linguistici e Letterari, tra novembre 2018 e giugno 2019.
Research Interests: Cultural History, Comparative Literature, Early Modern History, Italian Studies, Republicanism, and 9 moreRenaissance Studies, Baroque Art and Literature, Early Modern Literature, Republic of Letters (Early Modern History), Political Representation, Barocco, History of Culture, Letteratura italiana, and Storia moderna
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Programma della settima edizione di Venezia da Terra - Festival della Storia
10 settembre - 3 ottobre 2021
10 settembre - 3 ottobre 2021
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2-4 ottobre 2020 (Campiglia dei Berici, Orgiano, Pojana Maggiore, Noventa Vicentina)
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Programma completo della quinta edizione di "Venezia da Terra - Festival della Storia". Festival organizzato dai Comuni vicentini di Campiglia dei Berici, Noventa Vicentina, Orgiano e Pojana Maggiore. Con il patrocinio scientifico del... more
Programma completo della quinta edizione di "Venezia da Terra - Festival della Storia".
Festival organizzato dai Comuni vicentini di Campiglia dei Berici, Noventa Vicentina, Orgiano e Pojana Maggiore.
Con il patrocinio scientifico del Dipartimento di Scienze Storiche, Geografiche e dell'Antichità e del Dipartimento di Studi Linguistici e Letterari dell'Università degli Studi di Padova
Festival organizzato dai Comuni vicentini di Campiglia dei Berici, Noventa Vicentina, Orgiano e Pojana Maggiore.
Con il patrocinio scientifico del Dipartimento di Scienze Storiche, Geografiche e dell'Antichità e del Dipartimento di Studi Linguistici e Letterari dell'Università degli Studi di Padova
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Programma dell'edizione 2018 di Venezia da Terra - Festival della Storia
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Venezia da Terra - Festival della Storia (2017)
Campiglia dei Berici - Orgiano - Pojana M.re (VI)
29-30 settembre / 1 ottobre 2017
Campiglia dei Berici - Orgiano - Pojana M.re (VI)
29-30 settembre / 1 ottobre 2017
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Programma della seconda edizione di Venezia da Terra - Festival della Storia.
Campiglia dei Berici, Orgiano, Pojana Maggiore (VI)
30 settembre 1/2 ottobre 2016
Campiglia dei Berici, Orgiano, Pojana Maggiore (VI)
30 settembre 1/2 ottobre 2016
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Programma completo della manifestazione Venezia da Terra - Festival della Storia
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Nel libro "La via di Schenèr" la storia s'intreccia con il romanzo e il mestiere dello storico con quello del narratore. La storia-romanzo racconta la vita plurisecolare di due comunità: la città di Feltre e gli abitanti del Primiero,... more
Nel libro "La via di Schenèr" la storia s'intreccia con il romanzo e il mestiere dello storico con quello del narratore. La storia-romanzo racconta la vita plurisecolare di due comunità: la città di Feltre e gli abitanti del Primiero, uniti e separati da un passo, lo Schenèr.
Conversazione con l’autore: Matteo Melchiorre
Ne discutono:
Giovanni Florio, Università degli Studi di Padova
Katia Occhi, FBK-ISIG - Istituto Storico Italo Germanico
Quinto Antonelli, Fondazione Museo storico del Trentino
Coordina:
Massimo Rospocher, FBK-ISIG
Conversazione con l’autore: Matteo Melchiorre
Ne discutono:
Giovanni Florio, Università degli Studi di Padova
Katia Occhi, FBK-ISIG - Istituto Storico Italo Germanico
Quinto Antonelli, Fondazione Museo storico del Trentino
Coordina:
Massimo Rospocher, FBK-ISIG
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Presentazione nell'ambito del ciclo di incontri "Crisi di presenza, ricerca di identità. Pagine di storia veneta e veneziana" (Città di Castelfranco Veneto)
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This collective study aims to explore the dynamics of sound geography of the early modern Italy. They examine various contexts, offering new perspectives on the phenomenology of urban sound, investigated through different typologies of... more
This collective study aims to explore the dynamics of sound geography of the early modern Italy. They examine various contexts, offering new perspectives on the phenomenology of urban sound, investigated through different typologies of sources and innovative methodological approaches. Particular attention will be given to the sound of the urban ceremonial, to its declinations and local connotations, to its ability to interact with the public and private dimension, to its economic impact, to the social and aesthetic dynamics regulating it, to its contribution to define an image of the city, to the control policies of the urban noise, to its impact on the civic architectural space and the environment.
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Reprouves par la morale et la justice, les actes de manipulation n'ont jamais fait l'objet d'une etude collective et pluridisciplinaire, synchronique et diachronique. Ce volume entend ainsi combler une grave lacune et eclairer... more
Reprouves par la morale et la justice, les actes de manipulation n'ont jamais fait l'objet d'une etude collective et pluridisciplinaire, synchronique et diachronique. Ce volume entend ainsi combler une grave lacune et eclairer une pratique sournoise accomplie dans le secret.
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11.01.2024, Palazzo Liviano
Presentazione del volume di G. Florio, "Micropolitica della rappresentanza. Dinamiche del potere a Venezia in età moderna", Roma, Carocci, 2023
Presentazione del volume di G. Florio, "Micropolitica della rappresentanza. Dinamiche del potere a Venezia in età moderna", Roma, Carocci, 2023