Appels à communication de la RSA, session 2010

La RSA commence à mettre en ligne les appels à communication pour sa conférence annuelle de 2010, qui se tiendra à Venise.

Les appels sont très nombreux et sont régulièrement mis à jour ici.

Pour l’instant, les thèmes retenus sont les suivants :

– Word, Image and Real Presence in Early-Modern English Homiletics

– The Inventory of Literary Language and Devices in Science Evelien Chayes

– Artists and their books

– Neapolitan Renaissance. A laboratory of modern civilization.

– La vertu dans la littérature française de la Renaissance.

– Agents, Brokers, and Intermediaries:the circulation of art works in the early modern period (1500-1650)

– Printing and Urban Culture

– Venetian Society and Generic Miscegenation in "Othello"

– All About Venus

– Paolo Veronese (1528-1588)

– Factional Politics, Factional Cultures

– Angelo Poliziano

– Travel in the Renaissance

– Utopia and Other Imaginary Places

– Collecting Illustrated Books : Connoisseurship and the Evolution of Illustration Techniques

– Translation and the Book Trade in Early-Modern Europe

– Images, ideas and rythms. From word to image

– Università di Bologna (Italy)

– Confraternities and Representation

– Maternity and Romance Narrative in the Renaissance

– Memoria and self-fashioning : the Venetian Doges and their tombs

– Dramas of Life in the Renaissance

– Continuity and Change : The Printing Press and Early Modern Visual Culture

– Milton and Italy

– Erasmus among the Italians

– Intellectual Activities of Jews as Newcomers in Renaissance Venice

– Giovanni Bellini : new information, observation, interpretation, and assessment

– Religion and Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice

– Shakespeare and the elements

– Market, Audience, and Cultural Production in the Early Modern Hispanic World

– Orality, Language and Communication in the Early Modern World

– Politics and Religion : Jesuit and Princely Cooperation in Counter- Reformation Strategies

– Artistic Exchanges between the Netherlands and Italy

– ’Becoming Lucrezia’. Literary and philosophical education in the life and works of Lucrezia Marinella.

– Fruitful migling of religious mystic, alchemy and philosophy ; for example ’La Primavera’

– The Sidney Legacy

– The Sidneys and Italy



– Early Modern Women’s Manuscripts

– Wishes, Lies and Dreams

– “At the Dawn of the 21st Century : A View-Thought ‘The Red Window’”

– The Marciana Library in its Historical and Cultural Contexts