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