"Translatio Studiorum - Ancient, Medieval, and Modern Bearers of Intellectual History" - Int. Society for Intellectual History Conference
- Ort: Verona
- Beginn: 25.05.09
- Ende: 27.05.09
- Disziplinen: Literaturwissenschaft, Sprachwissenschaft, Medien-/Kulturwissenschaft
- Sprachen: Italienisch, Sprachenübergreifend
- Frist: 31.12.08
TRANSLATIO STUDIORUM - ANCIENT, MEDIEVAL, AND MODERN BEARERS OF
INTELLECTUAL HISTORY
International Society for Intellectual History Conference
Verona, 25th-27th May 2009
Overview:
The University of Verona (Italy) hosts the 10th International Confrence
of the International Society for Intellectual History. he International
Society for Intellectual History was created in 1994 to foster
communication and interaction among the international community of
intellectual historians and scholars working in related fields. As
agreed upon at its founding, the Society will make no attempt to define
intellectual history as having only one approach. The Society therefore
invites membership from scholars working in such diverse fields as art
and music, religion and literature, philosophy, politics, and the
sciences. The goal of the Society is two-fold: to bring together
scholars working in the field of intellectual history and in related
fields; and to provide this international community of scholars with a
forum for debating and discussing various approaches to the study of
intellectual history.
The previous confrences were hosted Birkbeck College, University of
London, 17-20 April 2007; Davis, California, USA, March, 31- April 3,
2005; Helsinki, Finland (July 2004); Istanbul, Turkey (2003); Sydney
(2002); Cambridge, England (2001); Chicago (September 2000); Berlin
(1998); and New Brunswick, NJ (1997).
The conference theme focuses on eight topics:
1. Methodology of Intellectual History
2. History of the Aristotelian Tradition
3. Dictionaries and Lexica of the Modernity
4. History (or Historiography) of Intellectual History
5. History of Art
6. Ancient and Medieval History
7. Enlightenment
8. Intellectual Identities
9. History of Universities
10. History of Sciences
Call for Papers:
Papers on any topic of Intellectual History are welcome. Abstracts of
proposed papers and proposals for sessions should be sent, by 31
December 2008, to the conference organiser: marco.sgarbi@lettere.univr.it
Registration fee will be 60 Euros. Remember that only ISIH members can
present papers. If you are not a member already, please JOIN US!. From
2007 membership automatically comes with subscription to Intellectual
History Review, which is published by Routledge.
Publiziert von: Kai Nonnenmacher