September
October
Byzantine Rome
Unknown Archaeology and History of the Eternal City (400-1000 AD)
November
Seminar: Raphael’s Antiquity
Raphael was a prominent member of a network that would have a dramatic impact on cultural history, including the most prominent humanists and antiquarians of the period. During this course we will look at the way Antiquity was interpreted by Raphael and his peers, and at the reception of Raphael’s antiquity by subsequent generations. Most of all we will discuss and visit the Roman works of the master himself, in painting, drawing, architecture and antiquarian scholarship.
KNIR Research Dialogue: Italian Colonial Museums and Collections
Between history, memory and today's challenges
Seminar: We Are the People
Transnational Imaginaires of (Anti-)Fascism and Populism
An interdisciplinary course on how pre-existent imaginaries of fascism(s) and populism(s) are reshaped and remediated to construct collective identities.
December
Practicum: Mining Library Treasures
KNIR's Rare Books Collection
KNIR Colloquium: “Us versus Them”
Exploring Transatlantic Practices of Fascism(s) and Populism(s) from the Margins
KNIR Colloquium by Maria Bonaria Urban (KNIR), Monica Jansen (UU), Reindert Dhondt (UU)
January
Conference: The Responsible Society in Early Modern Christianity
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