Course: Hero-Worship in Ancient Mediterranean Colonialism
It is widely recognized that colonial empires utilize myths to legitimize their claims to power, offering both historical and divine justification for the existing social order. The colonial powers of the ancient world were no exception to this rule, as vividly...
Corso: Narrazioni e memorie di un’Italia divisa. L’italianità attraverso l’immaginario televisivo
Il corso, prendendo spunto dal concetto storico di ‘un’Italia divisa’ (Foot 2009), propone un approfondimento sulle narrazioni transmediali e sui programmi televisivi che hanno elaborato e continuano a elaborare in chiave culturale e artistica una serie di “ferite...
Course: Latin Epigraphy on location
This course offers an intensive introduction into Latin epigraphy from the Republican period up until Late Antiquity and is aimed at the acquisition and application of practical research skills in epigraphic research. Taking the role of inscriptions in communicative...
Course: Writing Rome
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Niveau
- (Research)Master
- PhD
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Datum
5 mei - 19 mei 2025
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