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07/11 SALOTTO ETRUSCO – Lecture 1: Giovanna Bagnasco Gianni

SALOTTO ETRUSCO 07 novembre 2023 – Ore 18.00 per prenotazioni eventi@isvroma.org Giovanna Bagnasco Gianni “Tarquinia project in progress” The ‘Tarquinia Project’ of the University of Milan carries out and develops archaeological research on the Pianoro della Civita, where the ancient city of Tarquinia was located. The project was created by Maria Bonghi Jovino over forty […]

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Conference – Playwrights and Environment, Nineteenth Century to the Present: Visions and Revisions

PLAYWRIGHTS AND ENVIRONMENT, NINETEENTH CENTURY TO THE PRESENT: VISIONS AND REVISIONS November 16-17, 2023 Svenska institutet i Rom / Instituto svedese di studi classici a Roma As this year’s Nobel Prize in Literature reminds us, playwriting is a socially-embedded form attuned to shifting cultural, political, and, of course, natural ecologies. The environmental question has long

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24/10 OPEN LECTURE by Christopher Landstedt – “Carl Fredrik Sundvall – Studies in Rome 1788-1791”

OPEN LECTURE 24 october 2023, 18.00 At the Swedish Institute of Classical Studies in Rome and on ZOOM → https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85659221558 Meeting ID: 856 5922 1558 CHRISTOPHER LANDSTEDT Carl Fredrik Sundvall – Studies in Rome 1788-1791 Despite growing up under relatively bleak conditions Carl Fredrik Sundvall (1754-1831) managed to pursue a career as an architect, much thanks

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OPEN LECTURE by Antonios Pontoropoulos – “Letters and representations of cultural identities in the Alexander Romance: Late antique receptions”

OPEN LECTURE 25 may 2023, 18.00 at the Swedish Institute of Classical Studies in Rome and on ZOOM – LINK passcode: 011873 ANTONIOS PONTOROPOULOS Letters and representations of cultural identities in the Alexander Romance: Late antique receptions Directly after the death of Alexander the Great (in 323 B.C.E), a series of narratives and legends about

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