Quante prigioni esistevano nell'Europa della prima età moderna? Carceri laiche e vescovili, pubbliche e segrete, miste e separate: la detenzione d'ancien régime non conosceva un'architettura unitaria, ma una costellazione di spazi eterogenei, ciascuno con le proprie forme, pratiche e popolazioni.

This talk presents two experimental projects integrating generative AI into historical research and digital public history. These interdisciplinary projects leverage emerging tools and invite discussion of the next frontier of history education and research.

The workshop addresses two pressing questions in contemporary German history that continue to have significant implications in the present.

Slavery in the Mediterranean is often seen as shaped mainly by religious divides rather than race. Yet dark-skinned enslaved men and women were often in the most subordinate positions. Can race studies shed light on Mediterranean slavery, and can this case rethink early modern racialization?