Book of the Month
We will talk about historythrough books, letting authors engage in conversation with colleagues.
In the world of new media, the book remains a privileged tool for communicating history, which is why once a month we will offer meetings to think about different times and places, debating events, biographies and issues that affect local, national and global dimensions.
2024
29 February 2024 – Antonio Musarra, L’isola che non c’è. Geografie immaginarie fra Mediterraneo e Atlantico (il Mulino, 2023).
A conversation between the author and Claudio Ferlan
11 April 2024 – Stefano Pivato, Andare per colonie estive (il Mulino, 2023).
A conversation between the author and Giorgio Lucaroni
9 May 2024 – Alessandra Foscati, Le meraviglie del parto. Donare la vita tra Medioevo ed Età moderna (Einaudi, 2023).
A conversation between the author and Lucia Galvagni and Enrico Valseriati
4 June 2024 – Giovanni Ricci, Rinascimento conteso. Francia e Italia, un’amicizia ambigua (il Mulino, 2024).
A conversation between the author and Massimo Rospocher and Enrico Valseriati
2023
28 September 2023 – Giorgio Caravale, Senza intellettuali. Politica e cultura in Italia negli ultimi trent’anni (Laterza, 2023).
A conversation between the author and Claudio Giunta.
27 October 2023 – Francesca Trivellato, Microstoria e storia globale (Officina Libraria, 2023).
A conversation between the author and Lucio Biasiori.
17 November 2023 – Quinto Antonelli, Scuola e società in Trentino. Una storia (1945-2006) (Società di Studi Trentini di Scienze Storiche, 2023).
A conversation between the author and Cecilia Nubola.
6 December 2023 – Michela Ponzani, Processo alla resistenza. L’eredità della guerra partigiana nella Repubblica 1945-2022 (Einaudi, 2023).
A conversation between the author and Maurizio Cau.
11 January 2024 – David Salomoni, Francis Drake. Il corsaro che sfidò un impero (Laterza, 2023).
A conversation between the author and Claudio Ferlan.