Scuola Normale Superiore

• Abstract

  The Visiting Research Project at the Department of Art History and the Post-Graduate Program of Arte History of UNIFESP, directed to Prof. Dr. Maurizio Ghelardi (SNS-Pisa), intends to continue the scientific collaboration signed in the Academic Agreement between UNIFESP and Scuola Normale Superiore in May 2016. The Project also intends to deepen the work of Ghelardi with the Department an…

  Image and history: a contribution to the study on historiography of art, AV.EXT

• Abstract

  This research aims to cover the set of writings of the German scholar, Aby Warburg (1867-1929), on the subject of astrology. The corpus of the research is composed by Warburg's writings on astrology, which consists of 13 texts, of which 10 are unpublished in Portuguese and three unpublished even in the original language (German). Great part of this material, composed by typewritten texts,…

  Aby Warburg and astrology, AP.R

• Abstract

  The Researcher Visiting Proposal at the Art History Department, UNIFESP, directed to Professor Dr. Maurizio Ghelardi (Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa, Italy), will include research collaboration, participation in teaching activities, co-supervision of undergraduate and graduate students, participation in research group meetings, conferences and must be exposed in three topics: 1) Profess…

  Art history and history of culture: an historiographical approach, AV.EXT

• Abstract

  The 1960's broadcasted BBC Reith Lectures, later published as Art and Anarchy (1963), aimed to criticize the production and reception of art in the modern age. Its essential premise is that modern art, as it forsook its former transcendental ideals, became external to the central needs of men, thus marginalizing itself. Its lecturer, the German philosopher and art historian Edgar Wind (19…

  The 1960's Reith Lectures and the Writing of Art and Anarchy (1963) by Edgar Wind, BE.EP.MS

• Abstract

  Based on the fact that we are currently witnessing a very consistent change in the participatory political patterns in occidental democracies that shows, on the one hand, an increasing disappointment process towards the traditional institutions of representative democracy and, on the other hand, the emergency and proliferation of new political participatory alternatives, the aim of this r…

  Participation and institutional innovation: what to learn from Toscana experience?, BE.PQ

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  Based on the study of St. Francis of Assisi images, the current project is about the importance of the research be held partly in Italy, since the country is home to the works of the art selected for analysis and where Francis lived. Conscious of the fact that the sensory involvement with the image is not restricted to the visual field - other human senses are involved in that relationshi…

  From the Iconic Presentation to the Historical Representation of St. Francis of Assisi, BE.EP.MS

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