Reimagining Mobilities across the Humanities

2 Volume Set
Herausgeber: Rabbiosi, Chiara; Biasiori, Lucio; Mazzini, Federico

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

This two-volume collection significantly advances the study of mobilities, understood as the movement of ideas, objects, people and texts in past and present societies as well as in different geographical contexts.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
• Seitenzahl: 512
• Erscheinungstermin: 31. Januar 2023
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 165mm x 250mm x 40mm
• Gewicht: 1062g
• ISBN-13: 9781032244440
• ISBN-10: 1032244445
• Artikelnr.: 69743463

Autorenporträt

Lucio Biasiori is associate professor of early modern history at the University of Padua, Italy. He was previously a fellow of the Harvard Center for Italian Renaissance Studies in Florence, Italy, and assistant professor in early modern history at the Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa, Italy. His research encompasses the early modern period, with particular reference to the cultural, religious and political history of 16th-century Europe, studied in an interdisciplinary and cross-cultural framework. Federico Mazzini is associate professor of digital history and history of media and communication at the University of Padua, Italy. His previous work has focused on the sociocultural history of the First World War, particularly the peasant experience of the trenches and the popularisation of technoscience. He is currently working on various aspects of digital history, including web archiving, metadata and historical communication online, and 'technical cultures', such as radio hams, phreaks and hackers, in the twentieth century. Chiara Rabbiosi is associate professor of economic and political geography at the University of Padua, Italy. Her previous research has dealt with the social and spatial dimensions of urban studies and consumer culture, including the critical geographies of shopping tourism, cultural heritage and place branding. She is currently working on tourist spatial imaginations of Europe, and on the transit of tourism (including walking and multi-modal transport), approaching tourism mobilities in an embodied and performative way.

Inhaltsangabe

Volume 1: Theories, Methods, and Ideas Introduction to Volume 1: Theories,
Methods, and Ideas Section 1: Theories and Methods 1. "Moving Textuality"
in Early Modern Europe 2. The Challenge of Mobility for Commodity Chains:
Time, Actors, and Value from an Historical Perspective 3. Mobilizing
Pictures: The History of Science through the Lens of Mobility 4. Gendered
Mobilities: Spaces, Images and Power across the Mediterranean (16th-20th
centuries) 5. Handling Distances as a Key Factor in Social Power Dynamics
6. Map-mobilities: Expanding the Field 7. Narrative Mobilities: Moving
Texts from Representation to Practice Afterword Section 2: Ideas 8.
Mobility: The Word and the Thing 9., Tyrannical Mobility, Dictatorial
Mobility 10. The Anglo-Venetian Moment: Political and Legal Representations
between the Republic of Venice and England in the Early-Modern Age 11.
Mechanics, Scholars and Objects: The Spread of Aristotle's Philosophy and
Its Exponents in Early Modern Europe 12.Synchronicity and Imitation of
Practices of Order and Political Violence before and after WWI Afterword
Volume 2: Objects, People and Texts Introduction to Volume 2: Objects,
People and Texts Section 1: Objects 1. Textiles in Imperial Landscapes:
Tracing the Mobility of Textile Products and Craftspeople in
First-Millennium BCE Assyria 2. Renaissance female luxury garments on the
move: when brides' silks brocades ended up dressing ecclesiastics
(Florence, 14th-15th centuries) 3. Political Objects in Motion across
19th-century Europe 4. The Repatriation and Uneven Biomobilities of Human
Remains 5. Beyond the Immobility of "Museum Pieces": Variations on Mobility
in the Collections of a Museum of Geography Afterword Section 2: People 6.
Amoveatur ut promoveatur: the Careers of Military Judges in Italy and the
Colonies 7. Re-enacting Community Belonging through Emotions and Memories:
German Expellees' and Italian Repatriates' Circular Letters 8.
Entrepreneurial Mobility between Italy and South America: The Case of
Argentina 9. Slow mobility: Processes of Agency among Refugees Eating and
Living at the Tiburtina Station in Rome 10. Exploring Tourism 'Slow'
Mobilities Afterword Section 3: Texts 11. Jewish Law and Greek Science:
Translation- and Mobility-Studies in light of the Ancient Greek Translation
of the Old Testament 12. Movable Laws? The "extra edictum" Reproduction and
Circulation of the Leges Langobardorum in Early Medieval Italy 13. A Tool
for the Mobility of Texts, Persons, and Ideas: The Vocabulista in Arabico
14. The Mobility of Greek Manuscripts between East and West: The
Biblioteca Marciana in Venice as a Case Study 15. Communication and
Religious Mobility: A European Intelligence Network, 1560-1590 Afterword