Convegno
AIPH - Associazione Italiana di Public History
3rd AIPH National Conference
Invito alla Storia
mercoledì 26 giugno 2019, ore 9:30
Università degli Studi della Campania Luigi Vanvitelli
viale Ellittico, 31 (Complesso Ex Poste)
81100 Caserta
WEDNESDAY 26th of JUNE Room 3, first floor09:30 - 11:00
Panel AIPH26Speakers:
Aurora SAVELLI and
Manfredi MERLUZZI,
The Public Hisotry Laboratories: from universities to territories and heritageSabina PAVONE,
Public History Laboratory at the University of Macerata: an opportunity for Cultural HeritagePaolo MATTERA,
Public History Workshop at the University Roma Tre. Comprehending and interpreting Contemporary History: visual sources and new methodsCecilia DAU NOVELLI and
Roberto IBBA,
The Public History workshop at University of Cagliari: the teaching for the territorySalvatore COLAZZO,
Deborah DE BLASI and Giuliana IURLANO,
From territories to university and back. The Unisalento PH Laboratory and the community libraryRoom “Appia”, first floor09:30 - 11:00
Panel AIPH27Speakers:
Ciro ROMANO,
Community, Holiness and culture: tradition, devotion, valorisationCiro ROMANO,
Community and holiness. The appoint and the role of local communities in the processes of beatification and canonizationDaniele FERRAIUOLO,
The spatial organization of inscribed memory in places of worship in the Middle Ages: proposals for reconstructionAngela QUATTROCCHI,
Libraries and sanctuaries. Art and Architecture in places of study and devotionAntonella AMBROSIO and
Antonello MIGLIOZZI,
The sanctuaries in the Filangieri Archive on the European Topotheque platformRoom C, first floor09:30 - 11:00
Panel AIPH28Speakers:
Livio KARRER,
Italian archives: a huge collective heritage and four ways to promote itLivio KARRER,
M9 MuseumMatteo D’AMBROSIO,
Il Polo del ‘900Andrea MONTORIO,
ArchivissimaMatteo MILANESCHI,
Archivio MagazineRoom 4, first floor09:30 - 11:00
Panel AIPH29Speakers:
Enrica SALVATORI,
Medievalists as Public HistoriansRiccardo FACCHINI,
Middle Age, Medievalist and media: tips for a methodological approachMarco PAPERINI,
Public historian: opportunity and critical issues for a profession between institutions and communitiesMarco VALENTI,
Re-enactment and Time Travel: some problem, methods and opportunityFranco CARDINI,
Public History as a civic issue of historiansRoom D, first floor09:30 - 11:00
Panel AIPH30Speakers:
Vittoria FIORELLI,
Paper mines. Archives from the recostruction of history to the lacing storiesGabriele DE MARTINO DI MONTEGIORDANO,
RECTO con VERSO: digitizing the Bacone labFrancesca DE RUVO,
The language of satire. Telling the story with its deformationLeopoldo REPOLA,
A “code” for storySergio RIOLO,
IlCartastorie – Museum of the Banco di Napoli Historical ArchiveRoom D, first floor11:30
Panel AIPH31Speakers:
Silvia PAOLI,
Photography and project in Public History: experiences, practices, exhibitions, institutions and urban scenesCarolina LUSSANA and Jessica BRIGO,
Company photo archives and public history: the “face to face” projectMonica DI BARBORA,
“68 Un grande numero”: the virtuosos circle of public historyMatteo Luigi BALDUZZI,
“Public Photography”: the MUFOCO experienceRoom 3, first floor11:30
Panel AIPH32Speakers:
Fiammetta SABBA,
History of communities: libraries and local memories in a public history perspective Pietro ESPOSITO,
Milan and urban history: discovering suburbs with the Local History Service in Milan Library SystemCristina PERINI,
Santa Marinella shows off in the LibraryMadel CRASTA,
Faenza Library as a mirror of society through a surveyRoom “Appia”, first floor11:30
Panel AIPH33Speakers:
Daniele SANTARELLI,
History on StageAlberto BORGATTA,
23 marzo 1919, an experiment of historical narrative at theatreValeria COCOZZA,
The processes of redemption in the Kingdom of Napels between stories and representations. Some case studies in the living historyAhmed DAOUD,
“Amm’ pusat’ chitarr’ e tambur”. Brigands and popular music in ItalyValeria PALUMBO,
Monument Women. When womens saved beautyRoom C, first floor11:30
Panel AIPH34Speakers:
Francesca Maria D’AGNELLI,
BeWeb: the integrated portal on religious cultural property for historical tellingFrancesca Maria D’AGNELLI,
Ecclesiastical property and Public HistoryMaria Teresa RIZZO,
Beweb: narrating a different historyRoberto CANU,
Open door churches: ecclesiastic heritage opening and computer based narrative of Ecclesiastical propertySilvia GALLARATO,
Roero Coast to Coast. Arts, landscape and community: reporting territoriesRoom D, first floor11:30
Panel AIPH35Speakers:
Charlotte MOGE and
Marcello RAVVEDUTO,
The imagery of the mafia, the memory of the victims: an Italian Public HistoryCharlotte MOGE,
Mafia’s victims and public imagery: cases of judges Giovanni Falcone and Paolo BorsellinoRosanna PICOCO,
VIVITiziana APICELLA,
#NONINVANO Project a Public History caseNoemi CAPUTO,
Legality on stageLorena RAO,
History and stereotypes in video games on the Italian American mafia: the case of Mafia IIRoom 2, ground floor12:00 - 14:00
Round Table 3 – Teaching Public HistoryChair:
Enrica SALVATORISpeakers:
Salvatore COLAZZOTommaso CALIÒCecilia DAU NOVELLIPaolo BERTELLA FARNETTIManfredi MERLUZZIMarcello RAVVEDUTODaniele SANTARELLISimona SALUSTRIMaria Giuliana IURLANO DONNO
Second floor14:30 - 16:30
Poster SessionComputer Room, first floor14:30 - 16:30
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