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Leibniz e l’Italia. Giornate di studio (Roma, 28-29 novembre 2019)
No full textThis note provides a report on the two-day conference Leibniz e l’Italia, which was organised in Rome on November, 28th-29th 2019 by the CNR-ILIESI under the patronage of the Sodalitas Leibnitiana. A short introduction to the conference theme is offered together with some information concerning the papers presented
First Call for Papers (Lexicon Philosophicum) ILIESI/CNR-Rome (Italy)
No full textLexicon Philosophicum International Journal for the History of Texts and Ideas Issue 1 (2012) FIRST CALL FOR PAPERS The CNR Istituto per il Lessico Intellettuale Europeo e Storia delle Idee (ILIESI-CNR) launches a new online, Open Access, journal focussing on intellectual history: Lexicon Philosophicum: International Journal for the History of Texts and Ideas. The new journal has an interdisciplinary character and will provide open access to original, unpublished high quality contributions: c..
First Call for Papers (Lexicon Philosophicum) ILIESI/CNR-Rome (Italy)
No full textLexicon Philosophicum International Journal for the History of Texts and Ideas Issue 1 (2012) FIRST CALL FOR PAPERS The CNR Istituto per il Lessico Intellettuale Europeo e Storia delle Idee (ILIESI-CNR) launches a new online, Open Access, journal focussing on intellectual history: Lexicon Philosophicum: International Journal for the History of Texts and Ideas. The new journal has an interdisciplinary character and will provide open access to original, unpublished high quality contributions: c..
ESF Science Policy briefing on research infrastructures in the digital humanities: landscapes, ecosystems and cultures
Get PDFLast September the European Science Foundation (ESF) published a so called Science Policy Briefing (SPB) on Research Infrastructures in the Digital Humanities;1 the first ESF publication of this type entirely commissioned by the scientific governance representing the Humanities – a unique body in Europe: the Standing Committee for the Humanities (SCH), chaired by Professor Milena Žic Fuchs. The report aims both at serving a research community that is expanding and eager to see its efforts of engaging with computational modelling recognised as authoritative research in need of adequate research infrastructures, and the policy makers arena, where strategies on research infrastructures for the humanities are rarely shared at the international and sometimes national level. The research community and information professionals – involved in various fashions in the development of this ESF publication as workshop participants, authors,2 reviewers,3 commentators – can make and are making use of this report to legitimise their research questions and funding requests, while policy makers – from research funders to University deans - will also find strategical directions to take on or be inspired by
Tullio Gregory e l’ILIESI
Get PDFIl Lessico Intellettuale Europeo (LIE) è nato nel 1964 prima come Gruppo di ricerca, poi come Centro, quindi come Istituto per il Lessico Intellettuale Europeo e Storia delle Idee (ILIESI) del Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche. Tullio Gregory ne è stato non soltanto il fondatore, ma l’ispiratore delle linee di ricerca e il promotore delle iniziative scientifiche. Si illustrano qui i vari progetti promossi da Gregory, intorno ai quali si è incentrata la gran parte delle attività dell’Istituto
Le parole della Monadologie
Get PDFIl linguaggio della Monadologie rappresenta una sorta di Giano bifronte per la terminologia filosofica fra Seicento e Settecento. Da un lato infatti il suo lemmario è profondamente legato alla riflessione scientifica e filosofica di Leibniz, d’altro canto le parole della Monadologie sono state nel corso del XVIII secolo un presupposto essenziale per la lingua della filosofia dell’Illuminismo europeo. Lo studio analizza questo processo comparando le traduzioni settecentesche della celebre opera leibniziana e presentando i testi su un unico piano sinottico
Le scienze dimenticate: un dialogo con Rens Bod
Get PDFIn this interview, preceded by a brief introduction and completed with acomment by the editors, Rens Bod, professor of Digital Humanities and History of Humanities at the University of Amsterdam, reflects on some important and critical points of his research and publications. In particular the dialogue focuses on his New History of the Humanities of 2013, recently translated into Italian with the title Le scienze dimenticate. Come le discipline umanistiche hanno cambiato il mondo (Carocci, 2019)
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