In search of the Holy. Early medieval travelers and Rome
Salterio di Stoccarda, codice Stuttgart, Wuerttembergische. Landesbibliothek, Bibl. fol. 23.
new membership - Association for Tourism and Leisure Education and Research
new membership - Association for Tourism and Leisure Education and Research
We are happy to announce that DiSSGeA is now a member of ATLAS, the Association for Tourism and Leisure Education and Research. Established in 1991 and now comprising members from 60 countries all over the world, ATLAS aims to develop transnational educational and research initiatives in tourism and leisure, provides an interdisciplinary forum for discussion. In particular, the Special Interest Group on Space, Place and Mobilities in Tourism is very close to the topics and approaches developed by our MoHu Centre. Thanks to this membership, staff and students from the University of Padua may benefit from the diverse activities organized by the association, including publications, seminars and conferences. The contact point for this membership is our MobiLab and MoHu member Chiara Rabbiosi (chiara.rabbiosi@unipd.it) who you may contact to have more pieces of information.
http://www.atlas-euro.org/
http://www.atlas-euro.org/sig_spaceplace.aspx
La storia nell’era della disintermediazione dei saperi
La storia nell’era della disintermediazione dei saperi
Salerno, 5 aprile 2022 14:30-16:30 Aula 8 Dspc
Introducono
Federico Mazzini (Università di Padova)
Deborah Paci (Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia)
Serge Noiret (European University Institute)
Pratiche collaborative nella Public History Digitale
Manfredi Scanagatta (Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia)
Digitalizzazione delle fonti storiche: una possibilità contro la misinformation?
Discussione
Marcello Ravveduto (Università di Salerno)
Il terzo incontro del ciclo di seminari promossi dalla Sissco si inserisce all’interno dell’insegnamento di Digital Public History (titolare: Prof. Ravveduto) e delle attività del Dottorato in studi linguistici, letterari e storici (DILLS) dell’Università di Salerno.
Chi volesse partecipare al seminario in modalità streaming è pregato di contattare Camilla Zucchi (czucchi@unisa.it)
Networking with the Mobile Lives Forum
Networking with the Mobile Lives Forum
With a first meeting in Paris in March 2022, our MobiLab and MoHu staff member Chiara Rabbiosi has joined the Steering and Strategic Foresight Committee of the Mobile Lives Forum, the research institute aiming at preparing the transition to more sustainable lifestyles. Supported by the French National Railways Company SNCF, MLV oversees research, publishes works, and organizes events for the arts and sciences. During the Committee, the 16 members have discussed a number of issues including the impact of online working during the global pandemic and the reduction of working time on mobilities pattern, as well as the necessity to reduce the speed of our very mobile lives. In the end, the members have had the chance to visit the recently inaugurated photographic exhibition by collective Tendance Flou on mobilities and lifestyles, ‘Les vies qu’on mène’. The exhibition will be open until May 19th, 2022 at the Galerie Cité International des Arts in Paris
