Neapolitan Network Conference Naples and Spain: Cultural and intellectual networks (1500-1800) University of Barcelona, Friday 24 October 2014 Facultat de Geografia i Història - Departament d’Història Moderna
Program 9:30 Welcome and introduction Melissa Calaresu - University of Cambridge Joan-Lluís Palos - Universitat de Barcelona
First session: Representations Chair: Melissa Calaresu 10:00 A cavallo di due secoli: cinquant'anni di cerimonie alla corte di Napoli. Attilio Antonelli - Palazzo Reale di Napoli 10:30 Continuity and change in the rituals and festivals of the Austrian viceroyalty in Naples (1707-1734) 'vis-à-vis' the Spanish antecedents. Gabriel Guarino - University of Ulster 11:00 Planning Portici: Architecture and Diplomacy between Naples and Spain 1734–49. Robin L. Thomas - The Pennsylvania State University 11:30
Coffee-break
12:00 La embajada otomana a Nápoles en 1741: un modelo cultural y político 00000 para Madrid. Luis Fe Canto - Université de Limoges
Second session: Patronage and people Chair: Silvana d’Alessio 15:30 La experiencia napolitana en la vida y la obra de Garcilaso de la Vega (1532-1534). Eugènia Fosalba - Universitat de Girona 16:00 José García de Salcedo Coronel and the 'Fábula de Mirra' (Naples, 1631): A case study of literary patronage during the government of the 3rd Duke of Alcalá. Rafaella Pilo - Università di Cagliari 16:30
Coffee-break
17:00 The place of the 'plebe' in Spanish Naples. Stephen Cummins - Centre for the History of the Emotions, Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Berlin 17:30 Representing 'el maior monstruo del mundo': The portraits and news of Masaniello between Naples and Spain. Joana Fraga - EHESS, París 18:00
Debate and conclusions Information: Joan-Lluís Palos Melissa Calaresu
[email protected] [email protected] Ref. 2014SGR173
12:30 Il ruolo del patrimonio archeologico in Italia ed in Spagna negli anni di Carlo di Borbone: una lettura comparata. Paola D'Alconzo - Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II 13:00
Debate
Image: Gaspar van Wittel, Posillipo with the Palazzo Donn'Anna (detail), 1700. Compton Verney Collection, Warwickshire.
Ref. HAR2012-39516-C02-01
