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The papers presented at the weekly luncheon seminars trace the progress of Fellows' research.

2018-2019

Sep 26 2018
Helmut Martin Leder
Measuring Aesthetic Effects: Do we need new Paradigms for Bridging the Gap between Empirical Aesthetics and Art History?

2017-2018

Oct 01 2018
Vasileios Syros
Political economy and the market in early modern Italian and Mughal political thought
Apr 25 2018
Salvatore Maria Aglioti
Individual and contextual-social variables modulating aesthetic appreciation of visual art
Apr 18 2018
Simona Cerutti
Archaeology of rights: petitions and mercy in early modern societies
Apr 10 2018
Paolo Pellegrini
A new life of Dante Alighieri
Apr 04 2018
Ezio Puglia
Emerging interiorities: the fictional world of the Renaissance and Baroque fairy tale
Mar 28 2018
Denise La Monica
The cultural roots of landscape protection in France, the United Kingdom, Italy, and the United States (19th–20th centuries)
Mar 20 2018
Giancarla Periti
The Network of Cassinese Arts in Mediterranean Renaissance Italy
Mar 10 2018
Giovanni Mirabella
Inhibitory Control of Voluntary Arm Movements: A Doorway to Free Won't
Mar 07 2018
Susanna Mancini
Islamophobia as a Democratic Challenge
Feb 28 2018
Magnus Tessing Schneider
Busenello’s Didone: Rewriting the Virgilian Myth of Venice
Feb 07 2018
Isabelle Levy
Immanuel of Rome as a Translational Jewish Writer of Medieval Italy: Lyrics across Hebrew and Italian
Feb 01 2018
Mel Win Khaw
Person and action perception as a visual reward
Feb 01 2018
Gabriele Pedullà
The return of the owl: the rediscovery of Athenian democracy in the Italian Renaissance (ca. 1250 – ca. 1570)
Jan 01 2018
Christoph Frank
Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Workshop Revealed
Dec 14 2017
Thomas Peattie
"A Composer Listens: Luciano Berio's Nineteenth Century"
Dec 13 2017
Giulia Torromino
Brain Circuits of Memory: Quality Versus Quantity?
Dec 06 2017
Francesco Marcorin
Crafted Identities: Renaissance Verona as a Case-Study
Dec 05 2017
Alicia Jiménez
The Parlance of Things: new approaches to ancient Roman material culture
Nov 29 2017
Valentina Borgia
Plants, Poisons, and Paleolithic Hunters
Nov 15 2017
Giovanna Pinna
The Body and the Individual: On the Conception of Modern Art in Hegel's Aesthetics
Oct 30 2017
Andrea Insabato
The Topology of Mental States: combining data science and graph theory to reveal neural networks for cognitive functions.
Oct 25 2017
Dario Donetti
Michelangelo and Allography: Expanded Authorship in Renaissance Artwork
Oct 25 2017
Mauro Mussolin
Michelangelo and Paper as Palimpsest: a book project
Oct 18 2017
Pınar Aykaç
“Contesting the Byzantine Past: Four Hagia Sophias as Ideological Battlegrounds of Architectural Conservation in Turkey”
Oct 04 2017
Donna Bilak
Playful Humanism in Atalanta fugiens (1618)
Sep 27 2017
Dušan Borić
Re-Thinking Early Prehistoric Art as a Cognitive Technology: Neuroscientific, Anthropological, and Techno-Functional Perspectives
Sep 20 2017
Michele Loporcaro
Morphosyntactic Change in the Brain: Capitalizing on Language Variation in Italo-Romance

2016-2017

Mar 22 2017
Mahalakshmi Somayaji
Investigating pre-clinical dopamine physiology in Parkinson disease
Mar 08 2017
Maria Elena Pero
Pathogenic role of Tubulin Post-translational Modifications in Degenerative Disease of Central and Peripheral Nervous Systems
Mar 01 2017
Roberta De Monticelli
Perceiving Values: A Phenomenological Approach
Feb 22 2017
Andrea Polonioli
A Plea for Minimally Biased Empirical Philosophy
Feb 08 2017
Francesco Gangemi
In the aftermath, again: The earthquake of Amatrice from a historical perspective
Dec 07 2016
Marco Geuna
Machiavelli and the Violence of Religious Sects
Nov 30 2016
Sabina Loriga
In Search of Origins: Making Etruscans Italics and Italics Italians
Nov 16 2016
Benedetta Borello
Like The Others of Us: Face, Bodies, and Posture in Baroque Portrait
Nov 09 2016
Elisa Dainese
Architectural Culture in Translation: Post-war Cities and African Villages
Nov 02 2016
Camilla Cavicchi
Ippolito I d’Este’s Music Room: Reconstructing a Magnificent Lost Collection
Oct 26 2016
Aleksandar Staničić
Warchitecture: Transforming the Urban Memory of Violence
Oct 12 2016
Helen Malko
Heritage Wars: The Erasure of History in Iraq and Syria
Oct 05 2016
Francesca de Tomasi
Cultural Heritage Protection and Management in Post-Unification Rome
Sep 28 2016
Silvana Patriarca
The Color of the Republic: On Racism and Anti-racism in Post-1945 Italy

2015-2016

Apr 12 2016
Beatrice Vallone
Structure and function of the SRD5A enzymes: a new target for schizophrenia and other neuropsychiatric disorders
Mar 08 2016
Angelica Kaufmann
How Animals Ascribe Unobservable Goals
Feb 23 2016
Federico Pierotti
The emotional impact of color in contemporary cinema
Feb 09 2016
Emanuele Coccia
Iconic normativity: advertising and form of life
Feb 02 2016
Leon Chisholm
Incorporating Sixteenth-Century Polyphony
Jan 26 2016
Chiara Franceschini
Too many wounds: Thinking with the Petralia case (1637–1639)
Dec 15 2015
Arianna Cecconi
Do dreams come from without or within? An ethnographic exploration
Dec 01 2015
Christine Jeanneret
The Eloquence of the Body: Singing, Acting and Moving on the Early Modern Operatic Stage
Nov 17 2015
Paola Giacomoni
The emotional body. The expression of emotions.
Nov 10 2015
Thomas Hilgers
On Aesthetic Disinterestedness
Oct 27 2015
Manuela Bragagnolo
Law, Physiognomy and Medicine in Sixteenth-Century Venice: The Case of Giovanni Ingegneri, Bishop of Capodistria († 1600)
Oct 06 2015
Michele Cometa
The Lure of the Origins: Paleolithic Art
Sep 29 2015
Eric Bianchi
The Public Persona and Mental World of a Seventeenth-Century Composer
Sep 22 2015
Gundula Kreuzer
Extracts from: Wagnerian Technologies: On 19th Century Opera as Multimedia
Sep 20 2015
Cammy Brothers
Giuliano da Sangallo and the Ruins of Rome

2014-2015

Apr 29 2015
Eleonora Pistis
European encounters with ancient architecture in the Levant (1660–1740)
Apr 21 2015
William Caferro
Petrarch’s war, 1349–1350
Apr 17 2015
Marisa Spann
Influence on neonatal brain structure: maternal age, experience, and cognition
Apr 15 2015
Sarah Goler
In-depth Study of Raman Spectroscopy on Carbon Black Ink as a Potential Method for Non-Destructive Dating of Ancient Manuscripts
Apr 09 2015
Stefano Lorenzetti
“Nata per morire” Music memory and memory of music in Early Modern Europe
Apr 07 2015
Elisabetta Benigni
“L’aiuola che ci fa tanto feroci: the debate on Islamic influences on Dante and the Arabic translations of the Divine Comedy
Mar 10 2015
Anna Loretoni
“Civilizing sovereignty by the European context: between historical tradition and theoretical innovation
Mar 03 2015
Lorenzo D'Angelo
Searching for diamonds: time and contingency in Sierra Leone’s mines
Feb 17 2015
Karin Schlapbach
Augustine, the fall of Rome and Christian world alienation in Hannah Arendt
Feb 03 2015
Edward Goldberg
L’Ebreo/The Jew: A comedy by Michelangelo Buonarroti the Younger (1613)
Jan 06 2015
Anna Elisabetta Galeotti
The nature of self-deception and its implications
Dec 09 2014
H. Darrel Rutkin
“My son the cardinal: Toward a fuller biography of Giovanni Pico della Mirandola’s early years
Dec 02 2014
Rosanna Camerlingo
Machiavelli in England: strategic readings of a very modern text
Nov 11 2014
Tiziano Colibazzi
Impaired cognitive control in persons at clinical high risk for psychosis
Nov 04 2014
Francesca Bortoletti
Emblems and festivals in Renaissance Italy
Oct 28 2014
Maria Ida Talamona
A synthesis of the arts: the artistic experiments of Le Corbusier and Costantino Nivola in New York and Amagansett 1946–1955
Oct 21 2014
Elvira Di Bona
In favor of the liberal view of auditory perception
Oct 14 2014
Elena Esposito
Ars oblivionalis: digital techniques of remembering and forgetting
Oct 07 2014
Ilaria Porciani
Uprooted: public history, museums, and Istria’s diaspora
Sep 30 2014
Daniele F. Maras
Greek Myths, Etruscan Rituals. The Popularity of Tydeus in Etruscan Art.
Sep 23 2014
Barbara Naddeo
A Cosmopolitan in the Provinces: G. M. Galanti, Geography, and Enlightenment Europe

2013-2014

Apr 16 2014
Diletta Gamberini
The censorship of Benvenuto Cellini's Trattati dell'oreficeria e della scultura
Mar 12 2014
Bruss Lima
Understanding the brain imaging signal
Mar 05 2014
Patrizia Tosini
Allegory and Topographical Landscape: The Frescoes in the Salone Sistino of Villa Peretti Montalto, Rome (1589)
Feb 19 2014
Ginette Vagenheim
Ligorio as a draftsman : Imitation of Antiquity and the Representation of the Body in the Mythological Drawings in the Late Renaissance
Feb 12 2014
Isabella Woldt
Aby Warburg's Theory of the Function of the Image Memory and the Renaissance Festivals Pictures
Feb 05 2014
Marios Costambeys
Pilgrims and Patronage at Santa Maria Antiqua at the end of the Eighth Century
Nov 20 2013
Alessandra Campana
Aesthetics of Synchronization in Film
Oct 30 2013
Mattia Rigotti
Neural basis of cognitive-emotional interaction
Oct 23 2013
Huub van der Linden
Towards a cultural history of Italian oratorio around 1700: Circulations, contexts, and comparisons
Oct 16 2013
Simone Natale
Belief in Spirits, Entertainment, and Show Business in the Nineteenth Century
Oct 13 2013
Maartje van Gelder
Subversion in the Serenissima. Popular Dissent and Political Conflict in Early Modern Venice
Oct 02 2013
Roberto Franzosi
The rise of Italian Fascism (1919-1922): changing social relations in revolutionary periods
Sep 18 2013
Gloria Origgi
How See Myself Seen

2012-2013

Apr 24 2013
Domenico Scarpa
"Too Many for One": Eugenio Montale's Interlocutors, 1917-43
Apr 17 2013
Ivano Dal Prete
Preformism, Epigenesis and Antonio Vallisneri's History of Generation
Apr 10 2013
Marta Cacho Casal
Carducho's Diálogos de la pintura. Observations on its readership and circulation
Apr 09 2013
Giacomo De Giorgi
Climate Change Volatility and Crop Choices
Mar 27 2013
Federico De Romanis
Julio-Claudian Denarii and Aurei in Campania and India
Mar 13 2013
Joerg Fingerhut
Pictorial Presence
Mar 06 2013
Paroma Chatterjee
A Kind of Iconoclasm: The Jews and the Passio Ymaginis Account
Feb 27 2013
Paola Abenante
"You taught me what Egypt means": some considerations on the ambivalent spaces and aesthetics of the Egyptian Revolution
Feb 20 2013
Guillermo Horga
A predictive-coding model of normal and abnormal perception: implications for brain stimulation

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