The Foreignness of Universal Historiography
David Salomoni presents the paper “The Italian who Changed the World: Pigafetta and the Construction of the First Circumnavigation of the Earth”.
Early Modern Science, Technology, and Institutions
José María Moreno Madrid presented the poster “Reaching the Unreachable - Iberian institutions and new tools for the control of long-distance oceanic voyages”
Berkeley DH Fair 2022
Juan Acevedo and Luana Giurgevich presented the poster “Digitizing Early Modern Iberian Maritime Literature”
Conferências CCCM 2022: Ásia
Nuno Vila-Santa presents “Um Império em Reforma? D. Sebastião e as Instruções para o Estado da Índia em 1572”
Tras el regresso – Impacto y trascencencia de la primera vuelta al mundo
Henrique Leitão presents “Mapas y longitud: la cuestión científica en la viaje de circunnavegación (1519-1522)”
A Global Earth in the Classroom – New Voices in the History of Early Modern Education
An international workshop about education in the early modern world.
Writings from the Sea – Rutters, Sailing Directions and Pilot Books as a Specific Genre of Technical Literature
An international workshop to broaden our knowledge about the production and circulation of nautical information in the early modern world.
Sailing the Early Modern Indian Ocean
An international workshop to approach from various perspectives the generation, constitution and circulation of nautical-related knowledge throughout the Indian Ocean World, following the late medieval and early modern trade routes.
Rethinking a case of global knowledge circulation: Jan Huygen van Linschoten and the Itinerario
Workshop organized by Nuno Vila-Santa and Henrique Leitão.
Talismans, Divination and the Occult in Jewish Traditions
Juan Acevedo participates in the round table at the Warburg Institute conference “Talismans, Divination and the Occult in Jewish Traditions”