For the X Dies Academicus, which will be held in the Biblioteca Ambrosiana on November 4-5 2019, the Class of Near Eastern Studies(CSVO) proposes a theme of great interest not only from the historical and philological point of view, but also from the contemporary one.
Indeed, a wide-ranging analysis of the experience of the “Diasporas in the Near East” may offer valid points of reflection on today’s global and multicultural society. The four Sections of Studies (Arabic, Armenian, Hebrew and Syriac) of the Class analyze, with an eye to ancient history and one to the most recent, the painful vicissitudes of dissemination in countries far from homeland (but also the inheritances and the cultural comparisons that this implies) of Jews and Armenians, of Arabs of different political and religious traditions, of Assyrians and Syriacs of different Christian confessions.
Lunedì 4 novembre 2019
Ore 9.30 Registrazioni
Ore 10.00 Saluti delle Autorità
I Sessione
Studi armeni – Modera MORENO MORANI
10.30 ELIZABETH TAJIRYA
Gregorio Aghdollo (1707-1789), marchand arménien et collectionneur à Venise et Florence
dans la tradition de la grande diaspora arménienne
11.00 MEHMET FATIH USLU
La cultura degli Armeni nella Konstantiniye ottomana
11.30 Discussione
Consiglio Direttivo – Colazione Accademica (su invito)
II Sessione
Studi ebraici – Modera GIUSEPPE VELTRI
ore 14.30 SERGIO DELLA PERGOLA
La Diaspora ebraica nel contesto globale – Popolazione e identità
15.00 YORAM ERDER
Jews in the Diaspora under the Islamic rule, VII-XII century
15.30 SARA FERRARI
Il dolore di avere due patrie. La Diaspora nella poesia israeliana
16.00 Discussione
III Sessione – Solenne Atto Accademico
ore 17.00 Saluto del Presidente dell’Accademia, Mons. Marco Ballarini
Presiede il Direttore della Classis Orientalis, Pier Francesco Fumagalli
17.15 Prolusione
CLAUDIO GUGEROTTI
Lamento e piccole patrie
18.30 Assemblea di Classe
20.00 Cena Accademica (su invito)
Martedì 5 novembre 2018
IV Sessione
Studi siriaci – Modera EMIDIO VERGANI
ore 9.00 PIER GIORGIO BORBONE
Diaspora e missione in Asia Centrale e in Cina
9.30 HELEEN MURRE-VAN DEN BERG
The Holy Apostolic Catholic Assyrian Church of the East – A Transnational Church Like no Other
10.00 EPHREM ISHAC
“Like a Tree with Deep Roots”. The Syrian Orthodox Church in Diaspora
10.30 Discussione
10.45 Pausa
V Sessione
Studi arabi – Modera MASSIMO CAMPANINI
Ore 11.00 CARMELA BAFFIONI
Diaspora geografica e diaspore ideologiche nell’ismailismo dei secc. IX e X
11.30 PATRIZIA SPALLINO
Al-Jaziratu as-Siqilliyya. Saperi e cultura nella Sicilia arabo islamica
12.00 PATRIZIA MANDUCHI
La diaspora palestinese (al-hijra al-filasṭīniyya): le definizioni, le fasi storiche, le ripercussioni politiche, l’analisi storiografica, le percezioni
12.30 Discussione
11.45 Conclusioni dei lavori e saluti
An itinerary through the treasures of the Biblioteca Ambrosiana curated by Federico Gallo and Stefano Martinelli Tempesta | Pinacoteca, rooms 2 and 3
From April 15, on the occasion of Design Week, the rooms of the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana will host 'Moleskine Detour', an international exhibition promoted by Moleskine and the Moleskine Foundation.
Recovery of the functionality of the balconies of the Sala Federiciana, Borromeo and della Rosa through the installation of lifelines
Every Saturday at 15.30 a guided tour of the masterpieces of the Pinacoteca, together with professional guides of our official partner AdArtem
