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Institute seminar 29 April 2025

Anne Løddesøl (MA/University of Oslo) presents her project for the MA-degree in Intellectual history: Angelic Hours – Tempora aeterna in Honorius Augustodunensis’ De Neocosmo

Institute seminar 22 April 2025

Irene Selsvold (The Norwegian Institute in Rome) and Rebecca Ringdahl (University of Lund) present the excavation project at Vulci. 

Institute seminar 8 April 2025

Taran Palmstrøm Fenn (PhD-student, University of Oslo): Chronicling the Environment: Matthew Paris’ Chronica Majora and the Temporalization of Nature

It is our great pleasure to welcome Prof. Em. Rosamond McKitterick of the University of Cambridge to give this year's P.A. Munch Lecture. 

Vi ønsker velkommen til prisutdeling og forelesning onsdag 26. mars 2025 på Astrup-Fearnley museet. Seks studenter har blitt nominert og vil presenteres, og Prof. Kristin B. Aavitsland vil holde et foredrag om Roma i middelalderen. 

Institute seminar 11 March 2025

Hanna Taraldsrud Dormagen (MA/University of Oslo): The Bold Etymologies of Giambattista Vico: An Inquiry of Their Role and Function in the Realm of Intellectual History

Institute seminar 4 March 2025

Sunniva Berger: The Madness and Stupidity of the Venerable Ancients: Boccaccio and the Pagan Gods

Victoria Frivik: Ancient ghosts in Mussolini's Rome: The creation of memory in an urban landscape

Institute seminar 25 February 2025

Mikaela Platander (MA/University of Oslo): Dressing to Feel: Expressing and Producing Emotions Through Clothing in St Birgitta of Sweden’s Monastic Rule (Regula Salvatoris)

Circolo Gianicolense is a joint seminar series for fellows at three foreign research institutions at the Gianicolo: the American Academy in Rome, Institutum Romanum Finlandiae and The Norwegian Institute. 

Institute seminar 18 February 2025
Åslaug Ommundsen (Prof. in Medieval Latin philology at the University of Bergen) will present the CODECO project focusing on how books and literary networks shaped Europe 

Institute seminar on 4 February 2025

Grzegorz Pac is Associate Professor at the University of Warsaw.

Circolo Gianicolense is a joint seminar series for young scholars at three foreign research institutions at the Gianicolo: The Norwegian Institute in Rome, The American Academy in Rome, and Institutum Romanum Finlandiae. Alternating between the three institutions, these seminars present current research in the field of ancient, medieval and early modern studies. Jakov Gerchman (PhD, University of Helsinki and guest researcher at the Finnish Insitute) will present in the upcoming seminar.