On Tuesday, 28th May 2019, Cristina Di Bari gave the talk:
Digital Neo-Latin: Digitizing and Promoting Arcadian Manuscripts. Archeological and Landscape Poetry between 1690 and 1728
The talk was followed by a discussion.
On Wednesday, 22nd May 2019, Vincenzo Lavenia gave the talk:
The Pope's Heresy. Some Aspects of a Long Controversy in the Early Modern Age
The talk was followed by a discussion.
On Monday, 13th May 2019, Rafał Rosół gave the talk:
Latin inscriptions in the former Jesuit church in Poznań
The talk was followed by a discussion.
On Wednesday, 3rd April 2019, Prof. Dr. Gregor Vogt-Spira gave the talk:
Die Diskussion um den Ursprung der römischen Satire in der Frühen Neuzeit und ihre Folgen
The talk was followed by a discussion.
On 28 February and 1 March 2019, the LBI's Academic Advisory Board came to Innsbruck for its annual on site visit. After a general introduction with a presentation of the most important events, guest talks, third party funded projects etc., Sarah Knight, Dirk Sacré, and Robert Seidel were informed about the current status of the three LBI research lines. We all enjoyed the fruitful discussions.
On Wednesday, 23rd January 2019, Patryk Ryczkowski gave the talk:
Susanna im Bade – Susanna im Gedicht: Zur literarischen Technik der biblischen Nacherzählung in der Paraphrasis historiae de Susanna
The talk was followed by a discussion.
On Monday, 21st January 2019, Elisabetta Appetecchi gave the talk:
Digital Neo-Latin: digitizing Arcadian manuscripts. Scientific poetry between 1690 and 1728.
The talk was followed by a discussion.
The Bloomsbury Neo-Latin Series is dedicated to the study of early modern Latin texts and literary culture. The series makes available analysis and criticism of early modern Latin literature, alongside editions of texts in two strands:
On Monday, 3rd December 2018, two Neo-Latin talks were given by the LBI fellows
Francesca Iurlaro: Lessons from shepherds – Alberico Gentili’s Lectionis Virgilianae Variae Liber ad Robertum filium (1603)
and
Gianmario Cattaneo: Nicolaus Scutellius' Pletho in Aristotelem: text and context
Am 05. November überreichte Bildungslandesrätin Beate Palfrader den Tiroler Landespreis für Wissenschaft an Universitätsprofessor Martin Korenjak. Der Linguist ist an der Universität Innsbruck tätig und leitet eine Forschungsgruppe am Innsbrucker Ludwig-Boltzmann-Institut für Neulateinische Studien. „Es freut mich außerordentlich, dass dieser renommierte Preis heuer an einen Philologen geht“, gratuliert die LRin und merkt an: „Die überaus große Bedeutung der Sprache ist vielen oftmals nicht bewusst. Dabei hat die Sprache Einfluss auf alle Lebens- und Gesellschaftsbereiche.