From Monday 23 to Saturday, November 28, 2009
Days History
understand today's crisis by analyzing the crisis of the past.
In a course of eight lectures to be held in Rome, Frosinone, Rieti and Viterbo, Days of History, organized by Time The story of Robert Bonuglia and Luca Giansanti , rebuild the various "crisis" - social, economic and political - that have occurred during the twentieth century in Italy, Italy, Giolitti the Great War, the Moro case at the end of the "First Republic".
The event, which will open with a keynote address John Sabbatucci in Palazzo Valentini in Rome, November 23, 11:00 am - will wind up to 28 November, involving the capital and the provinces Frosinone, Rieti and Viterbo.
But there are only lessons: the innovative nature of the event also meeting with the authors, who, along with historians, journalists and filmmakers, we will measure with the themes of the "great history" and conversing with the audience at the Library The Argonauta in Rome , in Via Reggio Emilia, 89. Back, in fact, this year's "History of Coffee " which, after the success of 2007, offers a striking formula, the meeting with leading names in journalism and authorship, which, along with historians, teachers academics and intellectuals to present their books and DVDs, perfectly framed in the theme of the Days History.
Roman In the library, then, will take turns with their latest work Oliviero Beha, Luciano Violante, Vincenzo Iurillo, Macry Paolo, Giovanni Fasanella, Gianfranco Pannone, Mirella Serri, Fabio Pierangeli, Paolo Guzzanti, Valeria Palumbo, Paul and Carla Liguori Baroncelli .
University teachers from all over Italy, which held the eight lessons are: Fulvio Cammarano, Barbara Bracco, Luca Baldissara, Federico Romero, Angie Arruda, Matthew Pizzigallo, Agostino Giovagnoli and Maurizio Ridolfi .
The Days History will be "followed" in their programming on its website www.giornatedellastoria.it : an updated and interactive display where fans can discuss and propose new topics for future issues and indicate the your liking for the meetings were attended.
info and contacts:
Time History
via Enrico Jovane, 53 - 00156 Rome
Library The Argonauta
Via Reggio Emilia, 89 - 00198 Roma tel 06
8,543,443
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