Reimagining Mobilities across the Humanities

Volume 1: Theories, Methods, and Ideas Introduction to Volume 1: Theories, Methods, and Ideas Section 1: Theories and Methods 1. "Moving Textuality" in Early Modern Europe 2. The Challenge of Mobility for Commodity Chains: Time, Actors, and Value from an Historical Perspective 3. Mobilizing Pictures: The History of Science through the Lens of Mobility 4. Gendered Mobilities: Spaces, Images and Power across the Mediterranean (16th-20th centuries) 5. Handling Distances as a Key Factor in Social Power Dynamics 6. Map-mobilities: Expanding the Field 7. Narrative Mobilities: Moving Texts from Representation to Practice Afterword Section 2: Ideas 8. Mobility: The Word and the Thing 9., Tyrannical Mobility, Dictatorial Mobility 10. The Anglo-Venetian Moment: Political and Legal Representations between the Republic of Venice and England in the Early-Modern Age 11. Mechanics, Scholars and Objects: The Spread of Aristotle's Philosophy and Its Exponents in Early Modern Europe 12.Synchronicity and Imitation of Practices of Order and Political Violence before and after WWI Afterword Volume 2: Objects, People and Texts Introduction to Volume 2: Objects, People and Texts Section 1: Objects 1. Textiles in Imperial Landscapes: Tracing the Mobility of Textile Products and Craftspeople in First-Millennium BCE Assyria 2. Renaissance female luxury garments on the move: when brides' silks brocades ended up dressing ecclesiastics (Florence, 14th-15th centuries) 3. Political Objects in Motion across 19th-century Europe 4. The Repatriation and Uneven Biomobilities of Human Remains 5. Beyond the Immobility of "Museum Pieces": Variations on Mobility in the Collections of a Museum of Geography Afterword Section 2: People 6. Amoveatur ut promoveatur: the Careers of Military Judges in Italy and the Colonies 7. Re-enacting Community Belonging through Emotions and Memories: German Expellees' and Italian Repatriates' Circular Letters 8. Entrepreneurial Mobility between Italy and South America: The Case of Argentina 9. Slow mobility: Processes of Agency among Refugees Eating and Living at the Tiburtina Station in Rome 10. Exploring Tourism 'Slow' Mobilities Afterword Section 3: Texts 11. Jewish Law and Greek Science: Translation- and Mobility-Studies in light of the Ancient Greek Translation of the Old Testament 12. Movable Laws? The "extra edictum" Reproduction and Circulation of the Leges Langobardorum in Early Medieval Italy 13. A Tool for the Mobility of Texts, Persons, and Ideas: The Vocabulista in Arabico 14. The Mobility of Greek Manuscripts between East and West: The Biblioteca Marciana in Venice as a Case Study 15. Communication and Religious Mobility: A European Intelligence Network, 1560-1590 Afterword