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Art, Culture and Trade as Evidence of Bonds
Between East and West: 11th to 21st Century
2nd Webinar ASRT / CNR Bilateral Project
(28th-29th May 2021)
This Webinar is part of a series of activities carried out in the framework of the Bilateral Project
“Intercultural Influence between East and West: 11th-21st centuries” jointly realized by the research
units of the Italian CNR-ISEM and the Egyptian ASRT, which have already been scientifically
collaborating since 2016. The valuable collaboration with external institutions in the project activities
has allowed the Project to broaden topics, geographical areas and the chronological periods of its
research, which have been focused in a special way on a study of the peaceful relations between the
Western and Islamic worlds in the entire Mediterranean area in a chronological span that
encompasses the early Middle Ages and the Contemporary Era.
The meeting will take place on-line on Microsoft Teams
To register and receive the link, please write to iseminari@isem.cnr.it
The event will be recorded and then uploaded to ISEM CNR YouTube channel
www.isem.cnr.it
Scientific Committee of the Webinar
Luciano Gallinari (CNR - Istituto di Storia dell’Europa Mediterranea): luciano.gallinari@isem.cnr.it
Heba Abdelnaby (Alexandria University - Max Planck Institute): h.saad117@gmail.com
Albrecht Fuess (Philipps-Universität Marburg)
Art, Culture and Trade as Evidence of Bonds
Between East and West: 11th to 21st century
2nd Webinar ASRT / CNR Bilateral Project
(28th-29th May 2021)
This Webinar is part of a series of activities carried out in the framework of the Bilateral Project
"Intercultural Influence between East and West: 11th-21st centuries" jointly realized by the research units of
the Italian CNR-ISEM and the Egyptian ASRT, which have already been scientifically collaborating since
2016. The valuable collaboration with external institutions in the project activities has allowed the Project to
broaden topics, geographical areas and the chronological periods of its research, which have been focused
in a special way on a study of the peaceful relations between the Western and Islamic worlds in the entire
Mediterranean area in a chronological span that encompasses the Early Middle Ages and the
Contemporary Era.
28th May 2021
10:00am - 10:15am (Central European Summer Time)
Institutional greetings
Ali ELSAYED (Damanhour University - ASRT)
Gaetano SABATINI (Director of CNR - Istituto di Storia dell’Europa Mediterranea)
10:15am - 10:30am (Central European Summer Time)
Webinar presentation
Luciano GALLINARI (CNR-Istituto di Storia dell’Europa Mediterranea)
Heba ABDELNABY (Alexandria University - Max Planck Institute)
Albrecht FUESS (Philipps-Universität Marburg)
Morning sessions are available here
10:30am - 12:00am (Central European Summer Time)
Session 1
Chair: Luciano GALLINARI
History of art, minor arts, architecture, and archeological evidence
reflecting bonds between Western world and Islamic East
Albrecht FUESS (Marburg University)
Mamluk clothing and its influence on Italian Renaissance Art
Heba ABDELNABY (Alexandria University - Max Planck Institute)
Fascination with the East: the foreigners’ pursuit to honor and present the Islamic heritage
Abdallah ABDEL-ATI AL-NAGGAR (ASRT - Eötvös Loránd University)
Antonio Lasciac and His Architectural Works in Arabic Eyes
Debate: 30 min.
Break: 12:00am - 01:30pm (Central European Summer Time)
01:30pm - 03:00pm (Central European Summer Time)
Session 2
Chair: Heba ABDELNABY
Literature: historians, philosophers and travelers and
their role to connect between East and West
Elmetwalli ELSAYED TAMIM (Damanhur University)
Reconnaissance: A Study in the Byzantine and Islamic Military Writings (9th-10th centuries A.D.)
Yasser ABD EL-WAHAB (Kafr El-Sheikh University)
The Image of the Mamluk Sultans in the Writings of European Travelers
Ahmad SHEIR (Philipps-Universität Marburg - Damanhur University)
The Geography of al-Idrīsī and the Prester John Letter: An Intercultural Geo-Anthropological Imaging of
Twelfth-century Eastern Christian Kingdom(s)
Umar RYAD (University of Leuven – Belgium)
An 'oriental' orientalist: Aḥmad Zakī Pasha, his travels to Europe and encounters with European orientalists
Debate: 30 min.
Break: 03:00am - 03:30pm (Central European Summer Time)
03:30pm-05:00pm (Central European Summer Time)
Session 3
Chair: Albrecht FUESS
Trade routes, trade treaties, ports, merchandises
and commercial communities from 11th to 21st centuries
Ali ELSAYED (Damanhur University)
A late medieval European-Jewish awakening on Mamluk lands
Anthony T QUICKEL (Philipps-Universität Marburg)
Cairo as a Nexus in the Early Coffee Trade
Sherif ABOUSHANAB (Szeged University, Hungary)
Economic Relations between Egypt and Hungary
Debate: 30 min.
29th May 2021
10:00am - 11:30am (Central European Summer Time)
Session 4
Chair: Heba ABDELNABY
Trade routes, trade treaties, ports, merchandises
and commercial communities from 11th to 21st centuries
Giuseppe CACCIAGUERRA (CNR - Istituto di Scienze del Patrimonio Culturale)
Cities and markets in transition in the Early Medieval Mediterranean: Amphorae and Commerce in Syracuse
between Byzantium and Islamic World
Rania MOHAMMAD IBRAHIM (Mansoura University)
Trade between Dubrovnik (Ragusa) and Alexandria (1205- 1517 AD)
Richard KNORR (Universität Heidelberg)
Between Friendship and War: Genoese-Mamluk relations in the 13th and 14th century
Amar S. BAADJ (Universität Trier)The Intermediary Role of the Italian Maritime Republics in Relations between the Late Medieval Maghrib and
the Mashriq
Debate: 30 min.
Break: 11:30am – 12:00am (Central European Summer Time)
12:00pm - 02:00pm (Central European Summer Time)
Session 5
Chair: Luciano Gallinari
Cultural aspects reflecting mutual relations between East and West
Isabella GAGLIARDI (Università degli Studi di Firenze)
Bridge between East and West: the pattern of Fool for Christ throught the Egypt in Late Antiquity
Marco DEMICHELIS (Universidad de Navarra)
Violence in Early Islam? Religious Narratives, the Arab Conquests and the Canonization of Jihad
Giovanni SERRELI (CNR - Istituto di Storia dell’Europa Mediterranea)
The epigraph of San Saturnino in Solanas
Luciano GALLINARI (CNR - Istituto di Storia dell’Europa Mediterranea)
The image and role of Muslims (especially) in the hagiographic sources on Sardinian martyrs: Historiography
versus History
Debate: 30 min.
Conclusions
Partnerships
The Webinar is realised as part of the activities of the ASRT (Egypt) and CNR (Italy) Bilateral Project
Intercultural Influence between East and West: 11th-21st centuries, whose Principal Investigators are Prof.
Dr. Ali Ahmed El Sayed and Dr. Luciano Gallinari, in collaboration with the Philipps-Universität
Marburg and the Doctorate Course in History, Cultural Heritage and International Studies of the
University of Cagliari
Scientific Committee of the Webinar
Luciano GALLINARI (CNR - Istituto di Storia dell’Europa Mediterranea): luciano.gallinari@isem.cnr.it
Heba ABDELNABY (Alexandria University - Max Planck Institute): h.saad117@gmail.com
Albrecht FUESS (Philipps-Universität Marburg)Consiglio Nazionale
delle Ricerche
Programma maggio-luglio 2021
13 maggio 2021
Uomini, spazi, reti. Recenti studi sulla Monarchia Spagnola
Seminario organizzato in collaborazione con Red Columnaria e Università Suor Orsola Benincasa
Coordinamento scientifico: A. Cattaneo, I. Fusco, M.M. Rabà (ISEM-CNR)
28 e 29 maggio 2021
Art, Culture and Trade as Evidence of Bonds Between East and West: 11th to 21st century
Secondo webinar del progetto bilaterale ASRT/CNR “Intercultural relations between East and West: 11th to 21st century”
Coordinamento scientifico: L. Gallinari (ISEM-CNR), H. Abdelnaby (Alexandria University-Max Planck Institute),
A. Fuess (Philipps-Universität Marburg)
7 giugno 2021
Comunità, colonizzazioni, migrazioni. Recenti studi sulle città di fondazione
Seminario organizzato in collaborazione con il Centro di Ricerca Interuniversitario Geopolitico sulle Città di Fondazione
Coordinamento scientifico: S. Misiani (CRIGECIF-Università di Teramo), G. Sabatini (ISEM-CNR)
17 giugno 2021
Quando Milano divenne asburgica. Esplorare e interpretare un mondo di carte e di memorie negli archivi storici di Milano
Seminario di M.M. Rabà (ISEM-CNR) e G. Liva (già Archivista dell'Archivio di Stato di Milano)
Organizzato in collaborazione con EEHAR-Escuela Española de Historia y Arqueología en Roma e LUMSA
Coordinamento scientifico: E. Garcia Guerra (EEHAR-CSIC), I. Iannuzzi (LUMSA), G. Sabatini (ISEM-CNR)
1° luglio 2021
Presentazione del volume Santuari d’Italia. Sardegna
A cura di M.G. Meloni e O. Schena (Roma, De Luca Editori d’Arte, 2020)
Coordinamento scientifico: M.G. Meloni (ISEM-CNR)
8 luglio 2021
Storico e archivista. Un percorso condiviso tra formazione e ricerca: il caso dei registri del Real Consell
del Regno di Sardegna tra l’Antico Archivio Regio e il fondo Reale Udienza dell’Archivio di Stato di Cagliari
Seminario di G. Serreli (ISEM-CNR) ed E. Trogu (Archivio di Stato di Cagliari)
Organizzato in collaborazione con EEHAR-Escuela Española de Historia y Arqueología en Roma e LUMSA
Coordinamento scientifico: E. Garcia Guerra (EEHAR-CSIC), I. Iannuzzi (LUMSA), G. Sabatini (ISEM-CNR)
Gli incontri si svolgeranno in remoto
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