Guided tour of the 16th century Jewish cemetery on via Wiel in Padova.
Reservations are required, by Friday before the Sunday tour.
Masks are required, and men must wear head covering.
Guided tour of the 16th century Jewish cemetery on via Wiel in Padova.
Reservations are required, by Friday before the Sunday tour.
Masks are required, and men must wear head covering.
Guided tour of the 16th century Jewish cemetery on via Wiel in Padova.
Reservations are required, by Friday before the Sunday tour.
Masks are required, and men must wear head covering.
Guided tour of the 16th century Jewish cemetery on via Wiel in Padova.
Reservations are required, by Friday before the Sunday tour.
Masks are required, and men must wear head covering.
Guided tour of the 16th century Jewish cemetery on via Wiel in Padova.
Reservations are required, by Friday before the Sunday tour.
Masks are required, and men must wear head covering.
Guided tour of the 16th century Jewish cemetery on via Wiel in Padova.
Reservations are required, by Friday before the Sunday tour.
Masks are required, and men must wear head covering.
Guided tour of the 16th century Jewish cemetery on via Wiel in Padova.
Reservations are required, by Friday before the Sunday tour.
Masks are required, and men must wear head covering.
Guided tour of the 16th century Jewish cemetery on via Wiel in Padova.
Reservations are required, by Friday before the Sunday tour.
Masks are required, and men must wear head covering.
A discussion sponsored by the American Academy in Rome: (AAR)
The first Conversations/Conversazioni of the calendar year will feature David Nirenberg (2021 Resident), the Deborah R. and Edgar D. Jannotta Distinguished Service Professor of Medieval History and Social Thought at the University of Chicago, where he is also dean of the Divinity School, and AAR Director Avinoam Shalem (2016 Resident).
“Ghetto” emerged as a word to describe a specific late-medieval phenomenon: the creation in Christian cities of segregated and walled neighborhoods in which Jews were required to live. Today its meanings are vaster, and it serves as a metaphor for many different types of containment and segregation. How did these urban spaces emerge? Why did they prove so useful as marginal spaces and a metaphor? And what work do the phenomenon and the metaphor do today?
This conversation, to be presented on Zoom, is free and open to the public. Please register in advance. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
The start time of this lecture is 6:00pm Central European Time (12:00 noon Eastern Time). It is being recorded and will be edited and posted on the AAR website at a later date.
Every half hour there will be a guided walking tour of the former Jewish ghetto in Finale Emilia.
Participants must wear masks and follow other COVID-19 health measures.
The tours are presented as part of the Italian Environment Fund’s Springtime Open Days events around the country.
Click here to learn more and register — reservations are necessary
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