Es dies 15 i 16 d'abril se celebra a Cork (University College) la quarta edició del simposi "Latin and Vernacular in Renaissance Iberia", organtzat per A. Coroleu i Barry Taylor.
El programa té les següents intervencions: L. Francalanci (UdG), "Humanistas mallorquines y certámenes poéticos valencianos del siglo XV: nuevos datos sobre el caso de Arnau Descós", B. Taylor (The British Library), "St Ildephonsus of Toledo and St Isidore of Seville as models of style", C. Fouto (Oxford Univ.) "The Reception of medieval Christian Authors in Diogo de Teive's Epithalamium in laudem nuptiarum Alexandri et Mariae principum Parmae et Placentiae", E. Miralles (UAB) - P. Valsalobre (UdG) "De Joan Lluís Vileta a Joan Pujol: referentes e imágenes para la batalla de Lepanto", H. J. S. Alves (Univ. de Évora), "The Euhemerism of Lactantius Firmianus in Camões' Os Lusiadas", T. O'Reilly (Univ,y College Cork) "St John of the Cross and the Fathers of the Church", J. Andrews (Univ. of Nottingham), "Luis de Morales' St Jerome in the Wilderness (c.1570) and visionary Mysticism",S. Boyd (Univ. College Cork), "Velázquez's La túnica de José: Biblical Source and Exegetical Background", S. Allés (UB), "La Vita Caroli Magni de Donato Acciaiuoli, traducida por Alfonso de Palencia (1491)", J. Harris (Univ. College Cork), "Plantin's Spanish Atlas and the Politics of the Vernacular", A. Coroleu (ICREA - UAB), "Christian Classics and Humanism in Renaissance Barcelona: the case of Pere Miquel Carbonell".






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