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"Friuli-Venezia Giulia: Sites, Environments, Itineraries in a Post-Catastrophic Perspective"

Friuli-Venezia Giulia is an autonomous region at the Italian North East borders, established as such in 1963, consisting of unstable and highly diversified territories, with alpine and pre-alpine mountains, lakes and hills, fluvial valleys and extended plains as well as coastal areas bordering the Adriatic Sea.

The Studienkurs 2025 invites doctoral and postdoctoral researchers to take on the challenges posed by the heterogenous territory of Friuli-Venezia Giulia in an inter- or transdisciplinary approach, ultimately asking how art history among other disciplines can contribute to a critical ecology with a focus on issues of heritage and a concern for the future of the past.

Applications from art history and related disciplines are welcome. The number of participants is restricted to twelve. Each participant is expected to give a short presentation and take part actively in group discussions. The working language is primarily English; however, passive knowledge of Italian is required. Specific prior knowledge of the region is not expected.