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Conferenza, Via Liguria 20, Roma
10.09.2026 H13:30-19:30
11.09.2026 H09:00-12:30
Dates
10.09.2026
11.09.2026
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Via Liguria 20, Roma
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10.09.2026 H13:30-19:30
11.09.2026 H09:00-12:30
Dialogus de scientia politica
Presupposti, forme, contenuti e impatti di un trattato di teoria politica nella Tarda Antichità
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Organizzata in collaborazione con l’Università di Heidelberg e l’Università di Zurigo | UZH
La conferenza si terrà in italiano e inglese
Sulla base del Dialogus de scientia politica, la conferenza esaminerà i fondamenti teorici dello Stato romano tardoantico, esplorando le concezioni del potere monarchico e gli ideali del buon governo, con particolare riferimento alla teoria platonica e agli ideali del pensiero costituzionale romano. Successivamente, la conferenza si concentrerà sulla possibile attribuzione dell’opera, sul pubblico cui il testo era destinato e sulla sua forma letteraria. Infine, l’analisi prenderà in esame il rapporto tra l’imperatore e i diversi gruppi il cui consenso era essenziale all’interno dello Stato romano, ossia il senato, l’esercito, i cittadini di Costantinopoli e la Chiesa. In questo modo, la conferenza offrirà nuove prospettive su un testo di grande interesse e rilevanza per una migliore comprensione del regno di Giustiniano I e del pensiero politico dell’Impero romano tardoantico, nel quadro degli attuali sviluppi della ricerca scientifica.
PROGRAMMA:
GIORNO 1
H13:30 Benvenuto e introduzione
H13:30-15:15 Sezione Ia: Theoretical premises and intellectual influences
Chair: Umberto Roberto (Napoli)
The Place of the Dialogus in Justinianic Political Debates
Marion Kruse (Cincinnati)
Why a philosopher-king should be bound by laws. The Justinianic Dialogue On Political Science as a synthesis of Platonic political thought
René de Nicolay (Parigi)
H15:15-15:45 Pausa
H15:45-18:00 Sezione Ib: Theoretical premises and intellectual influences
Chair: Umberto Roberto (Napoli)
“Watered from the Springs of Knowledge”: The (Neo)Platonic Statecraft of the Dialogus de Scientia Politica
Sonsoles Costero-Quiroga (Madrid)
Law and its context in the Dialogus de scientia politica
Sebastian Schmidt-Hofner (Tubinga)
The Dialogue’s ideas on kingship in context: Situating its political theory in the rulership discourse of late antiquity
Jan Stenger (Virzburgo)
H18:15-19:15 Culture politiche in movimento: incontri tra Occidente e Oriente
Laura Mecella (Milano)
GIORNO 2
H09:00-12:00 Sezione II: The importance of public acceptance groups
Chair: Rene Pfeilschifter (Virzburgo)
Concepts of senate(s), then and now
Muriel Moser (Münster)
«For those who cultivate military science» – The Dialogue on military matters
Theresia Raum (Berlino)
The relationship between church and empire in the Dialogus and in the Justinianic reality
Silvio Roggo (Francoforte)
The Factions, the Aristocracy, and the Politics of Fear in the Dialogue on Political Science
Matthew Hassall (Liverpool)
H12:00-12:30 Discussione finale
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Photo series documenting Swiss innovation in architecture, engineering, and materials for sustainable environments. Fabrication and Construction of Tor Alva, 3D-Concrete extrusion, ETHZ RFL. © Girts Apskalns
Photo series documenting Swiss innovation in architecture, engineering, and materials for sustainable environments. Building: Construction of Tor Alva, the world’s tallest 3D-printed building in the Alpine village of Mulegns, Switzerland. Designed by Benjamin Dillenburger and Michael Hansmeyer (ETH Zürich). © CheWei Lin
Photo series documenting Swiss innovation in architecture, engineering, and materials for sustainable environments. Building: View from Tor Alva, the world’s tallest 3D-printed building in the Alpine village of Mulegns, Switzerland. Designed by Benjamin Dillenburger and Michael Hansmeyer (ETH Zürich). © Andrei Jipa
Photo series documenting Swiss innovation in architecture, engineering, and materials for sustainable environments. Image from “The Atlas of Regenerative Materials”, a project initiated by the chair of sustainable construction at ETH Zürich. Building: Bombasei straw bale housings by Atelier Schmidt GmbH. © Damian Poffet
Photo series documenting Swiss innovation in architecture, engineering, and materials for sustainable environments. Image from “The Atlas of Regenerative Materials”, a project initiated by the chair of sustainable construction at ETH Zürich. Building: Bombasei straw bale housings by Atelier Schmidt GmbH. © Damian Poffet
Photo series documenting Swiss innovation in architecture, engineering, and materials for sustainable environments. Image from “The Atlas of Regenerative Materials”, a project initiated by the chair of sustainable construction at ETH Zürich. Building: Bombasei straw bale housings by Atelier Schmidt GmbH. © Damian Poffet
Photo series documenting Swiss innovation in architecture, engineering, and materials for sustainable environments. Image from “The Atlas of Regenerative Materials”, a project initiated by the chair of sustainable construction at ETH Zürich. Building: Coopérative Soubeyran housing by atba SA architecture + énergie. © Jaromir Kreiliger
Photo series documenting Swiss innovation in architecture, engineering, and materials for sustainable environments. Building: Tor Alva, the world’s tallest 3D-printed building in the Alpine village of Mulegns, Switzerland. Designed by Benjamin Dillenburger and Michael Hansmeyer (ETH Zürich). © Andrei Jipa
Photo series documenting Swiss innovation in architecture, engineering, and materials for sustainable environments. Assembly of Tor Alva, the world’s tallest 3D-printed building in the Alpine village of Mulegns, Switzerland. Designed by Benjamin Dillenburger and Michael Hansmeyer (ETH Zürich). © Hansmeyer/Dillenburger
Photo series documenting Swiss innovation in architecture, engineering, and materials for sustainable environments. Image from “The Atlas of Regenerative Materials”, a project initiated by the chair of sustainable construction at ETH Zürich. Building: Bombasei straw bale housings by Atelier Schmidt GmbH. © Damian Poffet
Photo series documenting Swiss innovation in architecture, engineering, and materials for sustainable environments. Image from “The Atlas of Regenerative Materials”, a project initiated by the chair of sustainable construction at ETH Zürich. Building: Coopérative Soubeyran housing by atba SA architecture + énergie. © Jaromir Kreiliger
