Professore Associato – Dipartimento di Civilta’ e Forme del Sapere | Tel.: 050 2215467 – Email: alessandra.veronese@unipi.it<\/p>\n","protected":false},"template":"","meta":{"unipi-persone-chiave":"4002","unipi-persone-nome":"Alessandra Maria","unipi-persone-cognome":"Veronese","unipi-persone-email":"alessandra.veronese@unipi.it","unipi-persone-cv":"Tenured academic positions
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\r\n(December 2018 \u2013 present)\t\tAssociate Professor, Medieval and Jewish History, University of Pisa
\r\n(February 2000 \u2013 November 2018)\tAssistant Professor, Medieval History, University of Pisa
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\r\n2026 (January-April)\t\t\tVisiting Professor, University of Trier (Germany)
\r\n2025 (May)\t\t\t\tVisiting Professor, University of Trier (Germany)
\r\n2008-2009\t\t\t\tVisiting Professor, University of Trier (Germany)
\r\n1999 (October\/December)\t\tVisiting Professor, University of Trier (Germany)
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\r\nEducation
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\r\n\u201cPerfezionamento\u201d (= PhD), Scuola Normale Superiore of Pisa, 1992, 70\/70 cum laude Dissertation\u2019s title: \u201cUna famiglia di banchieri ebrei tra XIV e XVI secolo: i Da Volterra\u201d. Referees: Cinzio Violante, Kenneth R. Stow, Michele Luzzati
\r\n\u201cLaurea\u201d (= MA), Pisa, Dept. of Medieval History, 1984, 110\/110 cum laude. Dissertation\u2019s title: \u201cI monasteri femminili nell\u2019Italia settentrionale, secc. VI-XI. Referees: Cinzio Violante, Reginald Gregoire, Giorgio Picasso
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\r\nScholarship
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\r\nPostdoctoral Humboldt Fellowship, Aryeh Maimon Institut f\u00fcr Geschichte der Juden, Universit\u00e4t Trier, Trier, Germany (1998-1999)
\r\nPostdoctoral research fellowship, Dept. Of Medieval History, University of Pisa, Italy (1992-1993)
\r\nExchange scholarship granted by Israel Foreign Office, Hebrew University of Jerusalem (1986-1987)
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\r\nAcademic teaching at universities of Pisa, Trier (Germany) and Collegio rabbinico of Rome
\r\n\u201cMedieval History\u201d, \u201cHebrew Language and Literature\u201d, \u201cJewish Culture and History\u201d, \u201cHistory of the Jewish People\u201d, \u201cHistory of socio-religious conflicts\u201d, \u201cMedieval Jewish History\u201d
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\r\nShort Visiting Appointments
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\r\nApril 2020\tUniversity of Bar-Ilan, Israel (KA 107 teaching exchange)
\r\nApril 2017 \tState University of Mongolia, Ulaanbator, Dept. of History (KA 107 teaching exchange)
\r\nApril 2010\tINALCO, Dept. of Hebrew, Paris, France (Erasmus teaching exchange)
\r\nJuly 2001\tTartu University, Tartu, Estonia, Dept. of History (Erasmus teaching exchange)Expertise
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\r\nAfter starting to do research in Medieval history on issues related to women (in particular on female nuns and monasteries in the early centuries of the Middle Ages, following the school of Cinzio Violante, I then moved on to deal with the Jewish presence in the years of my PhD (= Perfezionamento) at the Scuola Normale Superiore of Pisa, under the guidance of Michele Luzzati.
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\r\nStarting from his research on the Tuscan Jewish world, I then broadened my horizons to other regions of Italy, to travel and pilgrimages of Jews in the late Middle Ages and in the early decades of the modern age towards Eretz Yisra\u2019el, to Jewish women (with particular attention to the differences in the patrimonial and testamentary sphere between Ashkenazi and \"Italian\" Jewish women), to the history of settlements and commercial and credit networks, to the judicial treatment of the Jews in the Florentine Republic.
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\r\nI am particularly interested in placing Jewish history in a general framework, considering it not only an
\r\nimportant element, but also capable of providing a different perspective and a more complex pattern of
\r\ninterpretation.
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\r\nMy field of research has tackled the topic of this project from at least three perspectives:
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\r\n1)\tThe translation of Jewish travelogues is linked to the mobility of the Jews throughout the ages, and therefore the exchange of goods and ideas among Jews, Christians and Moslems.
\r\n2)\tIn my book on the Volterra, I have tried to link family history and Jewish history, showing the interactions among several important Jewish families of bankers and merchants, and the establishment of a credit- and commercial network throughout the Italian Peninsula.
\r\n3)\tIn my articles on Ashkenazi settlements, I tried to investigate the movement of Ashkenazi Jewish families towards Italy, and the \u201ccontamination\u201d between two different models of socio-economic organization.","unipi-persone-link-esterno-cv":"","unipi-persone-modalita-ricevimento":"La docente \u00e8 sempre disponibile su appuntamento. Scrivere all'indirizzo istituzionale.","unipi-persone-luogo-ricevimento":"Ufficio della docente, via dei Mille 19, I piano.","unipi-persone-ore-ricevimento":"Gioved\u00ec, 10-12 (la seconda e la quarta settimana del mese). In ogni momento su appuntamento.","unipi-persone-telefono":"050 2215467","unipi-persone-sitoweb":"","unipi-persone-cariche":"","unipi-persone-link-orario-lezioni":"https:\/\/unipi.prod.up.cineca.it\/calendarioPubblico\/matricola=009372","unipi-persone-link-registro-lezioni":"https:\/\/unimap.unipi.it\/registri\/registri.php?ri=009372&tmplt=principale.tpl","unipi-persone-settore-scientifico":"Storia Medievale HIST-01\/A","unipi-persone-ruolo":"Professore Associato","unipi-persone-arpi":"https:\/\/arpi.unipi.it\/cris\/rp\/rp12919","unipi-persone-pubblicazioni":"