Global Venice

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  • Questa serie podcast, curata da Giulia Delogu e Antonio Trampus, è nata come laboratorio didattico all’interno del corso History of Global Relations (a.a. 2023/2024) della laurea triennale PISE dell’Università Ca’ Foscari, con l’idea di esplorare la Repubblica di Venezia nella prima globalizzazione d’età moderna (XV-XVIII secolo).
    È parte del progetto Riflessi mediterranei Venezia mito e modello tra Sette e Ottocento (PI: Giulia Delogu), finanziato dalla Regione Veneto (L.R. 39/2019) presso il Dipartimento di Studi Linguistici e Culturali Comparati.
    Gli episodi scritti e registrati dalle studentesse e dagli studenti analizzano le reazioni di Venezia ai processi di integrazione globale e alla crescente competizione dell’età moderna.
    L’apertura delle nuove rotte oceaniche ridimensionò l’importanza dei tradizionali circuiti commerciali che univano l’Europa e l’Asia, circuiti nei quali la Serenissima aveva da secoli avuto un ruolo centrale. Tuttavia Venezia, cuore pulsante di uno stato a forte proiezione adriatica, fu in grado di reagire e di sopravvivere (restando indipendente fino al 1797) e di inserirsi attivamente nei nuovi scenari globali.
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Episodes
  • 5. Venice and the building of global knowledge

    5. Venice and the building of global knowledge
    Sep 18 2024
    Venice was a cultural centre, where news and imaginary were crafted. The city retained this role thanks to highly developed publishing and printing industries. Innovative methods and works were deviced in the lagoon, spreading global knowledge all over the world.
    In this episode, you'll hear about: Aldus Manutius, Ramusio, the Jesuits and Remondini of Bassano.

    [Authors: Giada Cecchin, Federico Claps, Giulia Delogu, Sofia Fattoretto and Mario Jospeh Mastrocola.

    Music: Rise by Artur Aravidi; Soothing Serenade by Universfield (from Freemusicarchive.org)
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    22 mins
  • 4. Venice and the global circulation of goods - pt. II

    4. Venice and the global circulation of goods - pt. II
    Sep 18 2024
    Venice was a commercial centre of primar importance. Luxury goods travelled from Asia to Europe, arriving in the lagoon. In the modern age there was a relative decline in the power of Venice, but goods still arrived in the city from all over the world, ready to be spread to continental Europe.
    In this episode, you'll hear about: the concept of slavery, pepper, sugar and coffee.

    [Authors: Giulia Delogu, Ege Ertan, Alexandra Gilmour Macaulay, Valentina Joan Shaw and Enrico Tonon.

    Music: Rise by Artur Aravidi; Soothing Serenade by Universfield (from Freemusicarchive.org)
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    21 mins
  • 4. Venice and the global circulation of goods - pt. I

    4. Venice and the global circulation of goods - pt. I
    Sep 18 2024
    Venice was a commercial centre of primar importance. Luxury goods travelled from Asia to Europe, arriving in the lagoon. In the modern age there was a relative decline in the power of Venice, but goods still arrived in the city from all over the world, ready to be spread to continental Europe.
    In this episode, you'll hear about: the concept of merchants, the Fondaco, glass, velvet and cosmetics.

    [Authors: Valeria Nicoletta Albanese, Giulia Delogu, Charlotte Margareta Köhler, Hanya Kotb, Nadezda Tsarkova and Oana Cosmina Vidra.

    Music: Rise by Artur Aravidi; Soothing Serenade by Universfield (from Freemusicarchive.org)
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    26 mins

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