Indice

Preface | pp. 5

Essays

• Kärin Nickelsen and Fernanda Alfieri, Introduction
  pp. 9-15
• Ronny Vollandt, The Science of the Torah and Other Sciences. A Judaeo-Arabic Perspective on the Transfer of Knowledge in the Middle Ages
  pp. 17-31
• Anne-Charlott Trepp, “Adam’s Knowledge” as Promise of Salvation and Knowledge Dispositive in the Early Modern Era
  pp. 33-57
• Lisa Dittrich, Between Delegitimization of Religion and Sacralization of the Profane. Discussing Knowledge in Anticlericalism of the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century
  pp. 59-84
• Christoffer Leber, “Energetic Education”. Monism, Religious Instruction, and School Reform in Fin-de-Siècle Germany
  pp. 85-113
• Dana von Suffrin, Religion, Science, and Nationalism in Confl ict. Botanical Zionism in Palestine around 1900
  pp. 115-136
• Silke Gülker, Transcendence and (Un-)Availability in Stem Cell Research. A Research Perspective beyond Dichotomies
  pp. 137-158

Reviews

• R. Salzberg, Philippe Braunstein, Les Allemands à Venise (1380-1520)
  pp. 161-163
• G. D’Ottavio, Gian Enrico Rusconi, Egemonia vulnerabile. La Germania e la sindrome Bismarck
  pp. 163-166
• P. Pombeni, Wolfram Pyta, Hitler. Der Künstler als Politiker und Feldherr. Eine Herrschaftsanalyse
  pp. 166-169
• M. Largaiolli, Andrea Severi, Filippo Beroaldo il Vecchio un maestro per l’Europa. Da commentatore di classici a classico moderno (1481-1550)
  pp. 169-173

News from the Institute

• Calendar of Events | pp. 177
• Publications | pp. 181
• The Library | pp. 182
• Authors | pp. 183

Autori

• Fernanda Alfieri, Research Fellow at FBK-ISIG
• Lisa Dittrich, Research Assistant at the Historisches Seminar, Ludwig-Maximilians Universität, Munich
• Gabriele D’Ottavio, Research Fellow at FBK-ISIG
• Silke Gülker, Research Fellow at the Institute for Cultural Studies, University of Leipzig
• Matteo Largaiolli, Collaborator with FBK-ISIG
• Christoffer Leber, PhD student, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Munich, International Research Training Group “Religious Cultures in 19th and 20th-Century Europe”
• Kärin Nickelsen, Professor of History of Science, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Munich
• Paolo Pombeni, Professor emeritus of the University of Bologna
• Rosa Salzberg, Associate Professor of Italian Renaissance History at the University of Warwick
• Dana von Suffrin, PhD student in History of Science, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Munich
• Anne-Charlott Trepp, Professor of Early Modern History at the University of Kassel
• Ronny Vollandt, Professor of Jewish Studies, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Munich