Sardinia from the Middle Ages to Contemporaneity

Luciana Galliari is a researcher at the Istituto di Storia dell’Europa Mediterranea of the Italian Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR); Ph.D. in Medieval History; Ph.D. in Histoire et Civilisations (EHESS - Paris, France).

• Luciano Gallinari: Some criticalities on exegetical and methodological issues of researching the Sardinian identity profile – Frederica Sulas: Landscapes, archaeology, and identity in Sardinia – Luciano Gallinari: The Sardinian giudici between historical memory and identity. A matter of longue durée? – Alessandra Cioppi: The Catalan-Aragonese Regnum Sardiniae et Corsicae and the Giudicato of Arborea in the fourteenth century – Esther Martí Sentañes: Oligarchies, urban government and royal cities in late medieval Sardinia: elements for the const, ruction of an identity – Giuseppe Seche: The Navarro family. Mediterranean networks and activities of a family of fifteenth-century Valencian merchants – Maria Giuseppina Meloni: Society and identity in fifteenth-century Cagliari testaments – Giovanni Sini: Reflections on the socio-political and cultural transmissions at the end of the Giudicato of Arborea: Identity-based resistance and (re)construction of historic memory? – Rafaella Pilo: The political role of noblewomen in the Kingdom of Sardinia at the time of the Camarasa Parliament (1666–1668): a preliminary study – Sebastiana Nocco: Passing through the Sardinian landscape in search of signs of identity and otherness – Andrea Pala: Figurative continuity and artistic syncretism in the wooden roofs of Romanesque churches in Sardinia – Jorge Lobos: «E pluribus unum. The Sardinian identity profile from the Middle Ages to Contemporaneity». Cultural architecture of the Sardinian territory – María Andrea Tapia/Horacio Casal: Architecture and globalisation in Sardinia. The construction of the identity in Contemporary Sardinia, through Architecture