Dr. Lorenzo Pubblici
Born in Florence in 1972, Dr. Pubblici has been a Professor at Santa Reparata International School of Art and Sarah Lawrence College, Florence Program, since 2005. Previously, he was a Professor of Eastern European History at the University of Florence.
Professor Pubblici's specialization is the Middle Ages and in particular, the relationship between Western Europe and the Slavic world during the Turkish–Mongolian invasions. He graduated Magna Cum Laude in Medieval History with a thesis entitled 'Italians in the South of Russia from XXII to the XVI Century'. He received his Doctorate in Medieval History in 2005.
Dr. Pubblici is the author of various books, essays, and articles, as well as book reviews on subjects such as Eurasian Nomadic Cultures; the Interaction Between the Nomadic Model of Society and Those of the Sedentary Societies of the Western World; and on the formation of the nomadic societies in west central Asia from Late Antiquity to the Medieval era.
He is an active collaborator with Reti Medievali and SISMEL- Societa’ Internazionale di Studi sul Medioevo Latino (International Society of Latin Medieval Studies) and a scholar at the University of Moscow “Lomonosov,” Columbia University (NY) and the Summer School on Religions. Professor Pubblici is a member of the A.I.S. (Associazione Italian Slavisti, the National Association of Scholars in Slavic Studies) Istoricheskaja Biblioteka of Moscow since 2003 and Scientific Director of the Center of Studies on Eastern and Central Europe in the Middle Ages.
Courses taught by Dr. L. Pubblici at SRISA:
Born in Florence in 1972, Dr. Pubblici has been a Professor at Santa Reparata International School of Art and Sarah Lawrence College, Florence Program, since 2005. Previously, he was a Professor of Eastern European History at the University of Florence.
Professor Pubblici's specialization is the Middle Ages and in particular, the relationship between Western Europe and the Slavic world during the Turkish–Mongolian invasions. He graduated Magna Cum Laude in Medieval History with a thesis entitled 'Italians in the South of Russia from XXII to the XVI Century'. He received his Doctorate in Medieval History in 2005.
Dr. Pubblici is the author of various books, essays, and articles, as well as book reviews on subjects such as Eurasian Nomadic Cultures; the Interaction Between the Nomadic Model of Society and Those of the Sedentary Societies of the Western World; and on the formation of the nomadic societies in west central Asia from Late Antiquity to the Medieval era.
He is an active collaborator with Reti Medievali and SISMEL- Societa’ Internazionale di Studi sul Medioevo Latino (International Society of Latin Medieval Studies) and a scholar at the University of Moscow “Lomonosov,” Columbia University (NY) and the Summer School on Religions. Professor Pubblici is a member of the A.I.S. (Associazione Italian Slavisti, the National Association of Scholars in Slavic Studies) Istoricheskaja Biblioteka of Moscow since 2003 and Scientific Director of the Center of Studies on Eastern and Central Europe in the Middle Ages.
Courses taught by Dr. L. Pubblici at SRISA:
DR. LORENZO PUBBLICI
Santa Reparata International School of Art, SRISA - Via
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