InSintesi
InSintesi is a cultural series launched in 2024 in the Brescia area to showcase the work of young scholars and create moments of dialogue between universities and the local community.
Each event is designed as an open, accessible space where theses, articles, publications and research projects can step outside the strictly academic sphere and become an opportunity for public discussion.
Over four evenings in June, speakers present their research, theses, articles, publications or ongoing projects to the public. The initiative was launched by some members of Endimione ETS (Cosimo Bettoni, Laura Faustini, Giulia Tampalini and Giovanni Zuppelli) together with the cultural association Koinè and under the patronage of the Municipality of Brescia, and today it is one of the association's main projects.
InSintesi 2026
The third edition took place in June 2026 in the Sala del Crocifisso at Palazzo Colleoni alla Pace (via della Pace 10, Brescia), under the patronage of the Municipality of Brescia and in collaboration with the cultural associations Suavitas and Koinè. Admission was free, with booking.
Beatrice Bontempi - Icons of equal opportunity between literature and law: Virginia Woolf, Lidia Poët, Gabriella Luccioli (9 June)
Carlo Gnutti - The horror mockumentary in the aftermath of 9/11 (16 June)
Nicola Turati - The frescoes of San Cristo in Brescia. An eccentric episode in late sixteenth-century painting (24 June)
Alessandro Ferrari - Responsible winemaking: the sustainable model of Franciacorta (30 June)
InSintesi 2025
The second edition firmly established the project, in synergy with public authorities and young graduates.
Sofia Lazzarini – Experiences, mobilisations and memories of 1970s feminisms.
Vittoria Zanardi – Calvino tells the Orlando Furioso: a love for Ariosto.
Flavia Polo – The Deepest Layer: the layering of Hallyu and the foundations of Korean graphic design.
Nicola Gentile – Beyond Yalta: France and Eastern Europe at the end of the Cold War.
InSintesi 2024
Held in June 2024, this first edition laid the foundations for what is now an established format.
Giulia Tampalini – “Infernal Weddings”: the symbolism of female sacrifice in Greek myth and theatre.
Giovanni Zuppelli – Hic sunt colones. The Mediterranean states' 'race' for Africa.
Laura Faustini – Problematic aspects of Jewish divorce: Agunot, women chained to marriage.
Cosimo Bettoni – Adversus Papam et Contra Haereticos: Nicephorus Callistus and his Church History in sixteenth-century Europe.
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