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Project activities in collaboration with GATE-APUG

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 ===== <span style="color:#54595d">Postgraduate Program in Social History, PPGHS - University of São Paulo<lb/> RARIORUM - Research Group on the History of Collections and Museum, UFMG<lb/> GEHIM - Early Modern Iberian History Study Group, USP </span> =====
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-<p>The research activities carried out at the Historical Archives of the Pontifical Gregorian University (APUG) integrate the ongoing PhD project ''«The Jesuit Collection at Collegium Romanum: Circulation of objects between missionary activities and collecting practices in the Early Modern Age»''<ref> Carolina Vaz de Carvalho, [https://bv.fapesp.br/pt/pesquisador/699280/carolina-vaz-de-carvalho/ A coleção jesuíta do Collegium Romanum: circulação de objetos entre as ações missionárias e práticas colecionistas da Alta Idade Moderna]. Postgraduate Program in Social History, University of São Paulo USP. Advisor: Prof. Dr. Ana Paula Torres Megiani. Financial support by São Paulo Research Fundation, FAPESP, Regular Research grant #2018/09730-5; International Research Internship (BEPE) grant# 2019/21595-9. </ref>, which studies the [[Kircherian_Museum|''musaeum'' at the Jesuit Roman College under the care of the Jesuit Father Athanasius Kircher]], in the period from 1651 to 1680.<ref>As Paula Findlen argues, the term ''musaeum'', in the 16th and 17th centuries, encompassed a plurality of activities, ideas, images, and institutions imbued with encyclopedic tendencies, thus configuring itself as a conceptual system for the interpretation and exploration of the world, and an organizing principle of cultural activity. Early-modern ''musaea'' were at the intersection of public and private spaces, between the humanistic notion of collecting as a textual strategy and the social demands for prestige and exhibition that a collection could satisfy. In these specifics, it should not be conflated with the present-day institution that bears the same name. FINDLEN, The Museum: its classical etymology and renaissance genealogy.  '''Journal of the History of Collections'''. Oxford, v. 1, n. 1, p. 59-78, 1989. https://doi.org/10.1093/jhc/1.1.59</ref> From the framework of Material Culture Studies in dialogue with the discussions on the History of Collections, the projects aims to follow objects as they moved into and from the Roman College Museum's collection, thus approaching the global circulation of elements of material culture which participated in both European early modern collecting endeavors and the missionary enterprises of the Society of Jesus.</p>
+<p>The research activities carried out at the Historical Archives of the Pontifical Gregorian University (APUG) integrate the ongoing PhD project ''«The Jesuit Collection at Collegium Romanum: Circulation of objects between missionary activities and collecting practices in the Early Modern Age»''<ref> Carolina Vaz de Carvalho, [https://bv.fapesp.br/pt/pesquisador/699280/carolina-vaz-de-carvalho/ A coleção jesuíta do Collegium Romanum: circulação de objetos entre as ações missionárias e práticas colecionistas da Alta Idade Moderna]. Postgraduate Program in Social History, University of São Paulo USP. Advisor: Prof. Dr. Ana Paula Torres Megiani. Financial support by São Paulo Research Fundation, FAPESP, Regular Research grant 2018-2021 #2018/09730-5; International Research Internship (BEPE-2020) grant# 2019/21595-9; Regular Research grant (2021-2024) #2020/14862-8. </ref>, which studies the [[Kircherian_Museum|''musaeum'' at the Jesuit Roman College under the care of the Jesuit Father Athanasius Kircher]], in the period from 1651 to 1680.<ref>As Paula Findlen argues, the term ''musaeum'', in the 16th and 17th centuries, encompassed a plurality of activities, ideas, images, and institutions imbued with encyclopedic tendencies, thus configuring itself as a conceptual system for the interpretation and exploration of the world, and an organizing principle of cultural activity. Early-modern ''musaea'' were at the intersection of public and private spaces, between the humanistic notion of collecting as a textual strategy and the social demands for prestige and exhibition that a collection could satisfy. In these specifics, it should not be conflated with the present-day institution that bears the same name. FINDLEN, The Museum: its classical etymology and renaissance genealogy.  '''Journal of the History of Collections'''. Oxford, v. 1, n. 1, p. 59-78, 1989. https://doi.org/10.1093/jhc/1.1.59</ref> From the framework of Material Culture Studies in dialogue with the discussions on the History of Collections, the projects aims to follow objects as they moved into and from the Roman College Museum's collection, thus approaching the global circulation of elements of material culture which participated in both European early modern collecting endeavors and the missionary enterprises of the Society of Jesus.</p>
 <p>The goal is to trace the networks of social relations and meanings that involved those objects deemed worthy of collecting, contributing to a better understanding of both early modern collecting practices and the specific participation of the Jesuits in these activities, as well as accounting for transformations in the material aspects, uses and meanings of the objects in transit. The activities at APUG, in close collaboration with GATE, involved the study and transcription of a selection of letters received and sent by Athanasius Kircher, which will support our attempt to identify particular objects and map their movements in entering and leaving the collection, complementing the information found in the two earliest catalogues of the museum<ref>[[Index:Romani_Collegii_Societatis_Jesu_Musaeum_Celeberrimum_1678.pdf]] and [[AKC_Works_027]].</ref> and other primary sources.</p>

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 *[[Index:AKC_1664_07_21_562-171.pdf|APUG, Ms. 562, f. 171r-172v]] - From Valentin Stansel to Athanasius Kircher, 21/jul/1664<lb/>
 * [[Index:AKC 1664 08 04 563-013.pdf|APUG, Ms. 563, f. 13r-15v]] - From Valentin Stansel to Athanasius Kircher, 04/aug/1664<lb/>
 *[[Index:AKC_s.d._566-217.pdf|APUG, Ms. 566, f. 217r-220v]] - From Nicolò Mascardi to Athanasius Kircher<lb/>
 *[[Index:AKC_1653_07_20_567-135.pdf|APUG, Ms. 567, f. 135r-136v]] - From João Ramon de Coninck to Athanasius Kircher, 20/jul/1653<lb/>

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 '''Transcribed documents:'''<lb/>
 *[[Index:AKC_1665_04_03_562-020.pdf|APUG, Ms. 562, f. 20r-v ]]- From don Vincencio Juan de Lastanosa to Athanasius Kircher, 03/apr/1663(65?) <lb/>
-*[[/Index:AKC_1659_04_23_568-179.pdf|APUG, Ms. 568, f. 179r-v ]]- From don Vincencio Juan de Lastanosa to Athanasius Kircher,23/apr/1659<lb/>
+*[[Index:AKC_1659_04_23_568-179.pdf|APUG, Ms. 568, f. 179r-v ]]- From don Vincencio Juan de Lastanosa to Athanasius Kircher,23/apr/1659<lb/>
 *[[Index:AKC_1658_09_01_568-181.pdf| APUG, Ms. 568, f. 181r-v ]]- From don Vincencio Juan de Lastanosa to Athanasius Kircher, 01/set/1658<lb/>
 *[[Index:AKC_1658_04_12_568-183.pdf| APUG, Ms. 568, f. 183r-v ]]- From don Vincencio Juan de Lastanosa to Athanasius Kircher, 12/apr/1658<lb/>

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 ==== '''Project activities in collaboration with GATE-APUG''' ====
 '''Transcribed documents:'''<lb/>
-*[[Index:AKC_1665_04_03_562-020.pdf|APUG, Ms. 562, f. 20r-v ]]- From don Vincencio Juan de Lastanosa to Athanasius Kircher, 03/apr/1663 <lb/>
+*[[Index:AKC_1665_04_03_562-020.pdf|APUG, Ms. 562, f. 20r-v ]]- From don Vincencio Juan de Lastanosa to Athanasius Kircher, 03/apr/1663(65?) <lb/>
 *[[/Index:AKC_1659_04_23_568-179.pdf|APUG, Ms. 568, f. 179r-v ]]- From don Vincencio Juan de Lastanosa to Athanasius Kircher,23/apr/1659<lb/>
 *[[Index:AKC_1658_09_01_568-181.pdf| APUG, Ms. 568, f. 181r-v ]]- From don Vincencio Juan de Lastanosa to Athanasius Kircher, 01/set/1658<lb/>

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 ==== '''Project activities in collaboration with GATE-APUG''' ====
 '''Transcribed documents:'''<lb/>
-*[[Index:AKC_1658_09_01_568-181.pdf| APUG, Ms. 568, f. 181r-v ]] - From don Vincencio Juan de Lastanosa to Athanasius Kircher, 01/set/1658<lb/>
+*[[Index:AKC_1665_04_03_562-020.pdf|APUG, Ms. 562, f. 20r-v ]]- From don Vincencio Juan de Lastanosa to Athanasius Kircher, 03/apr/1663 <lb/>
 *[[Index:AKC_1658_04_12_568-183.pdf| APUG, Ms. 568, f. 183r-v ]]- From don Vincencio Juan de Lastanosa to Athanasius Kircher, 12/apr/1658<lb/>
 *[[Index:AKC_1657_05_06_568-189.pdf| APUG, Ms. 568, f. 189r-190v ]]- From don Vincencio Juan de Lastanosa to Athanasius Kircher, 06/may/1657<lb/>

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 '''Other contributions to GATE:'''<lb/>
-[[Bibliographia_Kircheriana]] - 14 new entries added<lb/>
+[[Bibliographia_Kircheriana]] - 15 new entries added<lb/>
 [[Kircherian_Museum]] - content expansion<lb/>
 [[Janssonius_van_Waesberge,_Johannes]] - content expansion<lb/>
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 *[[Index:AKC_1667_05_28_564-108.pdf| APUG, Ms. 564, f. 108r-v ]] - From Filippo Libertozzi to Athanasius Kircher, 28/may/1667<lb/>
 * [[Index:AKC_1667_11_07_564-002.pdf|APUG, Ms. 564, f. 2r-3v]] - From Filippo Libertozzi to Athanasius Kircher, 07/nov/1667<lb/>
-* [[Index:AKC_1668_04_08_564-162.pdf|APUG, Ms. 564, f. 162r-v]] - From Filippo Libertozzi to Athanasius Kircher, 08/apr/1667<lb/>
+* [[Index:AKC_1668_04_08_564-162.pdf|APUG, Ms. 564, f. 162r-v]] - From Filippo Libertozzi to Athanasius Kircher, 08/apr/1668<lb/>
 *[[Index:AKC_1670_01_23_560-082.pdf|APUG, Ms. 560, f. 82r-85v ]] - From Filippo Libertozzi to Athanasius Kircher, 23/jan/1670<lb/>
 *[[Index:AKC_1659_03_26_567-066.pdf|APUG, Ms. 567, f. 66r-68v]] - From Valentin Stansel to Athanasius Kircher, 26/mar/1659<lb/>