- Docente: Fulvio Cammarano
- Credits: 3
- SSD: M-STO/04
- Language: Italian
- Teaching Mode: Traditional lectures
- Campus: Bologna
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Corso:
First cycle degree programme (L) in
Industrial Chemistry (cod. 8513)
Also valid for Campus of Rimini
First cycle degree programme (L) in Chemistry and Technologies for the Environment and Materials (cod. 8514)
Campus of Ravenna
First cycle degree programme (L) in Chemistry and Technologies for the Environment and Materials (cod. 8515)
First cycle degree programme (L) in Environmental Engineering (cod. 9198)
Learning outcomes
In order to launch a reflection enabling us to present history as an instrument for problematization, some skills and knowledge are to be acquired:
1. Understanding of the nature and quality of sources
2. Capacity of analysing texts and reading sources critically
3. Contextualising the texts
4. Perception of chronology
5. Knowledge of the events necessary to contextualisation
6. Awareness of the historiographical debate within the analysis is to be placed
Course contents
All classes will take place from 19 september 2025 to 12 december 2025 and will be held every Friday from 3 pm to 5 pm at Department of Biological Science, via Francesco Selmi 3 (except that of Prof. De Luna).
“History is a shared commonwealth. The knowledge of is a principle of democracy and equality between citizens. It is a critical, inhomogeneous knowledge, which refuses conformism and thrives in dialogue. Historians have their own political opinions but have to submits them to the evidence of documents and debate, comparing them to others’ ideas and committing to their dissemination.” (Giardina, Camilleri, Segre, Appello. La storia è un bene comune). Above all, history is not merely just one discipline amongst many, which explains the meaning of this project, whose intention is to introduce history in those courses that do not provide it in their curricula, as a way to understand the present, the world we live in, by critically comparing it to our past. It is necessary to be aware that all subjects taught in university are rooted, without exception, in a historical flow without which they would no doubt still be able to allow students the acquisition of competence in the field, but not to enable the latter to acquire a critical understanding of the transformation of knowledge and the societies that express it. It is not always clear to all that history has nothing to do with an antiquarian approach to the past, with the learning of by now bygone events, but it is directly linked to understanding the present, to building a mindful citizenship, to acquiring a critical knowledge, a training ground to ‘practice’ dealing with the complexity of social and political dynamics otherwise destined to merely shoot before our eyes like mysterious meteors. Further to this point, the strengthening of social and civic competences, which are typical of historical studies, would represent the indispensable, and furthermore winning element of transversality across all specialist fields, within a formative itinerary aiming at both a high professionalization and its cognizant practice.
Structure of the course:
Venerdì 19 settembre 2025 MARIA ELENA DE LUNA
La città nel mondo greco e le sue dinamiche interne
ORE 15-17
AULA TIBILETTI, via Zamboni 38 - Bologna
Venerdì 26 settembre 2025 TIZIANA LAZZARI
ORE 15-17
AULETTA ANATOMIA COMPARATA (Accesso da via Selmi, 3) Piano Secondo Edificio in Bo - via F. Selmi 3 Via Selmi, 3 – Bologna
Venerdì 3 ottobre 2025 FRANCESCA CENERINI
La società patriarcale in età romana e la violenza sulle donne romane
ORE 15-17
AULETTA ANATOMIA COMPARATA (Accesso da via Selmi, 3) Piano Secondo Edificio in Bo - via F. Selmi 3 Via Selmi, 3 – Bologna
Venerdì 10 ottobre 2025 FRANCESCA ROVERSI MONACO
La costruzione della nazione: miti medievali delle origini. La storia come strumento di legittimazione identitaria
ORE 15-17
AULETTA ANATOMIA COMPARATA (Accesso da via Selmi, 3) Piano Secondo Edificio in Bo - via F. Selmi 3 Via Selmi, 3 – Bologna
Venerdì 17 ottobre 2025 FRANCESCA SOFIA
L'Antico regime. Nascita postuma di categoria interpretativa
ORE 15-17
AULETTA ANATOMIA COMPARATA (Accesso da via Selmi, 3) Piano Secondo Edificio in Bo - via F. Selmi 3 Via Selmi, 3 – Bologna
Venerdì 24 ottobre 2025 FERNANDA ALFIERI
Genere, sessualità e cittadinanza in età moderna
ORE 15-17
AULETTA ANATOMIA COMPARATA (Accesso da via Selmi, 3) Piano Secondo
Edificio in Bo - via F. Selmi 3 Via Selmi, 3 – Bologna
Venerdì 7 novembre 2025 VINCENZO LAVENIA
Guerra e legittimazione degli imperi nella prima età moderna
ORE 15-17AULETTA ANATOMIA COMPARATA (Accesso da via Selmi, 3) Piano Secondo Edificio in Bo - via F. Selmi 3 Via Selmi, 3 – Bologna
Venerdì 14 novembre 2025 BERARDO PIO
La verità alternativa: la donazione di Costantino e il massacro di Katyn
ORE 15-17
AULETTA ANATOMIA COMPARATA (Accesso da via Selmi, 3) Piano Secondo Edificio in Bo - via F. Selmi 3 Via Selmi, 3 – Bologna
Venerdì 21 novembre 2025 MARIA PIA CASALENA
Modelli di costruzione dello Stato nazione fra Europa, America e Asia
ORE 15-17
AULETTA ANATOMIA COMPARATA (Accesso da via Selmi, 3) Piano Secondo Edificio in Bo - via F. Selmi 3 Via Selmi, 3 – Bologna
Venerdì 28 novembre 2025 MARICA TOLOMELLI
Sovranità nazionale e diritti di cittadinanza nel secondo Novecento
ORE 15-17
AULETTA ANATOMIA COMPARATA (Accesso da via Selmi, 3) Piano Secondo Edificio in Bo - via F. Selmi 3 Via Selmi, 3 – Bologna
Venerdì 5 dicembre 2025 NICOLA SBETTI
Sport e Storia
ORE 15-17
AULETTA ANATOMIA COMPARATA (Accesso da via Selmi, 3) Piano Secondo Edificio in Bo - via F. Selmi 3 Via Selmi, 3 – Bologna
Venerdì 12 dicembre 2025 CECILIA MOLESINI
Le emozioni e la storia: il caso della Germania nel secondo dopoguerra
ORE 15-17
AULETTA ANATOMIA COMPARATA (Accesso da via Selmi, 3) Piano Secondo Edificio in Bo - via F. Selmi 3 Via Selmi, 3 – Bologna
Students with SLD or temporary or permanent disabilities:
It is suggested that they get in touch as soon as possible with the relevant University office (https://site.unibo.it/studenti-con-disabilita-e-dsa/en) and with the lecturer in order to seek together the most effective strategies for following the lessons and/or preparing for the examination.
Readings/Bibliography
Suggested reading:
Marc Bloch, Apologia della storia, Einaudi, 2009
Teaching methods
Lectures
The course will be last 24 hours, equalling 3 CFU (Course Credits)
Attendance is mandatory
Assessment methods
Oral examination focus on course work contents.
Type of assessment: Mark out of thirty.
Students with SLD or temporary or permanent disabilities:
It is necessary to contact the relevant University office (https://site.unibo.it/studenti-con-disabilita-e-dsa/en) with ample time in advance: the office will propose some adjustments, which must in any case be submitted 15 days in advance to the lecturer, who will assess the appropriateness of these in relation to the teaching objectives.
Teaching tools
Slide
Office hours
See the website of Fulvio Cammarano
SDGs


This teaching activity contributes to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals of the UN 2030 Agenda.