CARILE
(Surname)
ANTONIO
(Name)
Professor full tenure
(Position)
Born:
12/04/1940
From 1976 till, as a matter of right, 2010?
Byzantine Civilization
Università degli Studi di BOLOGNA
(University)
Facoltà di CONSERVAZIONE dei BENI CULTURALI
(Faculty)
Dipartimento di STORIE E METODI PER LA CONSERVAZIONE DEI BENI
CULTURALI
(Department: “Histories and Methods for Cultural Heritage
Preservation”)
0544/936713
(telephon)
0544/936716
(fax)
antoniorocco.carile@unibo.it
(e-mail)
antonioroccocarile@libero.it
Curriculum
The full curriculum can be read in: http://www.cbc.unibo.it/Bibliogr/carile/index.htm
http://www.dismec.unibo.it/cat3/carile/scheda.htm
and here under Altre Pubblicazioni
and in print: A. CARILE, Le opere e i giorni 1964-2005,
BOLOGNA 1999-2003, pp. 126.
1970 - 1996 Professor in Bologna
1996
-
Professor in Bologna detachment of Ravenna
2000 -
Professor
ad honorem of the Lomonosov University in Moscow
from 1981 he is the director of
the "Rivista di Bizantinistica", the series of the
Quaderni della Rivista . He is the director from 1981 of
two series near Bologna Editors and near the CISAM of
Spoleto
from 1985 member of the Scientific Committee of
the CISAM 8Centro Italiano di
Studi sull'Alto Medioevo di Spoleto)
member of the Scientific Committee of the
Seminari Internazionali di Studio "Da Roma alla Terza
Roma"
Research Fields
He has proposed a system of classification of manuscripts of
the inedited Venetian chronicles based on the textual form of a
choice of facts related in the chronicle (1969), which led to
a “Virtual Library of Venetian and Ravenna Chronicles” funded by
the Italian Ministry of Culture (2002-2004) and to a permanent
“Laboratory of Chronicles” in the Department of Histories and
Methods for Cultural Heritage Preservation of the University of
Bologna in Ravenna (2004); he has given the critical edition of the
treaty of division of the Latin Empire of Constantinople (1965); he
has studied the Latin Empire of Constantinople (1204-1261) (1964,
1978 2nd ed.); he has given a reference book on the origins of
Venice (1978) and he has devoted much attention to the coastal
towns of the Adriatic Sea (Ravenna 2004, 1991 and 1992, Pesaro
1989, Ancona 1973) under the historical profile. He has analyzed
many symbolic aspects of the byzantine political thought for a
complex of 263 items.
Academic Curriculum
1965-1970: Secretary of the Institute "Venezia e l'Oriente", Cini
Foundation (Venice).
1971: “Libera Docenza” in Medieval History.
1976: “Prof. Straordinario” of Medieval History.
1979: Tenure Professor of Byzantine History, Univ. of
Bologna.
In addition to his main teaching:
1969-1971 Byzantine Philology;
1971-1975 Medieval History;
1973-1979 Byzantine History;
1986-1990 Medieval History of Eastern Europe.
Administrative Functions:
1977-1979: Dean of the Faculty of “Magistero” - Bologna
Univ.
1988/96: Dean of the Humanities Faculty - Bologna Univ.
1996-2002: Dean of the Faculty of Cultural Heritage Preservation
– Bologna Univ.
1989-1995: Director of the “Scuola diretta a fini speciali per
archivisti” - Bologna Univ.
1988-1990: Co-director with Omeljan Pritsak of Int. School for
the Study of Eastern Europe, E.Majorana Center (Erice).
1981 Director of "Rivista di Studi Bizantini e Slavi", since
1989 "Rivista di Bizantinistica", since 1999 "Bizantinistica".
Since 1985 Member of the Scientific Board of the Centro Italiano
di Studi sull'Alto Medioevo – Spoleto, since 2001 member of the
Board of Amministration.
1994 Member of “Istituto Italiano per il Medio ed Estremo
Oriente” (IsIAO, ex ISMEO).
1996 honorary member of Panrussian Society of Medievalists and
Modernists.
2000, nov.: Professor “honoris causa” of the Lomonosov
University of Moscow.
1986 "Melvin Jones Fellow".
1980: Member of the Italian Comitee of UNESCO-MAIRSK (Intern.
Association for the Study and Diffusion of Slavic Cultures).
2002: effective academician of the Academy of Sciences of
Bologna.
2004-2007: Director of the Department of Histories and Methods
for Cultural Heritage Preservation of the University of Bologna in
Ravenna.
