Vincenzo Lagioia

Vincenzo Lagioia is researcher on a fixed-term contract type B (Senior) at the Department of History Cultures and Civilizations of the University of Bologna, Italy, where he collaborates in teaching early modern. His research interests are the exploration in the Ancien Régime, theology and Lumières, and gender studies. He is also a member of the Société Internationale pour l’Etude des Femmes de l’Ancien Régime (SIEFAR). Last published works include: Un missionario alla scoperta delle Antille. Jean-Baptiste Du Tertre, esploratore d'Ancien Régime (Bologna, il Mulino 2014); La verità delle cose. Margherita Luisa d’Orléans: donna e sovrana d’Ancien Régime (Roma 2015); together with M.P. Paoli e R. Rinaldi, La fama delle donne. Pratiche femminili e società tra Medioevo ed Età moderna (Roma, Viella, 2020); with L. Benadusi, In segreto. Crimini sessuali e clero tra età moderna e contemporanea (Milano, Mimesis 2022); with F. Alfieri, Infamous Stains. Unbridled Masculine Sexualities in Early Modernity (Roma, Viella 2024).