Hanna Gentili
@hannagentili.bsky.social
Research Associate, HEPMASITE, Universität Hamburg • previously @ British Library • PhD from the Warburg Institute • Jewish Studies - Renaissance Studies - Digital Humanities
✨ Very happy to start my Averroes Fellowship at the Thomas Institute in Cologne, looking at “Three forgotten texts about natural philosophy from Averroes’ circle and their Hebrew legacy” ✨
April 1, 2025 at 5:39 PM
✨ Very happy to start my Averroes Fellowship at the Thomas Institute in Cologne, looking at “Three forgotten texts about natural philosophy from Averroes’ circle and their Hebrew legacy” ✨
We are halfway through this year’s “Philosophy by Hand” Lecture Series and I very much look forward to talking about the power of the mise-en-page in Hebrew philosophical manuscripts and early printed texts next Tuesday! Both in person and online ✨
March 9, 2025 at 2:34 PM
We are halfway through this year’s “Philosophy by Hand” Lecture Series and I very much look forward to talking about the power of the mise-en-page in Hebrew philosophical manuscripts and early printed texts next Tuesday! Both in person and online ✨
Fantastic to see my beloved Estellina Conat and #Hebrewprint among the protagonists of the Medieval Women exhibition at the British Library. Among the Hebrew treasures on display also the wonderful Maraviglia prayerbook ✨ #hebrewmanuscripts #renaissance
March 4, 2025 at 11:57 AM
Fantastic to see my beloved Estellina Conat and #Hebrewprint among the protagonists of the Medieval Women exhibition at the British Library. Among the Hebrew treasures on display also the wonderful Maraviglia prayerbook ✨ #hebrewmanuscripts #renaissance
Many congratulations to the curators of the exhibition “Medieval Women: in their own words” which closed this weekend at the British Library, Julian Harrison and @eleanorjackson and all the people involved! An exhibition full of unique items and wit, truly enhancing visibility of women 👏
March 4, 2025 at 11:51 AM
Many congratulations to the curators of the exhibition “Medieval Women: in their own words” which closed this weekend at the British Library, Julian Harrison and @eleanorjackson and all the people involved! An exhibition full of unique items and wit, truly enhancing visibility of women 👏
Very much looking forward to John Marenbon’s lecture today “Early Medieval Latin Manuscripts and the Social History of Logic,” part of our Philosophy by Hand Lecture Series, a collaboration between the HEPMASITE ERC project and @csmc-hamburg.bsky.social
January 28, 2025 at 11:44 AM
Very much looking forward to John Marenbon’s lecture today “Early Medieval Latin Manuscripts and the Social History of Logic,” part of our Philosophy by Hand Lecture Series, a collaboration between the HEPMASITE ERC project and @csmc-hamburg.bsky.social
That’s truly a wrap of 2024! I just got a copy of the FANTASTIC catalogue of the Medieval Women exhibition at the British Library where I wrote about my beloved Estellina Conat and the beginning of Hebrew print. Many thanks to the curators Eleanor Jackson and Julian Harrison for the amazing work!
December 20, 2024 at 3:43 PM
That’s truly a wrap of 2024! I just got a copy of the FANTASTIC catalogue of the Medieval Women exhibition at the British Library where I wrote about my beloved Estellina Conat and the beginning of Hebrew print. Many thanks to the curators Eleanor Jackson and Julian Harrison for the amazing work!
Very much looking forward to my last conference of 2024, on Jewish and Christian weddings in the early modern period. Organised by @serenadinepi.bsky.social , Guido Bartolucci and Fernanda Alfieri at the University of Bologna ✨✨
December 15, 2024 at 12:19 PM
Very much looking forward to my last conference of 2024, on Jewish and Christian weddings in the early modern period. Organised by @serenadinepi.bsky.social , Guido Bartolucci and Fernanda Alfieri at the University of Bologna ✨✨
Very much looking forward to Silvia di Vincenzo‘s upcoming hybrid lecture on December 18 (16:15-17:45 CET): “Philosophy at School: Intertwining Voices from the Margins of Arabic Philosophical Manuscripts”. Registration link: www.csmc.uni-hamburg.de/en/register/...
December 10, 2024 at 10:06 AM
Very much looking forward to Silvia di Vincenzo‘s upcoming hybrid lecture on December 18 (16:15-17:45 CET): “Philosophy at School: Intertwining Voices from the Margins of Arabic Philosophical Manuscripts”. Registration link: www.csmc.uni-hamburg.de/en/register/...
Closing 2023 also meant saying goodbye to the British Library: grateful for this year as curator of the Hebrew collections, a year spent surrounded by treasures from Jewish communities around the world.
January 3, 2024 at 9:43 AM
Closing 2023 also meant saying goodbye to the British Library: grateful for this year as curator of the Hebrew collections, a year spent surrounded by treasures from Jewish communities around the world.