Gabriel Guarino
University of Ulster, Arts, Faculty Member
- History, Cultural Studies, Culture, Visual Studies, Cultural History, Women's Studies, and 52 moreUrban Studies, Popular Culture, Social History, Material Culture Studies, Visual Culture, Urban History, Historiography, Historical Anthropology, Culture Studies, History of Sexuality, Colonialism, World History, Sports History, Fashion History, History of Slavery, Early Modern Europe, Spanish History, Italian (European History), Transnational History, Ritual, West Africa, Spanish Studies, History Portuguese and Spanish, Transatlantic History, Slavery, 17th-Century Studies, Iberian Studies, History of Costume, Habsburg Studies, Men's Fashion, Hispanism, Emblem studies, Spectacle, Naples, The Kingdom of Naples, History of the Portuguese Empire, Portuguese Discoveries and Expansion, Colonial America, Ottoman Diplomacy and Europe, Ottoman-Habsburg relations, Early modern Ottoman History, Bakhtin carnival and the grotesque body, Festivals, The Carnivalesque, Carnival, Viceroys' Patronage, Viceregal Government, Baroque Ceremonies, Court history, Ceremonial and Symbolic Representations of Sovereignty In Early Modern Europe, History of clothing and fashion, and Dress and identityedit
Compensating for a general neglect of Iberian civilization in Southern Italy, this book seeks to shed light on the viceregal court of Spanish Naples in the seventeenth century, a time when this European metropolis reached the zenith of... more
Compensating for a general neglect of Iberian civilization in Southern Italy, this book seeks to shed light on the viceregal court of Spanish Naples in the seventeenth century, a time when this European metropolis reached the zenith of its splendour.
It looks at the cultural projection of Spain and its values, either via the direct visual representations of power of the viceregal court, or the public policies and actions that fostered Spanish attitudes. It explores cultural and social manifestations as court ceremonial, state festivities, and fashion. Each of these issues also takes into account the social and political structure of the city, and the various pressure groups that interacted with the Spanish government.
Aimed at students and scholars of early modern Europe, the Spanish Empire, and the princely courts of Europe, this study will also be of interest to scholars of communication and cultural studies, and to readers interested in cultural history during the Baroque era.
It looks at the cultural projection of Spain and its values, either via the direct visual representations of power of the viceregal court, or the public policies and actions that fostered Spanish attitudes. It explores cultural and social manifestations as court ceremonial, state festivities, and fashion. Each of these issues also takes into account the social and political structure of the city, and the various pressure groups that interacted with the Spanish government.
Aimed at students and scholars of early modern Europe, the Spanish Empire, and the princely courts of Europe, this study will also be of interest to scholars of communication and cultural studies, and to readers interested in cultural history during the Baroque era.
Research Interests: History, Cultural History, Cultural Studies, Historical Anthropology, Communication, and 58 moreVisual Studies, Media Studies, Intercultural Communication, Cultural Sociology, Women's Studies, Spanish Studies, Southern Europe, Renaissance History, Early Modern History, Italian (European History), Media Anthropology, Italian Studies, Material Culture Studies, Popular Culture, Media History, Renaissance Studies, Visual Culture, Urban History, Political Anthropology, Social and Cultural Anthropology, Renaissance, Comparative History, Courts, Urban Anthropology, Iberian Studies, Sports History, Imperial History, Political Culture, Colonialism, Spanish History, Culture, Early Modern Europe, Political communication, Urban Studies, Political History, Baroque Art and Literature, 17th-Century Studies, Political Violence, 16th Century (History), Empires, Early Modern Era, Early Modern Body, Intellectual History of the Baroque Period, Urban Culture, Church History, Social History, Early Modern Italy, Tournaments, Courts and Elites (History), Iberian colonial empires, 17th century Europe, Empire, Comparative and historical sociology, 16th century Europe, Spanish empire, Imperialism, Fashion, and Colonialism and Imperialism
“Iberian Tournaments in Early Modern Italy: A Comparative Perspective, 15th-18th Centuries”, in Il Mediterraneo, la Sicilia, e il Mezzogiorno d'Italia tra Medioevo ed età contemporanea: nuove proposte di ricerca, eds. Salvatore Bottari and Giuseppe Campagna (Rome: Aracne Editrice, 2018), 120-41.more
Research Interests: History, Cultural History, Cultural Studies, Social Sciences, Early Modern History, and 15 moreItalian (European History), Popular Culture, Comparative History, Habsburg Studies, Spanish History, 17th-Century Studies, 16th Century (History), History of Florence, Renaissance Rome, 17th century Europe, Aristocracy, The Kingdom of Naples, Monarquía Hispánica, Papacy (Early Modern and Modern Church History), and Teams-Games-Tournaments
Research Interests: History, Cultural History, Cultural Studies, Media and Cultural Studies, Social Sciences, and 17 moreEarly Modern History, Italian (European History), Renaissance Studies, Social and Cultural Anthropology, Habsburg Studies, Spanish History, History Portuguese and Spanish, Early Modern Europe, Fashion History, Historia Social, Historia, House of Hapsburg-Lorraine, Storia, Historia Cultural, Sumptuary Legislation, Storia moderna, and Habsburg Monarchy, History of (Early) Modern Nobility, administrative history
The purpose of this article is to explore the political importance of Neapolitan Carnival and the government's involvement in steering and controlling the celebrations at various historical junctions during the seventeenth and eighteenth... more
The purpose of this article is to explore the political importance of Neapolitan Carnival and the government's involvement in steering and controlling the celebrations at various historical junctions during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. It is particularly important to note in this context the ritual pillages of cuccagne staged by the rulers. The sponsorship of such Carnivalesque entertainments quelled the rulers' fears from popular rebellion and disorder as much as they fed popular needs for bread and circuses; and it is in this context of maintaining intact the city's fragile social balances that we should interpret the ubiquity of these violent spectacles in early modern Naples.
Research Interests: History, Cultural History, Cultural Studies, Media and Cultural Studies, Festivals and music, and 27 moreSocial Sciences, Early Modern History, Italian (European History), Italian Studies, Popular Culture, Social and Cultural Anthropology, Ritual, Spanish History, History Portuguese and Spanish, Culture, Political communication, Italian Cultural Studies, The Carnivalesque, Early Modern Italy, Historia Social, Early modern Spain, Ritual Studies, Historia, Bakhtin carnival and the grotesque body, Festivals, Storia, The Kingdom of Naples, CARNAVAL, Cultural History of Naples and Campania, Storia moderna, Ritual Practices, and Storia del Regno di Napoli
Research Interests: History, European History, Cultural History, Cultural Studies, European Studies, and 18 moreHistorical Anthropology, Early Modern History, Ritual, International History, Mediterranean Studies, Early Modern Europe, Social History, History of the Mediterranean, Early Modern Italy, Ritual (Anthropology), Early modern Spain, Naples, Ritual Studies, Austrian History, Festivals, Napoli, Anthropological History, and Storia del Regno di Napoli
Research Interests: History, American History, Cultural History, Cultural Studies, Black Studies Or African American Studies, and 22 moreAfrican Studies, Black/African Diaspora, Environmental Studies, Environmental History, African Diaspora Studies, Africa, Slavery, Race and Ethnicity, History of Slavery, Abolition of Slavery, African Diaspora, African American History, African American Studies, United States History, Liberia, Ethnicity, Colonization, Colonization studies, African American Cultures, Middle Passage, Atlantic World Slavery, African Diaspora, Slavery and Medicine, Black Women's History, Violence Studies, Caribbean History, Ethnicity and National Identity, and The American Colonization Society (African Colonization Movement, ie. Liberia
Research Interests: History, European History, Military History, European Studies, Peace and Conflict Studies, and 21 moreSocial Sciences, Early Modern History, History of Religion, Religion and Politics, Conflict, War Studies, Imperial History, Reformation History, Wars of Religion, Spanish History, Post-Reformation Catholicism, Social History, War and society, War and Society (History), Historia Social, Historia, Imperialism, History of European Expansion, Thirty Years War, Colonialism and Imperialism, and Spanish Imperialism
Research Interests: History, European History, Cultural Studies, European Studies, Historical Anthropology, and 15 moreCommunication, Early Modern History, Italian (European History), Italian Studies, Social and Cultural Anthropology, Stereotypes and Prejudice, Spanish History, Political communication, Early Modern Italy, Cultural Anthropology, Early modern Spain, Naples, Gender stereotypes, The Kingdom of Naples, and Cultural History of Naples and Campania
Research Interests: Religion, History, European History, Cultural History, Gender Studies, and 37 moreHistorical Anthropology, Communication, Intercultural Communication, Women's History, Early Modern History, Italian (European History), History of Religion, Performance Studies, History of Christianity, Material Culture Studies, Renaissance Studies, Anthropology of the Body, Gender and Sexuality, International History, Spanish History, Gender, The Body, Early Modern Europe, Political communication, Fashion History, Body Image, Sociology of the Body, Church History, Early Modern Italy, Religious History, Early Modern Catholicism, History of Medicine and the Body, Material Culture, Women and Culture, Religious Studies, Women and Gender Studies, Catholic Church History, Counter-Reformation, Sixteenth Century History, Anthropological History, Female body, and Fashion
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Research Interests: History, Cultural History, Cultural Studies, Communication, 17th Century & Early Modern Philosophy, and 10 moreEarly Modern History, Italian (European History), Italian Studies, Social and Cultural Anthropology, Spanish History, Political communication, Cultural Anthropology, Naples, The Kingdom of Naples, and Cultural History of Naples and Campania
... Autores: Gabriel Guarino; Localización: Florilegio de estudios de Emblemática = A Florilegium of Studies on Emblematics : Actas del VI Congreso Internacional de Emblemática de The Society for Emblem Studies = Proceedings of the 6th... more
... Autores: Gabriel Guarino; Localización: Florilegio de estudios de Emblemática = A Florilegium of Studies on Emblematics : Actas del VI Congreso Internacional de Emblemática de The Society for Emblem Studies = Proceedings of the 6th International Conference of The Society ...
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Dear all, The history staff has the pleasure to invite you to the first lecture of the history research seminar series taking place on Monday, September 19, 4:00 pm, Room U116. As an exception to our usual format of a 45 minutes’... more
Dear all,
The history staff has the pleasure to invite you to the first lecture of the history research seminar series taking place on Monday, September 19, 4:00 pm, Room U116.
As an exception to our usual format of a 45 minutes’ lecture followed by Q&A, owing to the common topic, this time the seminar will include two shorter papers:
Antonio Mileo (Ulster), The Political and Cultural Policies of Austrian Viceroys in 18th Century Naples (1707-1734)
Gabriel Guarino (Ulster), Habsburg Redux: Ritual Power, Dynastic Rivalry and Aristocratic Challenge in the Austrian Viceroyalty of Naples (1707-1734)
We look forward to seeing you there!
The history staff has the pleasure to invite you to the first lecture of the history research seminar series taking place on Monday, September 19, 4:00 pm, Room U116.
As an exception to our usual format of a 45 minutes’ lecture followed by Q&A, owing to the common topic, this time the seminar will include two shorter papers:
Antonio Mileo (Ulster), The Political and Cultural Policies of Austrian Viceroys in 18th Century Naples (1707-1734)
Gabriel Guarino (Ulster), Habsburg Redux: Ritual Power, Dynastic Rivalry and Aristocratic Challenge in the Austrian Viceroyalty of Naples (1707-1734)
We look forward to seeing you there!