CALONACI STEFANO

Stefano Calonaci is an associate professor of Modern History (Hist-02/A) at the DSSBC. His areas of interest include social history, the history of justice, the history of emotions, and the history of landscape. He is currently conducting research on explorations in the Arctic Circle during the early modern period and is preparing a book on personal violence and filtered perception in contemporary sources. He currently (2025-2026) teaches courses on the economic and social history of the modern age, the history and current events of the Enlightenment, and modern history. He is the author of the volume Lo spirito del dominio. Giustizia e giurisdizioni feudali nell'Italia moderna (secc. XVI-XVIII) (The Spirit of Domination: Justice and Feudal Jurisdictions in Modern Italy (16th-18th Centuries)), 2017, and the essays 'A case that for many circumstances deserves some memory of it. ' Fame and tale, love and death in the high society of a European city (Florence 1652), in V. Caputo, L. Gianfrancesco, P. Palmieri (eds), Tales of Two Cities. Media Events in Early Modern Naples and Florence (2023), and Between history, power and identity. Virgilio Malvezzi and 17th-century Spain, in The Bolognese patriciate and Europe (16th-19th centuries), edited by S. Alongi, F. Boris, M.T. Guerrini (2022).