The rich archives of Emilio Sereni, surviving in Gattatico at the Cervi Institute, and in Rome at the Gramsci Institute, show his debt with Geography and with many geographers of his time, witnessed by letters, documents, and by the Sereni’s underlining on books and articles. We state that exploring this corpus is very important not only to clarify Sereni’s thought, but also to deal with the relationship among Geography, History and Landscape in the middle of the 20th century.
Gli archivi di Emilio Sereni: una fonte per la storia della geografia
Federico Ferretti
2014
Abstract
The rich archives of Emilio Sereni, surviving in Gattatico at the Cervi Institute, and in Rome at the Gramsci Institute, show his debt with Geography and with many geographers of his time, witnessed by letters, documents, and by the Sereni’s underlining on books and articles. We state that exploring this corpus is very important not only to clarify Sereni’s thought, but also to deal with the relationship among Geography, History and Landscape in the middle of the 20th century.File in questo prodotto:
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