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The Mediterranean Seminar/University of California Multi-Campus Research Project, Wake Forest University and Centro di Cultura e Storia Amalfitana present a one-day conference: “History, Literature and Culture in a Mediterranean Frame” at the Sant’ Anna Institute, Sorrento, on 15 June 2014.Admission is free.FeaturingProf. Giuseppe Gargano. Presidente Onorario Centro di Cultura e Storia AmalfitanaJohn Dagenais, University of California Los AngelesBrian Catlos: University of Colorado at Boulder. Co-organizerSharon Kinoshita, University of California Santa Cruz. Co-organizerRoberta Morosini. Wake Forest University. Co-organizerRoberto Tottoli. Università degli Studi L’Orientale di NapoliLuciano Formisano. Università di BolognaOscar De La Cruz Palma. Universidad Autonoma, BarcelonaPasquale Sabbatino. Università degli Studi di Napoli “Federico II”Carlo Saccone. Università di BolognaProgramSaluti/Greetings: Prof. Giuseppe GarganoJohn Dagenais •” The 'Schiavo di Bari' Adapted for a Converso Public: Anselm Turmeda's Libre de bons amonestaments"Brian Catlos • “Invisible Empires: Transregional Subaltern Elites and the Grand Historical Narrative in the Medieval MediterraneanRoberto Tottoli • “￼Across the Mediterranean: crossing the cultural and literary borders between Islamic world and Europe in late Medieval times and ￼early modern period”Sharon Kinoshita • “￼Mediterranean Literature in Braudelian perspec”Luciano Formisano • “￼￼￼Il Corano tra Mediterraneo e Oriente portogheseOscar De La Cruz Palma • “Machometus. Instrumento para el estudio de la información sobre el Profeta Mahoma en las fuentes cristianas medievales (en elaboración)”Pasquale Sabbatino • “Immagini di Napoli e dintorni nella letteratura di viaggio”Roberta Morosini •  “From Naples, Amalfi, Ravello, Ischia and Procida to Calabria and Sicily. An idea of mapping the Medieval Mediterranean”Carlo Saccone • “Percorsi indo-mediterranei”