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Università di Firenze   Emotions, Passions, and Power in Renaissance ItalyMay 7-8, 2012   Georgetown University at Villa Le Balze,Via Vecchia Fiesolana, 2650014 Fiesole (Firenze)&#160;May 7: Afternoon&#160;14.45 Welcoming Remarks: Fabrizio Ricciardelli (Georgetown University at Villa Le Balze)&#160;I SessionChair: Stefano U. Baldassarri (The Institute at Palazzo Rucellai)&#160;15.00 Barbara H. Rosenwein (Loyola University Chicago)The Place of Renaissance Italy in the History of Emotions 15.30 Fabrizio Ricciardelli (Georgetown University at Villa Le Balze)The Power of Emotions in Communal Italy&#160;16.00 Discussion 16.30 Coffee break 17.00 Andrea Zorzi (Università di Firenze)The Anxiety of the Republics (1330s) 17.30 Carol Lansing (University of California, Santa Barbara)Humiliation and the Exercise of Power in Late Medieval Florence 18.00 Discussion&#160; May 8: Morning II SessionChair: Barbara H. Rosenwein (Loyola University Chicago) 9.30 Isabella Lazzarini (Università del Molise)The Words of Emotion: Political Language and Discoursive Resources in Lorenzo de Medici's Lettere (1468-1492) 10.00 Serena Ferente (King's College London)Metaphor, emotion, and the languages of politics in late medieval Italy 10.30 Discussion&#160;11.00 Coffee break&#160;11.30 Daniel Smail (Harvard University)Debt Recovery and the Humiliation of Goods in Lucca and Marseille (Fourteenth Century) 12.00 Ilaria Taddei (Università di Grenoble)“Studying the past to understand the feature”. Self-governance and the government of the community in fourteenth and fifteenth century Florence.  12.30 Discussion&#160; May 8: Afternoon&#160;III SessionChair: Andrea Zorzi (Università di Firenze)15.00 Andrea Gamberini (Università di Milano)Political Languages and the State-Building Process (14th-15th Centuries) 15.30 Marco Gentile (Università degli Studi di Parma)Hatred and Love, Friendship and Enmity in the Political Culture of the Lombard Landed Nobility (Late Fourteenth to Early Sixteenth Centuries) 10.30 Discussion 16.30 Coffee break&#160;17.00 Stephen Milner (University of Manchester) Bene Comune e Benessere: the affective economy of communal life 17.30 Gennaro Ferrante (Istituto Italiano per gli Studi Storici, Napoli)‘To Die Well and Willingly’: Mediating Emotions before the Scaffold in Medieval and Early Modern Italy&#160;&#160;18.00 Discussion 18.30 Closing Remarks: Andrea Zorzi (Università di Firenze)&#160;&#160;Organizers: Fabrizio Ricciardelli, Andrea Zorzi Admission free  Administrator at Villa Le Balze: Simona Mocali- Georgetown University smocali@villalebalze.org                      &#160;&#160;