Alessandro Arcangeli teaches early modern, Renaissance and cultural history at the University of Verona. He is the author of a reference book on historiography and method (Cultural History: A Concise Introduction, London 2012) and of specialist studies of attitudes towards dance (with particular emphasis on cultural exchange) and play (Recreation in the Renaissance, Basingstoke 2003). Passions and dreams offered some of his recent research topics. He is co-editor of collective volumes (including A Cultural History of Memory in the Early Modern Age, with M. Tamm) and book series (among others, “Cultures of Play”, Amsterdam), as well as member of editorial boards (such as that of the journal Ludica).

• VOLUME 3: A CULTURAL HISTORY OF SPORT IN THE RENAISSANCEEDITED BY ALESSANDRO ARCANGELI, UNIVERSITY OF VERONA, ITALY1. The Purpose of Sport, Alessandro Arcangeli2. Sporting Time and Sporting Space, Angela Schattner3. Products, Training and Technology, Élisabeth Belmas4. Rules and Order, Christian Jaser5. Conflict and Accommodation, Diane Roussel6. Inclusion, Exclusion and Segregation, Matteo Casini7. Minds, Bodies and Identities, Laurent Turcot8. Representation, Antonella Fenech Kroke

Alessandro Arcangeli teaches early modern, Renaissance and cultural history at the University of Verona. He is the author of a reference book on historiography and method (Cultural History: A Concise Introduction, London 2012) and of specialist studies of attitudes towards dance (with particular emphasis on cultural exchange) and play (Recreation in the Renaissance, Basingstoke 2003). Passions and dreams offered some of his recent research topics. He is co-editor of collective volumes (including A Cultural History of Memory in the Early Modern Age, with M. Tamm) and book series (among others, “Cultures of Play”, Amsterdam), as well as member of editorial boards (such as that of the journal Ludica).

• VOLUME 3: A CULTURAL HISTORY OF SPORT IN THE RENAISSANCEEDITED BY ALESSANDRO ARCANGELI, UNIVERSITY OF VERONA, ITALY1. The Purpose of Sport, Alessandro Arcangeli2. Sporting Time and Sporting Space, Angela Schattner3. Products, Training and Technology, Élisabeth Belmas4. Rules and Order, Christian Jaser5. Conflict and Accommodation, Diane Roussel6. Inclusion, Exclusion and Segregation, Matteo Casini7. Minds, Bodies and Identities, Laurent Turcot8. Representation, Antonella Fenech Kroke

Alessandro Arcangeli teaches early modern, Renaissance and cultural history at the University of Verona. He is the author of a reference book on historiography and method (Cultural History: A Concise Introduction, London 2012) and of specialist studies of attitudes towards dance (with particular emphasis on cultural exchange) and play (Recreation in the Renaissance, Basingstoke 2003). Passions and dreams offered some of his recent research topics. He is co-editor of collective volumes (including A Cultural History of Memory in the Early Modern Age, with M. Tamm) and book series (among others, “Cultures of Play”, Amsterdam), as well as member of editorial boards (such as that of the journal Ludica).

• VOLUME 3: A CULTURAL HISTORY OF SPORT IN THE RENAISSANCEEDITED BY ALESSANDRO ARCANGELI, UNIVERSITY OF VERONA, ITALY1. The Purpose of Sport, Alessandro Arcangeli2. Sporting Time and Sporting Space, Angela Schattner3. Products, Training and Technology, Élisabeth Belmas4. Rules and Order, Christian Jaser5. Conflict and Accommodation, Diane Roussel6. Inclusion, Exclusion and Segregation, Matteo Casini7. Minds, Bodies and Identities, Laurent Turcot8. Representation, Antonella Fenech Kroke