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"Landscapes of cultural history" is the title of a summer course sponsored by the UIMP Botin Foundation, to be held in Santander from 21 to 24 July.

This is the fifteenth edition of the International Course of the History of Ideas "Readings Foundation Booty", all directed by Professor of Philosophy at the University of Murcia Jarauta Francisco.

These meetings, which began in 2000, have come ideas and arguments on the border between the history of ideas and culture, with the intention, in the words of Jarauta own, to "establish new approaches to problems and ideas about that has configuradonuestra look and way of thinking. "

Throughout the decade and a half, hundreds of teachers from different disciplines have set up a map of issues in different fields of Humanities, addressing issues such as "The Borders of Europe: Round St. Petersburg" (2000) , "Old and New Utopias" (2001), "East - West: Cartographies of a distance" (2002), "From Alexandria to Virtual Library" (2003), "The Cabinet of Wonders" (2004), "The World Maps "(2005)," The wake of Traveling "(2006)," From Old Town to Cosmopolis "(2007)," Ideas of Art. Picasso Of Altamira "(2008)," The Literature and its Worlds "(2009)," Forms and times of Music "(20l0)," History and forms of curiosity "(2011)," Imagination: Art Roads and Science "(2012)," The world of feelings "(2013).

The plot of the 2014 edition, "Landscapes of cultural history" is meant to suggest a journey whose stages are now traversed by a story readings.

It is, in the words of Jarauta of "A Journey into the open territory of cultural history," says Professor-scenarios "that are represented in the forms of social life for a time, or express tensions and searched ".

"The cultural landscape of the Alhambra", "Ferrara, landscapes of lost beauty" il Portico degli Innocenti in Florence, "The self-sufficient city" or "Notes of a journey through the cultural history", will be among the topics and locations that will be addressed this year.

Source: UMU