Publications

• Garau, Rodolfo, Conatus. History of an Early Modern Concept. Under contract with Springer, International Archives for the History of Ideas. In preparation.
• Lanuza-Navarro, Tayra, Los influjos de las estrellas. Astrología, ciencia y sociedad en la España de los Austrias, Madrid : CSIC (accepted, under author’s revision, forthcoming).
• Lanuza-Navarro, Tayra, ‘Binimelis y la astrología de su tiempo’, in Alexandre Font Jaume (ed.) Binimelis i Garcia, Joan Baptista. Tractats d’astronomia i astrologia, forthcoming.
• Prins, Jacomien, ‘Forbidden Harmonies: Francesco Giorgi, Francesco Patrizi, and the Index of Prohibited Books’ in: Pietro Omodeo and Rodolfo Garau (eds.), Cultural Politics of Cosmology: Arguing about the Stars on the Southern Side of the Confessional Divide, special issue of The British Society for the History of Science (under review).
• Prins, Jacomien, with Edmund Thomas (eds.), Plato’s Timaeus and the Foundations of Medieval and Renaissance Thought: Philosophy, Science and Art, Leiden: Brill (under contract; forthcoming).
• Regier, Jonathan, "A Hot Mess: Girolamo Cardano, the Inquisition and the Soul," HOPOS: The Journal of the International Society for the History of Philosophy of Science.
• Regier, Jonathan, “Les pythagoriciens de Johannes Kepler,” in De mundi recentioribus phænomenis: Cosmologie et science dans l’Europe des Temps modernes XVe-XVIIe siècles. Essais en l’honneur de Miguel Ángel Granada, eds. Édouard Mehl and Isabelle Pantin (Turnhout: Brepols).
• Storni, Marco, “Maupertuis and the Reshaping of Natural History in Eighteenth-Century France.” Perspectives on Science (accepted and forthcoming).
• Wolfe, Charles, “Un matérialisme intelligent,” in D. Antoine, P. Girard et al., eds., La raison au travail. Avec Pierre-François Moreau, Lyon: ENS Editions.

• Guerra,Corinna, The Perrey Archive. A Story about Collecting Earthquakes and Eruptions, "Rendiconti Lincei", vol. 34, issue 4, 2023, p. 1115 - 1126  DOI 10.1007/s12210-023-01205-w

• Guerra C. and Piazza M., Disruption of Habits during the Pandemic, Milan, Mimesis International, ISBN: 9788869773297
• Guerra C. and Piazza M., Introduction, in Disruption of Habits during the Pandemic, edited By C. Guerra and M. Piazza, Milan, Mimesis International, pp. 7-18: §1 Guerra, Piazza, §2 Piazza, §3 Guerra  ISBN: 9788869773297
• Guerra C., A natural risk we can live with. A tentative parallel, in Disruption of Habits during the Pandemic, edited By C. Guerra and M. Piazza, Milano, Mimesis International, pp. 177-186  ISBN: 9788869773297
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel (with Jonathan Regier) “Celestial Physics,” in The Cambridge History of Philosophy of the Scientific Revolution, ed. by Dana Jalobeanu and David Marshall Miller (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2022), pp. 238-253
• Rutkin, H. Darrel, Sapientia Astrologica: Astrology, Magic and Natural Knowledge, ca. 1250-1800, Volume II, “Renaissance Structures (1450-1500): Continuities and Transformations,” completion date: May 2022, in progress. In the series, “Archimedes: New Studies in the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology,” Jed Z. Buchwald (ed), Cham, SW: Springer, 3 vols.
• Rutkin Darrel, “The Politico-Eschatological Epistemology of Tommaso Campanella’s Astrology,” co-written with Pietro Daniel Omodeo, in a Festschrift for Miguel Angel Granada, De mundi recentioribus phaenomenis: Cosmologie et science dans l’Europe des Temps modernes, XVe-XVIIe siècles, edited by Édouard Mehl and Isabelle Pantin, Turnhout: Brepols, 2022, 129-50.
• Rutkin, H. Darrel, “Determinism, Freedom and Astrology,” Bloomsbury History and Philosophy of Science to 1450, ed. Robert Goulding and Liba Taub. 
• Wolfe, Charles, "Expanded mechanism and/or structural vitalism: further thoughts on the animal economy” in CT Wolfe, P. Pecere and A. Clericuzio (eds.), Mechanism, Life and Mind in early modern natural philosophy (Dordrecht: Springer, Archives internationales d’histoire des idées, 2022), 201-233
• Wolfe, Charles, “Galen’s contribution to the history of materialism,” in Matteo Favaretti and Emanuela Scribano, eds., Galen and the Early Moderns (Dordrecht: Springer, ‘Archives internationales d’histoire des idées’, 2022) 175-191

• Del Nonno, Omar, “A Baconian historiola mentis in Spinoza’s Method,” in Bacon special issue of Epistemology & Philosophy of Science (2021).
• Del Nonno, Omar, “Droit et démocratie: entre Raison et Passions,” in Philosophie, religion, pouvoir. Lectures du Traité théologico-politique, eds. Collaciani, D., Gramusset-Piquois, B. and Toto, F., Harmattan, Paris, 2021. 
• Garau, Rodolfo, “Who Was The Founder Of Empiricism After All? Gassendi And The ‘Logic’ Of Bacon.” Special Issue “Logic in the Early Modern Period,” edited by Elodie Cassan. Perspectives on Science 29:3 (2021)
• Garau, Rodolfo, “Gassendi’s Critique of Astrology.” Special Issue “Reconfiguring Astrology in xviith-century France,” edited by Jean Sanchez and Steven Vander Broecke. Lias. Journal of Early Modern Intellectual Culture and its Sources. Accepted for publication. Forthcoming (2021).
• Garau, Rodolfo, “Gassendi’s Logic.” in Garber, Daniel, Delphine Bellis and Carla Rita Palmerino, Pierre Gassendi: Humanism, Science, and the Birth of Modern Philosophy, Routledge Studies in Seventeenth-Century Philosophy. Accepted for publication. Forthcoming (2021).
• Meisner, Lukas (2021) Review: Paul Stephan's Links–Nietzscheanismus, at Marx&Philosophy
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, (with Sebastiano Trevisani), “Earth Scientists and the Sustainable Development Goals: Geocomputing, New Technologies, and the Humanities,” Land;10 (2021): 17pp.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, “Johannes Regiomontanus and Erasmus Reinhold on the History of Astronomy: Two Concepts of Renaissance”, Translations and Their Consequences, 8th-16th Centuries, ed. by Sonja Brentjes (Berlin: Edition Open Access, 2021), 165-186.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, “Epicurean Astronomy? Atomistic and Corpuscular Stars in Kepler’s Century,”Kepler’s New Star: Context and Controversy, ed. by Patrick Boner (Leiden: Brill, 2020): 181-203.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, “Presence/Absence of Alexander of Aphrodisias in Renaissance Cosmo-Psychology,”Alexander of Aphrodisias in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance; edited by Pietro B. Rossi, Matteo Di Giovanni, and Andrea A. Robiglio (Turnhout: Brepols, 2020) (Studia artistarum45), 175-193.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, “‘Jesuit Science’ and Cultural Hegemony: A Political-Historiographical Critique,”Cultural Hegemony in a Scientific World: Gramscian Concepts for the History of Science;(Leiden: Brill, 2020), 115-155.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, (with Alberto Bardi), Quaestio ‘An terra moveatur an quiescat’ di Giovanni Regiomontano”, (“Johannes Regiomontanus's quaestio‘An terra moveatur an quiescat’”) in Acta Conventus NeolatiniAlbasitensis, Proceedings of the Seventeenth International Congress of Neo-Latin Studies (Albacete 2018), ed. by Florian Schaffenrath and María Teresa Santamaría Hernández (Leiden: Brill, 2020), 440-450.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, (with Alberto Bardi), “The Disputational Culture of Renaissance Astronomy: Johannes Regiomontanus’s An terra moveatur an quiescat,”Early Modern Disputations and Dissertations in an Interdisciplinary and European Context, ed. Robert Seidel (Leiden: Brill, 2020), 233-254.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, “Asymmetries of Symbolic Capital in 17^th-Century Scientific Transactions: Placentinus’s Cometary Correspondence with Hevelius and Lubieniecki”The Institutionalization of Science in Early Modern Europe, ed. by Giulia Giannini and Mordechai Feingold (Leiden: Brill, 2020), 52-80.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, Review: “Scientific Revolution, Ideologies of the,”Encyclopedia of Early Modern Philosophy and the Sciences, ed. by Dana Jalobeanu and Charles T. Wolfe (Springer Online, 2020): 1-10.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, (with Omar Del Nonno) Review: “Reading De immenso: Arguments, Criticisms, and Sources of Giordano Bruno’s Philosophical Testament,” review of Miguel Ángel Granada and Dario Tessicini (eds), Giordano Bruno, De immenso: Letture critiche (Pisa-Rome: Serra, 2020),Centaurus (2021).
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, Review: “Ideas on Stellar Agency and Life in Early Modern Europe,” review of James E. Christie,From Influence to Inhabitation: The Transformation of Astrobiology in the Early Modern Period(Springer: Cham, 2019), in Journal for the History of Astronomy5/4 (2020): 486-488.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, (with Omar Del Nonno) Review: Manuel Mertens,Magic and Memory in Giordano Bruno: The Art of a Heroic Spirit;(Leiden: Brill, 2018), Isis&111/2 (2020): 388-390.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, “Bacon’s Anthropocene: The Historical-Epistemological Entanglement of Power, Knowledge, and Nature Reassessed,” in Epistemology and Philosophy of Science 58/3 (2021): 148-170;
• Prins, Jacomien, ‘Patrizi’s and Mersenne’s Criticism of Ficino’s Interpretation of the Harmony of the Spheres’, in: Wolfram Keller and Cornelia Wilde (eds.), “Perfect Harmony” and “Melting Strains”: Music in Early Modern Culture between Sensibility and Abstraction, Berlin: De Gruyter, 61-82.
• Putignano, Francesca, ‘Feminist Epistemologies: Re-Conceptualizing Objectivity’, Yearbook of the Irish Philosophical Society, 2021.
• Putignano, Francesca, ‘The Orville: A Meta-Pop Culture Phenomenon for Feminism’, Exploring the Orville, by David Kyle Johnson, Michael R. Berry, and André Bormanis, McFarland&Company (North Carolina, 2021).
• Rutkin Darrel, “A Cosmological Controversy in the Renaissance: Marsilio Ficino’s and Giovanni Pico della Mirandola’s Contrasting Views on the Animation of the Heavens,” for a special issue of History of the Philosophy of Science (HOPOS), edited by Jonathan Regier and Charles Wolfe, HOPOS 11 (2021): 604-620. 
• Storni, M. "Cartography, geodesy, and the heliocentric theory: Yves Simonin's unpublished papers"Centaurus 2021, 192–209. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1111/1600-0498.12351.
• Wolfe, Charles, “Locke and projects for naturalizing the mind in the 18th century,” in The Lockean Mind eds. Jessica Gordon-Roth and Shelley Weinberg. London: Routledge, 2021.
• Wolfe, Charles, “Science et métaphysique : le problème du vivant, de la Révolution Scientifique au vitalisme”, in R Kunstler dir., Sciences et métaphysiques, Paris: Editions Matériologiques, 2021
• Wolfe, Charles (with Kleiman-Lafon, Sylvie): “Unsystematic vitality: the matter of eighteenth-century beeswarms,” in P. Fratzl, W. Schäffner, M. Friedman et al., (eds.), Active Materials. Berlin: De Gruyter, 2021.
• Wolfe, Charles, “Vitalism and the metaphysics of life: the discreet charm of eighteenth-century vitalism,” in Susan James, ed., Life and Death in Early Modern Philosophy. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2021
• Wolfe Charles, Cat Moir, “Le corps matérialiste,” in G. Di Liberti & Pierre Léger, eds., La cognition incarnée (Milan/Paris: Mimesis, 2021), 17-39
• Wolfe, Charles (w. P. Omodeo, F. D’Abramo, G. Ienna, G. Gandolfi) “Political Epistemology of Epidemic Management,” MeFiSto 5:1 (2021), 1-26

• Fornasier, Matteo, "I principi epistemologici della botanica di Guy de La Brosse," Noctua, 2020, Anno VII, n. 2, 225-269. DOI: 10.14640/NoctuaVII6.
• Freyberg, Sascha: States of Possibility. Meinong’s Theory of Dispositions and the Epistemology of Education, in JOLMA - The Journal for the Philosophy of Language, Mind and the Arts, 1/2020, 127-143.
• (transl. Parkhowell, Lindsay and Freyberg, Sascha) Meinong, Alexius: General Remarks on the Theory of Dispostions, in JOLMA - The Journal for the Philosophy of Language, Mind and the Arts, 1/2020, 101-126.
• Garau, Rodolfo, “A törekvés (conatus) fogalmának felépítése Spinozánál’” Special issue ‘The Conatus in the Early Modern Period’. Orfeus Noster. Journal of Károli Gáspár University of The Reformed Church in Hungary, Faculty of Humanities, 12:2, (2020), pp. 11-35.
• Garau, Rodolfo, ‘Conatus.’ Encyclopedia of Early Modern Philosophy and Science. Springer (2020).
• Garau, Rodolfo, “Elements, Renaissance Theory of Natural.” Encyclopedia of Renaissance Philosophy. Springer (2020).
• Garau, Rodolfo, “Montanari, Geminiano”. Encyclopedia of Renaissance Philosophy. Springer (2020).
• Meisner, Lukas (2020) Becoming-Critical with/out Deleuze and Guattari: Three Anarchies Beyond Post-Critique, at dbt
• Meisner, Lukas (2020) Zukunft? Geschichte? Seit 89 auf der Suche nach der Notbremse, in Narthex. Heft für radikales Denken, Vol. 6/2020, pp. 112-117.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel (with Tina Asmussen), Early Modern Geological Agency, a thematic issue of Earth Science History 39/2 (2020)
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, (with Massimiliano Badino) Cultural Hegemony in a Scientific World: Gramscian Concepts for the History of Science, in the series Historical Materialism (Leiden: Brill, 2020)
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, Edition of and forward to Pietro Omodeo, Amerigo Vespucci: The Historical Context of His Explorations and Scientific Contribution (Venice: Edizioni Ca’ Foscari, 2020)
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, (with Tina Asmussen), “Forward to Early Modern Geological Agency,” in Earth Science History 39/2 (2020): 363-370.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, (with Sebastiano Trevisani and Senthil Babu) “Benedetto Castelli’s Considerations on the Lagoon of Venice: Mathematical Expertise and Hydro-Geomorphological Transformations in Seventeenth-Century Venice,” Earth Science History 39/2 (2020): 420-446.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, “The Struggle for Objectivity: Gramsci’s Historical-Political Vistas on Science against the Background of Lenin’s Epistemology,” in HoST - Journal of History of Science and Technology 14/2 (2020): 13-49.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel: The Engineer and the Philosopher: Reflections on the Culture and Economy of Mechanics in Court Society, thematic issue Rethinking Stevin, Stevin Rethinking, ed. by Editors: C.A. Davids, Fokko Jan Dijksterhuis, Ida H. Stamhuis, and Rienk H. Vermij, Nuncius Series, vol. 6 (2020): 25-48.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel: Presence/Absence of Alexander of Aphrodisias in Renaissance Cosmo-Psychology, in Alexander of Aphrodisias in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, edited by Pietro B. Rossi, Matteo Di Giovanni, and Andrea A. Robiglio (Turnhout: Brepols, 2020) (Studia artistarum 45), 175-193.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel (with Bardi, Alberto): La quaestio ‘An terra moveatur an quiescat’ di Giovanni Regiomontano, in Acta Conventus Neolatini Albasitensis, Proceedings of the Seventeenth International Congress of Neo-Latin Studies (Albacete 2018), ed. by Florian Schaffenrath and María Teresa Santamaría Hernández (Leiden: Brill, 2020), 440-450.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel (with Bardi, Alberto): The Disputational Culture of Renaissance Astronomy: Johannes Regiomontanus’s An terra moveatur an quiescat, in Early Modern Disputations and Dissertations in an Interdisciplinary and European Context, ed. Robert Seidel (Leiden: Brill, 2020), 233-254.
• Nydia Pineda de Ávila, “La cultura visual astronómica desde algunos fragmentos de la biblioteca de Carlos de Siguenza y Góngora”, in Marina Garone Gravier and Mauricio Sánchez Menchero (eds.), Todos mis libros. Reflexiones en torno a las bibliotecas personales en México y América Latina, Mexico: Centro de Investigaciones Interdisciplinarias en Ciencias y Humanidades-Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México: 2020 (pp. 53-74). Open access
• Prins, Jacomien, ‘Sympathy in Early Modern Thought’, in: Dana Jalobeanu and Charles T. Wolfe (eds.), Encyclopedia of Early Modern Philosophy and the Sciences, Springer Online Encyclopedia (Online: 2020; Print: 2021).
• Prins, Jacomien, ‘Heavenly Journeys: Marsilio Ficino and Girolamo Cardano on Scipio’s Dream’, Aither: Journal for the Study of the Greek and Latin Philosophical Tradition, 2020/7, 40-57.
• Rutkin, H Darrel; Robichaud, Denis J.-J. (eds.) Marsilio Ficino’s Cosmology: Sources and Reception, Bruniana e Campanelliana, 26 (2) 2020.
• Rutkin, H Darrel, “Dancing with the Stars: A Preliminary Exploration as to Whether the Astrology in Ficino’s De vita is Theurgical,” in Marsilio Ficino’s Cosmology: Sources and Reception, edited by H Darrel Rutkin and Denis J.-J. Robichaud. Bruniana & Campanelliana 26 (2020): 403-19.
• Rutkin, H Darrel, “Introduction” to Marsilio Ficino’s Cosmology: Sources and Reception (with Denis Robichaud), Bruniana & Campanelliana 26 (2020): 373-77
• Rutkin, H Darrel, “Optimus Malorum: Giovanni Pico della Mirandola’s Complex and Highly Interested Use of Ptolemy in the Disputationes adversus astrologiam divinatricem (1496), A Preliminary Survey,” in Ptolemy’s Science of the Stars in the Middle Ages, David Juste, Benno van Dalen, Dag Nikolaus Hasse and Charles Burnett, Turnhout: Brepols (Ptolemaeus Arabus et Latinus—Studies 1), 2020, 387-406.
• Storni, Marco, "Clocks and Timekeeping in Lavoisier’s Experiments on Animal Respiration. The Chemical Revolution, Its Material Culture and Taken-for-Granted Knowledge.” In: Gianenrico Bernasconi and Susanne Thürigen, Material Histories of Time. Objects and Practices, 14th-19th Centuries, p. 187-200. Berlin-Münich-Boston, De Gruyter, 2020. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110625035-013
• Storni, Marco, Review of: Shank, John Bennett. Before Voltaire: The French origins of “Newtonian” mechanics, 1680–1715. Chicago, IL and London, UK: The University of Chicago Press, 2018, ix + 444 pp. ISBN: 9780226509297. Centaurus 62, no. 3 (2020), p. 581-583. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1111/1600-0498.12281
• Wolfe, Charles; Jalobeanu, Dana (eds.): Springer Encyclopedia of Early Modern Philosophy and the Sciences (Springer Online) (2020- ongoing)
• Wolfe, Charles: Lire le matérialisme. Lyon: ENS Editions, 2020.
• Wolfe, Charles, “L’erreur vitale : antimathématisme et monstruosité chez Diderot,” Dianoia 30 (2020)
• Wolfe, Charles (w. P.-F. Moreau) “Entretien sur l’histoire du matérialisme”, Revue de synthèse, tome 141, 7e série, n° 1-2 (2020)
• Wolfe, Charles, “Le libertinage est-il une conséquence nécessaire du matérialisme? L’ontologie matérialiste face à l’éthique”, Dianoia 31 (2020)
• Wolfe, Charles; Wunderlich, Falk (eds.): Joseph Priestley: Materialism and the science of the mind – Foundations, Controversies, Reception, special issue of Intellectual History Review (30:1), 2020.

• “Is Astrology a Type of Divination?: Thomas Aquinas, the Index of Prohibited Books and the Construction of a Legitimate Astrology in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance”, International Journal of Divination and Prognostication 1 (2019): 36-74.
• Baldin, Gregorio: "Nothing but the Name of God. Hobbes on Theology and Religion", Les Dossiers du Grihl "Les dossiers de Jean-Pierre Cavaillé, Libertinage, athéisme, irréligion. Essais et bibliographie", Online 2019. ISSN électronique 1958-9247.
• Baldin, Gregorio: “Chiesa, scomunica e potestas indirecta: Sarpi e Hobbes, lettori di Marsilio e critici di Bellarmino”, Dianoia, 2019, in press.
• Baldin, Gregorio: “Filosofie della sovranità. Sarpi e Hobbes eredi di Bodin,” Giornale Critico della filosofia Italiana, 2019, in press.
• Baldin, Gregorio: “Francis Bacon’s Concept of spiritus and Thomas Hobbes,”
Rivista di Storia della Filosofia, 3/2019, in press.
• Baldin, Gregorio: "Paolo Sarpi e Hugo Grotius: un dialogo mancato? Alcune osservazioni su sovranità, Jus circa sacra e fundamentalia fidei, Isonomia, 2019, in press.
• Garau, Rodolfo (with Pietro Omodeo), Contingency and Necessity in Early Modern Science. Boston Studies in the Philosophy and History of Science, Springer. (2019).
• Garau, Rodolfo (with Pietro Omodeo), “Introduction.” in Omodeo, Pietro, and Rodolfo Garau (eds.). Contingency and Order in Early Modern Science. Springer (2019), 9-25.
• Garau, Rodolfo, “Descartes’ Physics in Le Monde and the Late-Scholastic Idea of Contingency,” in Omodeo, Pietro, and Rodolfo Garau (eds.). Contingency and Order in Early Modern Science. Springer (2019), 199-218.
• Garau, Rodolfo: “The Transformation of Final Causation: Telesio’s Theories of Selft-Preservation and Motion,” in Omodeo, Pietro Daniel (ed). Bernardino Telesio, the Natural Sciences and Medicine in the Renaissance. Brill (2019), pp.231-251.
• Garau, Rodolfo: “Mazzoni, Jacopo”, Encyclopedia of Renaissance Philosophy, ed. Marco Sgarbi, (Dordrecht: Springer, online), 2019.
• Garau, Rodolfo: “Conatus”, Encyclopedia of Early Modern Philosophy and Science, ed. Dana Jalobeanu and Charles T. Wolfe (Dordrecht: Springer, online), 2019.
• Garau, Rodolfo: (with Pietro Omodeo), Contingent Matemathics of Nature in the Renaissance: Cusanus’ Perspective, in Wissensformen bei Nicolaus Cusanus, ed. C. Bacher and M. Vollet, Regensburg: Roderer, 125–139.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, Political Epistemology: The Problem of Ideology in Science Studies (Dordrecht: Springer, 2019)
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel; Wels Volkhard (eds.) Natural Knowledge and Aristotelianism at Early Modern Protestant Universities, Wiesbaden, Harrassowitz
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel; Renn, Jürgen Science in Court Society: Giovanni Battista Benedetti’s Diversarum speculationum mathematicarum et physicarum liber (Turin, 1585), Berlin, Edition Open Access 
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel Political Epistemology: The Problem of Ideology in Science Studies, Dordrecht, Springer.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel (ed.) Bernardino Telesio and the Natural Sciences in the Renaissance, Leiden, Brill.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel; Garau, Rodolfo (eds.) Contingency and Natural Order in Early Modern Science, Boston, Springer.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel; Badino, Massimiliano (eds.), Cultural Hegemony in a Scientific World. Gramscian Concepts for the History of Science, Leiden, Brill.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, “A Cosmos without a Creator: Cesare Cremonini’s Interpretation of Aristotle’s Heaven,” in Journal of Early Modern Studies 8 (2019): 9–42.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, (with Jonathan Regier) “The Wittenberg Reception of Copernicus: At the Origin of a Scholarly Tradition,” in Natural Knowledge and Aristotelianism at Early Modern Protestant Universities, ed. Pietro Daniel Omodeo and Volkhard Wels (Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz, 2019), 83-108.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, “Introduction” to Contingency and Natural Order in Early Modern Science (Boston: Springer, 2019), ed. Pietro Daniel Omodeo and Rodolfo Garau, 9-26.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, “Practices and Theories of Contingency in Renaissance Approaches to Nature,” in Contingency and Natural Order in Early Modern Science (Boston: Springer, 2019), ed. Pietro Daniel Omodeo and Rodolfo Garau, 93-114.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, “Secundum quid and Contingentia: Scholastic Reiniscences in Early Modern Mechanics,” in Contingency and Natural Order in Early Modern Science (Boston: Springer, 2019), ed. Pietro Daniel Omodeo and Rodolfo Garau, 157-180.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, “Introduction” to Bernardino Telesio and the Natural Sciences in the Renaissance (Leiden: Brill, 2019), ed. Pietro Daniel Omodeo, 1-12.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, “Telesio and the Renaissance Debates on Sea Tides,” in Bernardino Telesio and the Natural Sciences in the Renaissance (Leiden: Brill, 2019), ed. Pietro Daniel Omodeo, 116-145.
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel, (with Rodolfo Garau) “Contingent Mathematics of Nature in the Renaissance: Cusanus’s Perspective,” in the proceedings of the conference Wissensformen bei Nicolaus Cusanus, ed. by Christiane Bacher and Matthias Vollet (Regensburg: Roderer, 2019), 129-140.
• Pineda de Ávila, Nydia, "A cometography printed in New Spain. The recreation of a genre in the colonial Americas, IMCOS: International Map Collectors’ Society Journal, 2019, 159: 18-26.
• Prins, Jacomien, Review of Ovanes Akopyan (ed.), Francesco Patrizi da Cherso: Ancient Wisdom, Natural Philosophy and Poetics in the Late Renaissance, special issue of the Intellectual History Review, Volume 29, Issue 4, December 2019, pp. 541-668, in: Bruniana & Campanelliana 2020/2, 622-625.
• Rutkin, Darrell: Sapientia Astrologica: Astrology, Magic and Natural Knowledge, ca. 1250-1800, (in the series, “Archimedes: New Studies in the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology”, ed. by Jed Z. Buchwald), Dordrecht: Springer, 3 vols. Volume I, “Medieval Structures (1250-1500): Conceptual, Institutional, Socio-Political, Theologico-Religious and Cultural.”
• Wolfe, Charles: La philosophie de la biologie avant la biologie: une histoire du vitalisme. Paris: Garnier (coll. ‘Histoire et philosophie des sciences’) 2019.
• Wolfe, Charles; Bognon-Küss, Cécilia (eds.): Philosophy of Biology before Biology. London: Routledge (Series in History and Philosophy of Biology) 2019.

• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel Soggettività, strutture, egemonie: Questioni politico-culturali in epistemologia storica in STUDI CULTURALI, vol. XV, pp. 211-234 (ISSN 1824-369X)
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel The Origin of the Idea of Material and Life Cycles in the Ancient Cosmos of Concentric Spheres in Technosphere Magazine, vol. 12 
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel Traces of an Academic Career in Renaissance Brandenburg: The Scottish Mathematician and Physician John Craig at Frankfurt on Oder in HISTORY OF UNIVERSITIES, vol. 31, pp. 130-152 (ISSN 0144-5138)
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel Visual and Verbal Commentaries in the European Renaissance: Erasmus Reinhold’s Treatment of Classical Sources on Astronomy in PHILOLOGICAL ENCOUNTERS, vol. 3, pp. 359-398 (ISSN 2451-9189)
• Omodeo, Pietro Kuhn’s Historical-Epistemological Pragmatism in Isis Journal, vol. 110 (ISSN 0021-1753) (Recensione in rivista)
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel Die wissenschaftliche Kultur des Mathematikers, Artzes und Kalendermachers Lorenz Eichstaedt (1596-1660) , Schreibkalender und ihre Autoren in Mittel-, Ost- und Ostmitteleuropa (1540-1850), Bremen, edition lumière, pp. 109-136 (ISBN 9783943245912) 
• Omodeo, Pietro Daniel Socio-Political Coordinates of Early-Modern Mechanics: A Preliminary Discussion , Emergence and Expansion of Pre-Classical Mechanics, Cham, Springer, pp. 55-78 
• Omodeo, Pietro The Social Position and Intellectual Identity of the Renaissance Mathematician-Physicist Giovanni Battista Benedetti: A Case Study in the Socio-Political History of Mechanics , Emergence and Expansion of Pre-Classical Mechanic, Cham, Springer, pp. 181-213.

This series, published by Edizioni Ca' Foscari, is devoted to the social-cultural study of early modern knowledge cultures (ca.1450-1750). It promotes source-based studies that highlight the importance of science as a collective praxis, understood as a contested field informed by political, philosophical and confessional struggles for cultural hegemony, and in connection with social and economic interests. The emphasis on the political and ethical dimensions of agency should complement existing narratives on the materials, techniques, and meanings of learned and artistic practices. Moreover, since early modern knowledge was articulated and modified through its circulation within various realms of society, including artisanal circles and academic networks, it is crucial to investigate the institutional, political, and ideological settings of early-modern knowledge cultures. In how far did political antagonisms, ideological struggles, and religious tensions hinder scientific development or underpin it? How did the modern construction of identity along confessional, linguistic, and political lines affect the ethos and epistemic values of the sciences? What hegemonic values underpinned the early modern transformation of life and knowledge production?

To deal with struggles for knowledge hegemonies implies to value political subjectivity, initiative, and action in their capacity to redirect the structural elements that emerge from history.
Among the many cultural forms of knowledge, science seems to have a tight connection with the production and reproduction of material life conditions of society, although it is closely linked to the immaterial and symbolic spheres of culture, as well. The concept of knowledge hegemony emphasizes the collective subjectivity as the driving force of political and epistemic transformations.

A special emphasis is put on the integrated presentation of sources and commentary studies. Each publication will make available (or link to) digitally available historical sources the studies are based on.