luisa.andriollo@gmail.com; luisa.andriollo@unipi.it
Laurea specialistica in Scienze dell’antichità, Università di Pisa (2008). Dottorato di ricerca in Storia, tesi in cotutela, Università di Pisa e Université Paris IV Sorbonne (2013). Hannah Seeger Davis Postdoctoral Research Fellow presso il Center for Hellenic Studies dell’Università di Princeton (2015-2016). Insignita della medaglia Charles et Marguerite Diehl dell’Académie des Inscriptions et Belles Lettres per il libro Constantinople et les provinces d’Asie Mineure, IXe-XIe siècle. Administration impériale, sociétés locales et rôle de l’aristocratie (2017). Ricercatrice post-dottorale presso l’Università di Bamberg, ERC Starting Grant A.C.O. (The Proceedings of the Ecumenical Councils from Oral Utterance to Manuscript Edition as Evidence for Late Antique Persuasion and Self-Representation Techniques, 2016-2020). Docente a contratto di storia bizantina presso la Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität di Monaco (2018-2019). Borsista della Gerda Henkel Stiftung (2020-2021). Dal marzo 2021 ricercatrice RTD-A (L-FIL-LET/07, civiltà bizantina) presso l’Università di Pisa.
Progetti di ricerca
Poesia d’occasione e società aristocratica a Bisanzio (X-XII sec.);
produzione, circolazione e ricezione di verbali documentari in epoca tardo antica (in particolare nell’ambito della corte imperiale);
polemica interreligiosa e relazioni fra Bisanzio e l’Islam (XII-XIII secolo).
Pubblicazioni
Monografie
Constantinople et les provinces d’Asie Mineure, IXe-XIe siècle. Administration impériale, sociétés locales et rôle de l’aristocratie, Lovanio-Parigi-Bristol CT 2017.
Articoli
Il De Creta capta di Teodosio Diacono fra epos storico ed encomio imperiale, in Rivista di Studi Bizantini e Neoellenici n.s. 47 (2011), pp. 31-56.
Les Kourkouas (IXe-XIe siècle), in Studies in Byzantine Sigillography 11 (2012), pp. 57-87.
Aristocracy and Literary Production in the Tenth Century, in The Author in Middle Byzantine Literature, Modes, Functions and Identities, ed. by A. Pizzone, Boston 2014, pp. 119-138.
Constantinople et les provinces d’Asie Mineure, ixe-xie siècle. Administration impériale, sociétés locales et rôle de l’aristocratie, Lovanio-Parigi-Bristol CT 2017.
(con S. Métivier), Quel rôle pour les provinces dans la domination aristocratique au XIe siècle ?, in J.-Cl. Cheynet, B. Flusin (eds.), À la suite de Paul Lemerle. L’humanisme byzantine et les études sur le XIe siècle quarante ans après (Collège de France, Paris 23-26 octobre 2013), Paris 2017, pp. 1-24.
Le charme du rebelle malheureux: Georges Maniakès dans les sources grecques du XIe siècle, in B. Caseau, V. Prigent, A. Sopracasa (eds.), Οὗ δῶρόν εἰμι τὰς γραφὰς βλέπων νόει, Mélanges Jean-Claude Cheynet, Paris 2017, pp. 1-12.
Nicholas Kallikles’ epitaph for the sebastos Roger: the success of a Norman chief at the court of Alexios I Komnenos, in Medioevo Greco 18 (2018), pp. 1-17.
Imperial adlocutiones to the army: performance, recording and functions (2nd-4th centuries CE), in Göttingen Forum für Altertumswissenschaft 21 (2018), pp. 67-99.
Imperial Adjudication in Late Antiquity: Evolutions and Perceptions in the Light of Documentary Evidence, in Studia Historica. Historia Antigua 38 (2020), 245-272.
Imperial interventions in late antique Church councils in literary sources and documentary records. Evolutions in the circulation of conciliar documents and the case of Chalcedon, in Millennium 18 (2021), in corso di stampa.
Status aristocratico e visibilità letteraria femminile nella Costantinopoli del XII secolo. Spose, madri e vedove negli epigrammi di Nicola Callicle, in M.E. Pomero et al. (ed.), Il potere dell’immagine e della parola. Elementi distintivi dell’aristocrazia femminile da Roma a Bisanzio, Spoleto 2021, in corso di stampa.
Tre contributi (“Nicholas Kallikles: The Stranger and the Tomb: Funerary Verses for Andronikos Palaiologos Doukas”; “Nicholas Kallikles: Epigrams on a Saint George Sculpted on Marble”; “Two Epigrams on an Icon of the Theotokos Adorned by the Emperor John II Komnenos”) in F. Spingou (ed), Sources for Byzantine Art History. Volume 3. The Visual Culture of Later Byzantium (1081–c.1350), Cambridge 2021 [in corso di stampa]
Recensioni
Nilsson and P. Stephenson (eds.), Wanted Byzantium. The Desire for a Lost Empire, Uppsala 2014, in Medioevo Greco 16 (2016), 508-511.
Betancourt and M. Taroutina (eds.), Byzantium/Modernism. The Byzantine as Method in Modernity, Leiden 2015, in Medioevo Greco 17 (2017), 457-460.
Bucossi and A. Rodriguez Suarez (eds.), John II Komnenos, Emperor of Byzantium: In the Shadow of Father and Son, London – New York 2016, in Plekos 19 (2017), 365-374.
Hebblewhite, The Emperor and the Army in the Later Roman Empire, AD 235-395, London – New York 2017, in Plekos 20 (2018), 441-446.
Benoit-Meggenis, L’empereur et le moine. Les relations du pouvoir impérial avec les monastères à Byzance (ixe-xiiie siècle), Lyon 2017, in Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales 74/1 (2019), 184-186.