Enriques e la didattica della matematica

Auditore, Aldo

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“…Therefore, archives close to the communities are involved, offering information that can be observed and studied at first hand in the archives of one's own community. This type of documentation is preserved in those immense granaries of history, constituted by parish archives with their precious canonical registers and in the often-connected archives of welfare structures, education, ancient and modern cooperative associations (Zito, 2001).…”

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“…For in-depth studies on the issues concerning the use of traditional archival sources and the interaction with teaching, I refer to the following citations in the bibliography:(Bongarzone, 2013),(Cavazzana Romanelli, 2001-2002,(Cavazzana Romanelli, 2001),,(Cavazzana Romanelli, 2000, Archilab),(Cavazzana Romanelli, 1980),(Cavazzana Romanelli et al, 2014),(Cavazzana Romanelli et al, 2004),(Ceccariglia, 2010),(Mattozzi, 2000),(Orsi, 1992),(Osbat, 2003),(Pitocco, 1985),(Vitali, 2004),(Zanni Rosiello, 1987),(Zito, 2001).…”

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Ecclesiastical Archives: A Source for History and a History of Sources. A project on Public History Teaching

Di Pinto

2023

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Ecclesiastical and religious archives are those that reflect the multifaceted activities of theCatholic Church. A teaching project on documentary sources kept in ecclesiastical archives is herewith presented with the aim to be implemented in cooperation with the school library. The Pontifical Commission for the Cultural Heritage of the Church published a circular letter on the pastoral function of ecclesiastical archives in which it is stated that archives were considered to be the places of memory of Christian communities and cultural factors for the new evangelisation. The ancient documents 'bear witness to the life and works of the church and together form a unique, essential and irreplaceable documentation, which is primarily intended to serve the church itself but also deserves to be preserved for the benefit of Historical Studies'. However, given their nature, these archives represent a very suitable source to develop school projects that can be carried out both in classrooms and in libraries.

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