Mila Fumini is currently a research fellow at the SAGAS department of the University of Florence within the PRIN Sacrifice in the Europe of the religious conflicts and in the early modern world: comparisons, interpretations, legitimations. Graduated in Philosophy in Bologna and then received her PhD in History at University of Trento, she is scholar of archives of the modern age. She has dealt mainly with religious ego-documents, turning her attention to the phenomenology of Catholic mysticism between the medieval and modern ages. For the past few years, she has been delving into the study of digital humanities: she has been part of two national research projects, in Turin and Bologna, for which she designed and implemented the related data-bases, digital libraries and web platforms. Her research focuses on both theoretical and material aspects of mystical-ecstatic phenomena, women’s writings, and textual accounts of the semi-cultured literature. She is the author of RAGU-Research and Archives of Gastronomic Uses, a project undertaken with the goal of digitizing and studying the kitchen notebooks of postwar families.
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