/library/oar/handle/123456789/106133 2026-06-12T04:10:00Z 2026-06-12T04:10:00Z /library/oar/handle/123456789/128750 2024-11-12T06:44:21Z 2024-01-01T00:00:00Z

Title: Enduring ephemera : an exhibition of rare pamphlets from the UM Library's Archives and Rare Books Collection Abstract: This exhibition of 70 pamphlets from the UM Library’s Archive collection aims to bring to light the diverse nature of this collection, consisting of pamphlets on a wide variety of topics ranging from accounts of maritime skirmishes during the time of the Order of St. John, to scientific papers and tourist guides printed in the early 1900s, leaflets for catechesis, political pamphlets calling for fairer conditions at the hands of the colonial government and debating the issue of the “language question”, and a number of other topics of interest. While most of the items on display were printed in Malta it is of added interest to note the range of languages used in these slim publications - including Italian, English, Portuguese, Spanish and earlier un-standardised versions of written Maltese.; Din l-esebizzjoni, li hi magħmula minn sebgħin ktejjeb meħudin mill-kollezzjoni tal-Arkivji tal-Librerija tal-Università ta’ Malta, għandha l-għan li titfa’ dawl fuq ilvarjetà wiesgħa ta’ din il-kollezzjoni, li tikkonsisti minn ktejbiet dwar suġġetti diversi li jvarjaw minn informazzjoni fuq ġlidiet marittimi matul iż-żmien tal-Ordni ta’ San Ġwann, għal studji xjentifiċi u gwidi għat-turisti, ipprintjati fil-bidu tas-seklu dsatax, fuljetti għall-katekiżmu, ktejbiet politiċi bl-għajta għal kundizzjonijiet aktar ġusti mill-Gvern kolonjali, u dibattiti fuq ilkwistjoni tal-lingwa, fost suġġetti ta’ interess oħrajn. Għad li ħafna minn dawn il-pubblikazzjonijiet esebiti kienu ppubblikati hawn Malta, wieħed jista’ jinnota li dawn inkitbu b’diversi lingwi - fosthom bit-Taljan, bl-Ingliż, bil-Portugiż, bl- Ispanjol u b’ortografija Maltija li ma kinitx għadha ġiet standardizzata.

2024-01-01T00:00:00Z /library/oar/handle/123456789/109279 2024-04-25T09:05:43Z 2023-01-01T00:00:00Z

Title: ‘In-nisa Maltin’ Agatha Barbara & her times Abstract: Il-wirja ‘In-Nisa Maltin’ Agatha Barbara and Her Times’, hija kollaborazzjoni bejn il-Librerija tal-Università ta’ Malta u d-Dipartiment tal-Istorja fi ħdan il-Fakultà tal-Arti, fuq inizjattiva tal-Pro Rettriċi Prof. Carmen Sammut. Din il-wirja tiċċelebra l-ħajja tas-Sna Barbara minn tfulitha, il-bidu tal-karriera politika tagħha sakemm inħatret l-ewwel President tar-Repubblika ta’ Malta fl-1982, sa tmiem il-Presidenza tagħha fl-1987. Fost l-affarijiet esibiti nsibu għadd ta’ ritratti flimkien ma’ xi effimera minn ħafna vjaġġi li hija għamlet madwar id-dinja.; The exhibition ‘In-Nisa Maltin’ Agatha Barbara and Her Times, is a collaboration between the UM Library and the Department of History within the Faculty of Arts, on the initiative of Pro-Rector Prof. Carmen Sammut. The exhibition celebrates Ms Barbara’s life from her childhood, and through her political career, including her appointment as Malta’s first female President of the Republic in 1982, ending with the end of her Presidency in 1987. Among the exhibited items are photographs of Ms Barbara together with ephemera from her many travels across the world.

2023-01-01T00:00:00Z /library/oar/handle/123456789/103964 2023-02-08T10:52:32Z 2022-01-01T00:00:00Z

Title: Ninu Cremona : ħajtu u ħidmietu Abstract: Il-wirja “Ninu Cremona: ħajtu u ħidmietu” tfakkar il-50 sena mill-mewt ta’ Ninu Cremona. Fost ix-xogħlijiet esebiti, wieħed jista’ japprezza Il-Fidwa tal-Bdiewa bħala manuskritt, xi korrispondenzi, u saħansitra kitbiet dwar Cremona u ħidmietu, minn xi kittieba u skulari. Din il-wirja tinkludi wkoll studji fl-oqsma tal-lingwa, il-bijografija, u l-folklor. Il-manuskritti tat-tliet volumi tiegħu dwar terminoloġija teknika bil-Malti wkoll jinsabu għall-wiri.; The exhibition “Ninu Cremona: his life and works” commemorates the 50th year of Ninu Cremona’s passing. It comprises literary works such as his poetic drama Il-Fidwa tal-Bdiewa in manuscript form, correspondence, together with writings by fellow writers and scholars about Cremona and his work. The exhibition also presents some of his works on language, biography, and folklore. The manuscripts of his three volumes on Maltese technical terminology are also on display.

2022-01-01T00:00:00Z /library/oar/handle/123456789/8314 2023-02-08T10:51:55Z 2016-02-08T00:00:00Z

Title: PLAS nature photography study tour exhibition Abstract: The Centre for the Liberal Arts and Sciences (CLAS), in collaboration with the University of Malta Library, is organizing an exhibition featuring photographs taken by seven students who followed the ‘Nature Photography Study Tour’ (LAS3003) within the University’s Programme in the Liberal Arts and Sciences (PLAS). The exhibition, which will be set up in the University Library’s foyer, will be inaugurated on 8 February and will run through 18 March. The photographs were taken in Sicily between the 12 and 14 June 2015. Coordinated by Mr Guido Bonett, who is also curating the exhibition, the study tour enabled the participants to experience and practice photography in conditions and habitats that are not typically found in the Maltese Islands. The first outing was to Bosco di Malabotta, a nature reserve in Messina, considered to be one of the last remaining natural woodland in Sicily. This was followed by Rocche Dell’Argimusco, a site characterized by the rock formations found here and the surrounding meadows, which provided the group with plenty of opportunities to photograph various species of butterflies. The second day saw the group travel to Syracuse to visit Riserva Naturale Pantalica - Valle Dell’Anapo, a UNESCO site. This impressive range of gorges, with waterfalls, lakes and streams, provided an adequate environment to photograph dragonflies, damselfies, wall lizards and a host of different flora. The last day of the tour was spent exploring parts of the Mount Etna National Park in the province of Catania. The black stark landscape provided the group with extraordinary opportunities for landscape photography.

2016-02-08T00:00:00Z