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Synonyms and antonyms of confessionalismo in the Italian dictionary of synonyms

We welcome contributions in English or Italian. Please submit a brief abstract words and a short biographical blurb to Alessia Colarossi acolarossi ufl. The purpose of the panel is to investigate how a layman like Dante had access to literary culture, in a time and place Florence, where there were relatively few books and the circulation of culture was mainly controlled by clerics. We are soliciting papers that explore themes relating to Dante's intellectual formation, namely: Please submit your abstract words max. Italian Renaissance Digital Labs.

Scholars of Renaissance increasingly find themselves using information technology IT , revealing how modern computational tools can cut across disciplines to not only provide new tools, but also new methodological focal points. There is, for example, an increasing interest in preserving physical artifacts, documents, and materials. Many disciplines are working on elaborating forms of data management in order to re-represent and manipulate sources and reveal properties and traits not evident when the artifact was in its native form.

The challenge is to create robust method and effective visual tools that are simple to use and allow humanists to analyze the complex social, cultural, and artistic issues of early modern age. This panel aims to bring together scholars working on early modern studies with the support of IT in order to explore the intersection of computational methods with Renaissance studies and innovative approaches in the field of digital humanities. We invite paper proposals that explore any topic related to the study and teaching of the Renaissance and its intersection with the digital humanities, presenting their work or work-in-progress project formulating specialized topics and emerging hot research topics new areas, new problems or new methods.

In particular, topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following: The language of the conference is English. Presentation abstracts, including title, brief abstract words , and short biographical blurb should be submitted by December 19, to fbortole umn. Derek Duncan University of St.

Contemporary writers on Italian colonialism - in literature, history, etc. Have we exhausted our approaches to this versatile novel? Please send proposals including title, abstract words , and short bios to mattia. Music Bridges in Italian Studies. In the last few years, there has been a significant interest in Italian music as demonstrated by a robust, yet increasing number of publications on this topic, as well as by themed issues of academic journals, and themed conferences. This session aims to continue this conversation and to discover further connections between music and literature, music and other arts, music and politics, music and society.

Contributions on the interactions between literature and lyrics, and on the relationship between lyrics and a hypotext are particularly welcome. Contributions on other music genres, soundtracks, music and media are also welcome. Please send proposals including title, abstract words , and short bios to mmugnai wcupa. This panel aims to explore 20th-century experimental works of all genres, characterized by a non-normative approach to language or the act of writing itself.

Please send a word abstract and a brief bio to Gianluca Rizzo grizzo colby.

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Contemporary Representations of the Struggle for Powe r. This panel aims to explore contemporary representations of such aspects of power through cinema, literature, and media in Italy as well as abroad. We welcome papers analyzing representations of the most unsettling aspects of power taken from contemporary sources, for example: The analysis does not necessarily have to refer to Machiavelli. Please send a word abstract and a short biographical blurb to Andrea Polegato Andrea.

Between the Color Line: The Troublemakers of Italian Capitalism: Industrialists and Culture in the Postwar Era and Beyond. Rachel Love New York University. We examine how individuals such as Adriano Olivetti, Enrico Mattei, Giuseppe Luraghi, Giovanni Pirelli, Alberto Mondadori and Giangiacomo Feltrinelli engaged with literary journals, artistic patronage, urban planning, and political action.

Please send a word abstract in English or Italian, a brief biography, and AV requests to: Reimagining the Long s in Italy. Juliet Guzzetta Michigan State University. The period between in Italy continues to intrigue writers, film-makers, and critics alike.

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Though the notorious terrorism of the time often lends itself to profitable forms of drama whether on screen, in live performance, or in print, there has also been a turn towards honoring and exploring the many peaceful advances that developed alongside gestures of violence. This panel seeks to explore those forms of culture e. Please send a title, a words abstract and a brief bio in Italian or English, with AV requests to Juliet Guzzetta guzzetta msu. The Landscape of Reality: The Cinema of Gianfranco Rosi. Alberto Zambenedetti University of Toronto. The purpose of the panel is to investigate different aspects of Rosi's cinema.

Italian Food Culture in the Classroom. This panel aims to host different and creative approaches to using food as the means of presenting Italian culture and literature, establishing comparisons with other cultures, and raising awareness among our students on sensitive topics, such as health and environmental issues. Trauma and the Body. The way in which traumatic memory has shaped narratives, contributing at the same time to the process of witnessing and survival of traumatized individuals has been widely investigated in literary and cinematographic productions, especially in relation to extreme historical events such as the Shoah and postcolonial studies.

Nonetheless trauma does not only have repercussion on the cognitive and emotional system, but itprofoundly affects the body; many symptoms of traumatized individuals are somatically based. This panel explores the relationship between trauma and the body in literary, cinematic and photographic production in Italian studies. How does the body inform the experience of trauma? In which way does the traumatized body emerge in literary and visual works and to what extent, if any, traumatized artists use their own body as mean for working through and out traumatic experiences?

Finally, what is the relationship of trauma and the body to wider systems of power and oppression? Any approach is welcome. In Celebration of Dario Fo Over his long career in television, theater, and in public life, the Nobel laureate Dario Fo inspired millions of people to reflect upon issues of justice and human decency with humor and grace. He and Franca Rame tirelessly fought to create and re-create spaces where ordinary people could consider issues of social and political importance.

This panel welcomes papers analyzing work related to Dario Fo. This session's purpose is to explore the ways in which technological inventions during the Age of Industrialization were dealt with in Italian literature. What was the role of the photographic camera, the train, electricity, automata, the telegraph, the telephone, and of the film camera in prose fiction as well as poetry alongside the axis Leopardi-Scapigliatura-Carducci-Verga-Serao-Pirandello?

Did these devices and the new technologies of European Industrialization have an impact on the writing of fiction in Italy, and, if yes, how? If not, or only to a limited extent, then what does such an absence or indifference suggest? The panel welcomes contributions that are at the intersection of literature, media studies, ecocriticism, history, sound and visual studies.

Papers comparing Italian works to those of other European, Latin or North American authors are also welcome. Paper proposals on the Futurists will be considered, but are not the primary scope of this session. This panel invites interventions that engage the crisscrossing discourses of the queer, the exile and the migrant.

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In the Italian context, queerness has often been figured in terms of space. Indeed, terms like periferia and confino have been used both to stand for and to contain queer embodiments. At the same time, writers from Pier Vittorio Tondelli to Franco Buffoni, have represented the extra-national horizon as place that oversteps the limits of home. Queer Desire in the Early Modern.

Sole Anatrone Welseyan University. This panel turns its gaze to that earlier time, when the peninsula was quivering with artistic and intellectual revolution. Queer Pedagogy in the Italian Classroom. As both scholars and educators, our teaching practices are informed by our intellectual and research concerns. This roundtable opens a space for a discussion of the intersections between queer theory, queer identity and pedagogy in the language classroom as well the literature, history and culture classrooms. Some questions to consider include: All reflections on this topic are welcome.

Participants will be asked to circulate several questions in advance, to which each participant can respond during the session. We also look forward to active audience participation. Born of a need to represent the unrepresented, it remains imperative that these caucuses renegotiate, redefine, and reframe their missions and roles both in the academic community and outside of it.

The shared interest in questions of gender, identity and sexuality bring these two groups together, and our overlapping membership reflects this, as do the interconnected histories of Italian feminist and queer activisms. Unlike traditional roundtable panels, participants of this roundtable will engage in active conversation with their fellow roundtablists as well as with the audience. They will be asked to think up and circulate several questions in advance that each member will then have time to respond to during the session. Religion and Spirituality in Italian Modernism.

This session aims to explore the relationship between literary modernism and various forms of religious and spiritual discourse. Topics may include, among others, the use of symbols and icons from various religious traditions in the secular avant-garde; the influence and re-interpretation of the Catholic tradition in authors as diverse as D'Annunzio, Tozzi, Pea or Palazzeschi; the debate on sacred art in the s and '30s and the intervention of the Catholic Church within it; the fascination with alternative forms of spirituality, from eastern religions to spiritualism; the avant-garde and the interventionist politics of anticlericalism; artistic expressions of spiritual conversion and mourning after World War I.

To propose a paper, please submit a title, brief abstract words and biographical note to Monica Jansen [ m. La Grande Guerra Representations of Italy in the exhibitions and congress and their effects on Nation Building 19thth century. The nation building in Italy — as elsewhere — was not only an internal phenomenon. As demonstrated by the transnational studies, which contributed to the renewal of the historiography of the Risorgimento, this process took place abroad as well.

The present session aims at analysing how Italians represented themselves as a nation in international meetings, such as world fair, international exhibition or congresses. A special attention will be paid to writers, scientists, professors, filmmakers who took advantage from these international events to promote new Italy or their own field of knowledge or art, by presenting the last achievements of the country or publicizing a new narrative of Italy as Unified Nation. Applications may deal with the 19th century, when this effort was part of the process of political unification, as well as the 20th century, when new forms of nationalism developed during the Great War, fascism or the Republican era.

Anna Cellinese Princeton University. Giorgio Alberti Dartmouth College. The deadline is January 15, I am seeking three or four participants for a roundtable on The Wiley-Blackwell Companion to Italian Cinema , which will be published in March. I would provide a brief introduction and raise some issues arising from the anthology and would like the participants and members of the audience to take it from there.

One self-reflexive question that occurs to me: What exactly are the aims of theory and what is the nature of knowledge and critical assessment from the point of view of the new millennium? How are these reflected in Italian cinema studies? Naturally, far more concrete questions arise from the anthology as well. This panel invites papers that explore the works of writers belonging to multiple language worlds who choose to write in Italian.

This session explores the soundscape of modernity in Italy in all its transnational resonance and invites a conversation about the ever-changing scientific, social, and artistic production of sound and aurality as a subjective and collective human practice and artifact. The scope is to investigate sound in its sensorial, creative, technological, and capitalistic declinations and innovations across the 20 th and 21 st century so as to underscore the significance that sound occupies in the ephemerality of life—as we humans can never close our ears—in the making and experiencing of aesthetic expressivity, cultures and modes of listening, and in the enduring deployment of political schemes and memes through sonic means.

Themes may range but are not limited to: Stephanie Pilat University of Oklahoma. Each subsequent Italian government from the Monarchy to the Republic sponsored a range of projects designed to win support from and, in many cases, foster control over the citizenry. From the Vittoriano in Rome, to colonial settlements and new towns, architecture and urbanism were key tools through which Italian governments reflected their ideals and constructed their power.

Throughout the interwar period, for example, practitioners debated Italian identity through exhibitions and publications, as well as public commissions. The fact that so many progressive ideas were realized in service to the fascist regime remains curious and controversial today. This session proposes to examine the ways in which political power has shaped the built landscape of Italy in the modern era.

How, for example, have designs ranging from the scale of urban planning to the scale of domestic interiors and material choices, been used as tools for political agendas and modernization campaigns? How has urban design and land speculation been used to regulate everyday life and control social interactions? Finally, how has architecture been used to reflect political ideologies and changing notions of Italian identity?

Doctoral students researching every aspect of Italian Studies are invited to present their current dissertation work-in-progress. This panel has a twofold aim: War in the feminine perspective. Women in wars and at war.

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We invite proposals for papers in the following or related areas. Send a word abstract, a biographical note no more than words , and requests for audio-visual equipment to Emanuela Zanotti Carney at ezcarney uic. Monica Facchini Colgate University.

Please send proposals including title, abstract words , and short bio to mfacchini colgate. Modelli educativi nella letteratura per le bambine: Dalla Contessa Lara a Giana Anguissola. Cosetta Seno University of Colorado at Boulder. Sono incoraggiati gli approcci di tipo ineterdisciplinare. Anna Maria Ortese, nel suo percorso poetico, ha rivisitato e trasformato tutti i generi letterari da lei esplorati: Il reportage, la fiaba, l'autobiografia, il romanzo storico, il romanzo giallo.

Such questions might include, but are not limited to, the following: News from our Members. Editorial and Advisory Board. New Approaches in Capuana Studies Organizers: Italian Post Apocalyptic Narratives Organizer: Roberto Risso Clemson University, South Carolina T he rising interest for so many aspects of the so called post apocalyptic literature, cinema and graphic novels could be the beginning of a prospering interdisciplinary and transnational genre which is not just science fiction.

Innovative Approaches to Teaching Italian Organizers: Emilio Colombo DePaul University, Chicago Invaluable contributions of Italian historians, Jesuit missionaries, educators, patrons influenced the development of Universities in California. The field of Italian critical thought is intended as broadly interdisciplinary. Examples may include but are not limited to: Send a word abstract, a brief biographical note, and requests for audio-visual equipment to Andrea Righi at righia miamioh. The deadline is December 15, Levy Pennsylvania State University This roundtable session will create a forum in which to share examples of good practice in the incorporation of technology in Italian language courses.

Intersections between politics, society, and culture in Italy during the First Republic Organizers: Marco Marino Sant'Anna Institute This session focuses on the examination of the Italian cultural context in the second half of the XX century; analyzed from a literary, artistic, and social point of view.

Intersections and Interactions in Italian culture Organizers: Lucia Gemmani Indiana University This panel seeks to explore the intertwining of epic, romance and novel in Italian culture from the Middle Ages to present day. In order to further the scholarship of Bakhtin, Jameson, Doody, and Fusillo, we welcome investigations of the broad presence and reciprocal influence of the three literary forms. What motivates their contaminations? What emerges from the collisions of these different styles and worldviews within the Italian cultural context?

We welcome contributions that explore these synergies and contradictions throughout the history of Italian literature as well as different forms of representation - including but not limited to visual arts, cinema, theatre, television and folk culture. Methods and Priorities Organizers: TBA Recent years have seen an expansion of Italian Screen Studies along with a greater reflexivity, as methods are chosen to serve particular analytical, historical, or political purposes. These roundtables will consider what the research priorities for Italian Screen Studies should be and debate the best ways to serve those priorities.

Filmic and Photographic Interventions Organizer: Si prega di mandare un abstract di parole in italiano o in inglese, una bibliografia preliminare e una breve nota biografica entro il 6 gennaio a achille.

Synonyms and antonyms of confessionalismo in the Italian dictionary of synonyms

Alberto Zambenedetti University of Toronto. Which are the common traits of European culture? Juliet Guzzetta Michigan State University. Other aspects of this complex film remain to be elucidated. What value systems do we propose? Topics may include, among others, the use of symbols and icons from various religious traditions in the secular avant-garde; the influence and re-interpretation of the Catholic tradition in authors as diverse as D'Annunzio, Tozzi, Pea or Palazzeschi; the debate on sacred art in the s and '30s and the intervention of the Catholic Church within it; the fascination with alternative forms of spirituality, from eastern religions to spiritualism; the avant-garde and the interventionist politics of anticlericalism; artistic expressions of spiritual conversion and mourning after World War I. This roundtable welcomes proposals focusing on the importance of self-assessment and self-correction in Italian language classrooms of all levels.

Italian and European Identities Organizer: Strengths and Contributions Organizers: The importance of self-assessment and self-correction in the Italian classroom Organizer: Stella Mattioli University of Virginia This roundtable welcomes proposals focusing on the importance of self-assessment and self-correction in Italian language classrooms of all levels. Transmediality in Italian Popular Culture Organizers: Paola Bonifazio The University of Texas at Austin This panel will explore the history of Italian popular culture through the lens of transmediality.

Current practices and future challenges Organizers: TBA Papers are sought that address the discourse of travel, identity and the individual in Italian culture. Possible topics might include: Making Sense of It All Organizer: Luigi Gussago but I would be happy to include anyone interested P apers are sought that address a century of Italian war narratives WWI to the present in fiction, non-fiction, film or other media.

Fascism and war Women at war, women against war Heroes and antiheroes Pacifist authors Resistance narratives Stories of desertion War and the environment War and science-fiction Comic representations of war, etc. Michael Maher This panel seeks contributions on the popular vernacular literature of the Quattrocento fiorentino. The curriculum of the Italian program in the 21 st century Organizer: Francesca Seaman The Italian program today is responsible for forming global citizens: Dante and Women Organizers: Chiodo, Streifer We solicit papers that explore themes of female characterization in the Comedy in addition to papers examining female performance, readership, and scholarship that draw on Dante's work.

New Reflections on Italian Futurism Organizers: Luca Somigli University of Toronto This session seeks new and emerging interpretations of all aspects of Italian Futurism, from considerations of avant-garde experimentation in various media to the role of individual writers and artists, both major and minor, in shaping the movement. Italian Comics in their Historical Context Organizer: Roundtable on Italian Program Administration Organizers: TBA The purpose of the panel is to investigate how a layman like Dante had access to literary culture, in a time and place Florence, where there were relatively few books and the circulation of culture was mainly controlled by clerics.

Italian Renaissance Digital Labs Organizers: TBA Scholars of Renaissance increasingly find themselves using information technology IT , revealing how modern computational tools can cut across disciplines to not only provide new tools, but also new methodological focal points. Between online exhibition and research tool: Contemporary Representations of the Struggle for Powe r Organizer: TBA The period between in Italy continues to intrigue writers, film-makers, and critics alike.

The Cinema of Gianfranco Rosi Organizers: Italian Food Culture in the Classroom Organizer: Trauma and the Body Organizer: In Celebration of Dario Fo Organizer: TBA This panel invites interventions that engage the crisscrossing discourses of the queer, the exile and the migrant. Receive our Sunday newsletter. By proceeding, you are agreeing to our Terms and Conditions. Please note that we moderate comments to ensure the conversation remains topically relevant. We appreciate well-informed comments and welcome your criticism and insight.

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