Delighted to announce online publication of Gur Zak's 'Pitying Antiochus: Italian Humanism and the Philology of Compassion' @Soc4ItalStudies https://t.co/QVgpcfI9Mm
The culmination of the Dante Studies events at 2024 @Soc4ItalStudies conference : the launch of 'Dante's "Vita Nova". A Collaborative Reading' @UNDPress
With @h_m_webb Tristan Key, Zyg Baranski, Simon Gilson and Catherine Keen
https://t.co/N0q0u4ZtHz So happy to see this out! Congratulations to @FedeColuzzi and @tristanjkay for leading the charge on thinking Dante Centenaries! @BibDant And a wonderful review of @Kathpow 's book!
Looking forward to taking part in this tomorrow:
Dante and the Divine Comedy: Conversations around Interpretations in Movement, Music and Performance
Friday May 10th at University College London
https://t.co/cR1ckHsUcZ
The special issue 79.1 of Italian Studies is online! Edited by Olga Campofreda and Francesco Chianese, it investigates Italian authors, screenwriters, and directors on the move, focusing on the evolving nature of the coming-of-age story.
https://t.co/sF5POW7JSq
We're hiring! Join the team as our Digital Communications Assistant 🤳
You will assist with day-to-day digital marketing including social media, e-marketing and the Kettle's Yard website.
Apply before 22 May: https://t.co/8dlq1QpiNf
The Eduardo Saccone PhD Scholarship in Italian Literature now open for applications at UCC. Please share widely - they treat their PhDs very well, and there is a real sense of community and collegiality in the group.
https://t.co/8KR3q4k6wh
So looking forward to celebrating the publication of Dante's "Vita nova": A Collaborative Reading (University of Notre Dame Press, 2023)
tomorrow at the Notre Dame London Global Gateway, Saturday, 4 May, between 11.00-12.30. @UNDPress https://t.co/qZCW8HbROQ
Was somewhat bemusedly listening to a colleague tell me about his great interest in commas, only to realise belatedly that he was saying 'commerce'. 12 years are clearly not adequate for an American to learn to understand British pronunciation.
We are delighted that the University of Cambridge ranked 1st for Modern Languages and 2nd for Linguistics in the QS World University Rankings for 2024 (as indeed was also the case in 2023)🎉
I was interviewed for this in Covid times, when I hadn't left my house for anything. It was surreal, but I loved talking Dante with Ric and Tori. ‘Dante: Inferno to Paradise’ Review: A Divine PBS Documentary https://t.co/4MVcwRsi1v via @WSJBooks@RicBurnsFilms@Selwyn1882
Brill’s acquisitions editor is present at the @ACLAorg conference in Montreal. Come by to browse titles, tell about new directions in your research, and let us know what your publishing needs are. This is your chance 😉 #ACLA2024
You can find more recent publications by MMLL women as ebooks on iDiscover, including:
🎞️ Céline Sciamma: Portraits by Emma Wilson
⏰ Understanding human time, edited by Kasia M. Jaszczolt
🖌️ Pontormo and the art of devotion in Renaissance Italy by Jessica A. Maratsos
We’re celebrating #InternationalWomensDay by highlighting a selection of books published by women in the MMLL Faculty in recent years!📚💪
Check them out in the library foyer!
Thanks to those who read drafts of this (esp Dr Charlotte Ross) A new article of mine in the latest Italian Studies https://t.co/5WGMLskMQK thinking abt Fascist Italy w/queerphobic events from various hist-cultural contexts is possible & helpful @Soc4ItalStudies@italianmmll