SIS Biennial Conference: Edinburgh 26-28 June 2019. Panel: The Winter of Italy's Discontent: l'identità italiana utopica e distopica negli anni '70.

Hosted in association with the School of Languages, Literatures, Cultures and Linguistics, Monash University and the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, La Trobe University, the conference was held at the Monash University Centre in Prato, Italy, on 4-7 July 2017. The conference aimed to provide an interdisciplinary platform to identify, discuss and debate those trends and turning-points which characterise advances in society, science and the arts in terms of clashes, connections and encounters. Full conference program (including abstracts) is available to download.

This conference will explore the theme of resistance in Italy looking at the literature, politics and aesthetics of innovation and subversion in Italian culture from Dante to the present. Whilst we hope to re-examine what one might designate as the classical Resistance (1943-45), we are equally interested in examining the ideas and practices challenging domineering tradition, illegitimate power and status hierarchies from early modern Italy up to now. http://www.sussex.ac.uk/languages/newsandevents/italianstudiesconference

Society for Italian Studies Biennial Conference 2019 University of Edinburgh 26-28 June 2019 Programme Welcome Benvenute! Benvenuti! Italian Studies at the University of Edinburgh are truly delighted to welcome you all to the 2019 Biennial Conference of the Society for Italian Studies. We are celebrating the Centenary of Italian at the University of Edinburgh (1919-2019), and we are proud to be hosting this major conference with nearly 300 delegates, including some of the most distinguished keynote speakers, leading academics, and inspiring students from Europe, Australia, North America and beyond. Thank you for your participation. Enjoy the Conference! The Edinburgh Team Edinburgh Team The Edinburgh team consists of staff and students of the University of Edinburgh. Lead Organisers Davide Messina Federica G Pedriali Co-Organisers Nicolò Maldina Carlo Pirozzi Information Desk Marco Palone Daniela Sannino Marialaura Aghelu Helpers Simone Calabrò Daniele Falcioni Niamh Keenan Alessandra Pellegrini De Luca Marco Ruggieri University of Ediburgh School of Literatures, Languages and Cultures Department of European Languages & Cultures 50 George Square Edinburgh EH8 9LH www.llc.ed.ac.uk/delc/italian/sis-2019 For further information, please email the Lead Organisers Davide Messina (d.messina@ed.ac.uk) and Federica G. Pedriali (f.pedriali@ed.ac.uk) Keynote Lectures On Ulysses: in Praise of Literature The Changing Fortunes of Translations Speaking in Cultures Wednesday 26 June 11:00-12:00, Room G.03 Wednesday 26 June 1:00-2:00, Room G.03 Wednesday 26 June 6:15-6:50, Scottish Parliament Lino Pertile is Carl A. Pescosolido Research Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures, Harvard University, and member of the Accademia dei Lincei, Rome. Susan Bassnett is Professor of Comparative Literature at the University of Glasgow, and Professor Emerita of Comparative Literature at the University of Warwick. Jhumpa Lahiri is Professor of Creative Writing at the Lewis Center for the Arts, Princeton. She has received several prestigious awards for her writing, including the Pulitzer Prize in 2000. Che fare per un’ecologia della letteratura? Being a Black Woman Writer in Italy Thursday 27 June 2:00-3:00, Room G.03 Friday 28 June 2:00-3:00, Room G.03 Walter Siti is a university professor, literary critic, and writer. He is the recipient of many literary awards, including the Premio Strega and the Premio Mondello in 2013. Igiaba Scego is a writer and a Fellow of the International Centre for the Humanities and Social Change, Venice, Ca’ Foscari. For more information about our five keynote speakers visit the conference website: www.llc.ed.ac.uk/delc/italian/sis-2019 Guests of Honour Conference Opening Professor Jeremy Robbins Head of the School of Literatures, Languages and Cultures University of Edinburgh Scottish Parliament Linda Fabiani MSP – Host Professor Peter Mathieson Principal of the University of Edinburgh Fabio Monaco Italian Consul General for Scotland and Northern Ireland Tony Crolla CEO of Vittoria Group Edinburgh Edinburgh Gadda Prize Winners Professor Ruth Ben-Ghiat New York University, USA Professor Teresa Fiore Montclair State University NJ, USA Professor Patrizia Guarnieri Florence University, Italy Professor Angela Borghesi Milan-Bicocca University, Italy Dr Mahtjis Duyck Forum Leonardo da Vinci, Sint Nikklas, Belgium Dr Francesco Diaco Lausanne University, Switzerland Dr Carlo Tirinanzi de Medici Trento University, Italy Opening Event Speaking in Cultures Keynote Speaker Pulitzer Prize Winner Jhumpa Lahiri Scottish Parliament, Edinburgh EH99 1SP Wednesday 26 June, 6-8pm For its sixth edition – Speaking in Cultures – the Edinburgh Gadda Prize has partnered with Italian Studies at the University of Edinburgh and the Society for Italian Studies UK. Together, we are hosting the Society’s Biennial Conference in Scotland’s capital city, bringing a celebration of intercultural dialogue to the Scottish Parliament to mark the Official Opening of the Society’s Biennial in the Centenary of Italian at Edinburgh. Admission is free, but places had to be reserved by 31 May via our Online Registration. If your name is not on the Official Guest List you will not be allowed in (sorry!) – sold out event. Dress code: Smart casual Arrival: Please enter the Scottish Parliament Building through the Visitors’ Entrance. Security opens at 5:00 – please arrive with your ID in good One hundred forty-seven monographs on all aspects time to allow for airport-style security. of contemporary Italian culture were entered in this year’s competition. Nearly 300 delegates will attend Once through security, please go the Reception Desk, where your name will be checked on the the Biennial Conference of the Society for Italian Official Guest List. Studies UK. Thirty distinguished international scholars have served as Prize Jurers. Italian Studies You will be looked after by our Parliament Events at Edinburgh is one hundred this year. Team. Once we have the all clear from them, you will be ushered through to the Garden Lobby, The dynamism of our discipline is just one of the messages we will put across on the night. In line with where our event will start at 6:00 o’ clock sharp. The our mission, as part of this year’s edition of the Prize event will be considered closed a few minutes after we want to celebrate what it takes to speak and live 6:00pm and late arrivals will not be admitted. more fluently in cultures – something We appreciate your collaboration in making this a we believe is critical to the future of our society, especially in times of fast and unpredictable cultural smooth and fast-flowing process. Do make sure you have enough time to enjoy your visit. The Scottish change. Parliament Building is a fabulous space. After the formal Welcome by our Host MSP Linda Fabiani and her Guests of Honour – the Principal of Getting to the Scottish Parliament is easy. It should take you between 15 and 25 minutes on the University of Edinburgh Professor Peter foot from 50 George Square. Bus connections are Mathieson, the Italian Consul General for Scotland not that good, so why not share a cab with other and Northern Ireland Fabio Monaco, and the delegates, the ride will cost around £6 in total. President of the Society for Italian Studies UK Please also allow up to 40 minutes to transfer from Professor Simon Gilson (Oxford) – Pulitzer Prize the Visitors’ Entrance to the Garden Lobby. There Winner Professor Jhumpa Lahiri (Princeton) will be invited to deliver her Keynote Address on becoming are other events taking place in the Parliament Building that night, and each step of the way will ambassadors for intercultural exchange and to give us a sense of where individual vision and aspiration take its time. can take us in our commitment to a world better Sponsored by: the Edinburgh Gadda Prize and the ready for cultural diversity. Vittoria Group Edinburgh Jhumpa Lahiri’s Keynote will be followed by the EVENT CONCEPT © EDINBURGH GADDA PRIZE Award Ceremony of this year’s Edinburgh Prizes www.gaddaprize.ed.ac.uk | www.gadda.ed.ac.uk – The Crolla Amato Gadda Prize (Cultural Studies; Literary Studies) and the Vittoria Group Prize Founder and Chair: Federica G. Pedriali (Scholars aged 40 or under). Honorary Presidents: Gianrico Carofiglio and Fabrizio Gifuni Conference Dinners Thursday 27 June 7:00-7:30 – Drinks Reception 7:30-9:30 – Conference Dinner Victor & Carina CONTINI 103 George Street, Edinburgh EH2 3ES From 50 George Square, Contini restaurant is approx. 25 minute walk, a taxi costs approx. £8. Please Note: there are no places available, places had to be reserved by 31 May via our Online Registration form. Friday 28 June 8:00-10:00 BERTIE’S 9 Victoria St, Edinburgh EH1 2HE From 50 George Square, Bertie’s is approx. 10 minute walk. Please Note: there are still places available. Please contact the Conference organisers. WEDNESDAY 26 THURSDAY 27 FRIDAY 28 8:00-8:30 8:30-9:00 Registration Opening Remarks – Messina, Robbins, Gilson 9:00-9:30 Registration 9:00-9:30 Registration 9:00-10:30 BLOCK 1 – Panels 1-10 SIS EXEC MEETING (3.39) 9:30-11:00 BLOCK 3 – Panels 21-30 9:30-11:00 BLOCK 6 – Panels 51-60 10:30-11:00 COFFEE BREAK – Project Room 11:00-11:30 COFFEE BREAK – Project Room 11:00-11:30 COFFEE BREAK – Project Room 11:00-12:00 BRAND LECTURE – Lino Pertile (G.03) Messina (Chair) 11:30-1:00 BLOCK 4 – Panels 31-40 11:30-1:00 BLOCK 7 – Panels 61-68 12:00-1:00 LUNCH BREAK 1:00-2:00 LUNCH BREAK 1:00-2:00 LUNCH BREAK 1:00- 2:00 KEYNOTE – Susan Bassnett (G.03) Sulis (Chair) 2:00-3:00 KEYNOTE – Walter Siti (G.03) Messina (Chair) 2:00-3:00 KEYNOTE – Igiaba Scego (G.03) Pedriali (Chair) 2:00-2:30 COFFEE BREAK with BOOK SIGNING (Lahiri) 3:00-3:30 COFFEE BREAK 3:00-3:30 COFFEE BREAK 2:30-4:00 2.30-3.30 BLOCK 2 – Panels 11-20 Conversation with Lahiri (G.03) 3:30-5:00 BLOCK 5 – Panels 41-50 CAUCUS PG – Riccobono (Chair) (3.39) 3:30-5:00 BLOCK 8 – Panels 69-72 ECR Drop-In – Ross (Chair) (3.29) 4:00-5:00 Transfer to Scottish Parliament 5:00-5:30 COFFEE BREAK 5:00-5:30 COFFEE BREAK 5:00-6:00 Scottish Parliament – Security, Registration, Internal Transfer 5:30-6:30 ROUND TABLE – Italian Theory, Italian Thought, Italian Difference Pedriali (Chair) (G.03) ROUND TABLE – What is interdisciplinarity? Pieri (Chair) (G.04) 5:30-6:30 ROUND TABLE – Italian Studies’ Futures Gilson (Chair) Closing Remarks – Gilson, Pedriali (G.03) 6:00-6:50 SPEAKING IN CULTURES Fabiani; Mathieson; Monaco; Gilson KEYNOTE – Lahiri Pedriali (Chair), Bassnett GADDA PRIZE AWARD CEREMONY 7:00-7:30 DRINKS RECEPTION – Contini Restaurant 6:30-7:30 DRINKS RECEPTION – Project Room Sponsored by Menabrea SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT RECEPTION Sponsored by Vittoria Group 7:30 Conference Dinner – Contini Restaurant 8:00 Conference Dinner – Bertie’s Restaurant 6:50-7:30 7:30-8:00 ȗRegistration remains open throughout the 3 DAYS ** 5 KEYNOTE LECTURES | 284 DELEGATES | 72 PANELS | 8 SESSION BLOCKS | 252 PAPERS Please Note: Coffee Breaks will include coffee/tea and soft drinks with a selection of biscuits, cake, and fruit. Lunch Breaks are not catered for. The Delegate Packs include suggestions for local cafés and restaurants offering special SIS Delegate Deals. 1 Programme at a Glance EDINBURGH SIS 2019 – WEDNESDAY 26 JUNE / FRIDAY 28 JUNE 2019 WEDNESDAY 26/06, 9:00-10:30 | BLOCK 1 – Panels 1-10 Panel 1 Classical and Medieval Culture in Dante – I Organisers: Giuseppe Ledda Chair: Giuseppe Ledda Speakers: Anna Pegoretti, Nicolò Maldina, Leyla Livraghi, Luca Lombardo G.01 Panel 2 Changing Bodies: Translating, Illustrating and Performing the Ovidian Myths in the Italian Renaissance Organiser: Marta Balzi Chair: Marta Balzi Speakers: Claudia Cieri Via, Giuseppe Capriotti, Michele Rossi, Luca Degl’Innocenti G.02 Panel 3 Il lettore immaginato: rappresentazioni della lettura nella tradizione letteraria italiana Organiser: Giovanna Rizzarelli Chair: Cristina Savettieri Speakers: Federica Pich, Giovanna Rizzarelli, Olivia Santovetti G.04 Panel 4 Artistic Explorations of the Object in Italy in the Industrial Era Organiser: Martina Borghi Chair: Martina Borghi Speakers: Elena Traversa, Martina Borghi, Katherine Devine, Marzia D’Amico G.05 Panel 5 Spectral Presences in Contemporary Italian Culture Organiser: Chiara Giuliani Chair: Daragh O’Connell Speakers: Paolo Saporito, Marco Amici, Chiara Giuliani, Rebecca Walker G.06 Panel 6 Donna in itinere: l’immagine dell’italiana che cambia Organiser: Barbara Alfano Chair: Barbara Alfano Speakers: Barbara Alfano, Giovanna Caltagirone, Ombretta Frau, Maria Grazia Lolla LG.10 Panel 7 Le metamorfosi del romanzo italiano Organiser: Marco Carmello Chair: Marco Carmello Speakers: Cristina Terrile, Marco Carmello, Aurora Conde Muñoz 2.03 Panel 8 Italian Studies and the Cognitive Turn – I Organiser: Marzia Beltrami Chair: Marzia Beltrami Speakers: Guido Furci, Cecilia Piantanida, Marilina Ciaco, Marzia Beltrami 2.39 Panel 9 Explorations in Cinematic and Urban Practice Organiser: Ruth Glynn Chair: Ruth Glynn Speakers: Giuseppe Palazzolo, Damien Pollard, Ruth Glynn, Ellie Crabtree 3.03 Panel 10 1947 Organiser: Alberto Comparini, Salvatore Renna Chair: Alberto Comparini Speakers: Alberto Comparini, Salvatore Renna, Matteo Moca, Sara Da Ronch 3.54 2 Block 1 – Panels 1-10 EDINBURGH SIS 2019 – WEDNESDAY 26 JUNE / FRIDAY 28 JUNE 2019 WEDNESDAY 26/06, 2:30-4:00 | BLOCK 2 – Panels 11-20 Panel 11 Classical and Medieval Culture in Dante – II Organiser: Nicolò Maldina Chair: Nicolò Maldina Speakers: Giuseppe Ledda, Alessia Carrai, Marialaura Aghelu, Vincenzo Vitale G.01 Panel 12 Re-writing Ovid’s “Metamorphoses” in Renaissance Italy. The Vernacular Translation of Giovanni Andrea dell’Anguillara Organiser: Marta Balzi Chair: Marta Balzi Speakers: Andrea Torre, Caterina Paoli, Marta Balzi, Francesca Casamassima G.02 Panel 13 Zibaldoni del Medioevo e del Rinascimento tra letteratura e cultura popolare Organiser: Simona Brambilla Chair: Simona Brambilla Speakers: Simona Brambilla, Cecilia Sideri, Barbara Pagliari, Camilla Russo G.04 Panel 14 Political Thought in 15th Century Italian Literature: Milan, Florence, Naples Organiser: Marta Celati Chair: David Lines Speakers: Veronica Dadà, Giorgio Lizzul, Marta Celati G.05 Panel 15 Writing and Power in Early Modern Italian Women’s Letters Organisers: Veronica Andreani, Veronica Copello Chair: Veronica Andreani Speakers: Veronica Andreani, Veronica Copello, Kate Driscoll, Isabella Lazzarini G.06 Panel 16 Opera as “poesia per musica”: Musical-Poetic Choices in Seicento Italy Organiser: Daniele Falcioni Chair: Daniela Sannino Speakers: Roberto Gigliucci, Nastasia Sophie Tietze, Daniele Falcioni LG.10 Panel 17 Famiglie storiche e storie di famiglia: liti e successioni nell’Italia del lungo Ottocento Organiser: Sara Delmedico Chair: Helena Sanson Speakers: Sara Delmedico, Elena Musiani, Lara Michelacci 2.03 Panel 18 Towards a New Italy: Writers, Performers and Social Action Organiser: Enza de Francisci Chair: Enza de Francisci Speakers: Enza de Francisci, Lucia Ducci, Milena Gammaitoni 2.39 Panel 19 Italian Studies and the Cognitive Turn – II Organiser: Marzia Beltrami Chair: Marzia Beltrami Speakers: Marco Paoli, Giovanni Miglianti, Emiliano Zappalà 3.03 Panel 20 Storie d’amore: rapporti amorosi nella letteratura italiana del fin de siècle Organiser: Marja Härmänmaa Chair: Marja Härmänmaa Speakers: Edwige Comoy Fusaro, Brian Zuccala, Marja Härmänmaa, Barbara Meazzi 3.54 3 Block 2 – Panels 11-20 EDINBURGH SIS 2019 – WEDNESDAY 26 JUNE / FRIDAY 28 JUNE 2019 THURSDAY 27/06, 9:30-11:00 | BLOCK 3 – Panels 21-30 Panel 21 Charlemagne in Italy: Innovation and Adaptation Organiser: Jane Everson Chair: Jane Everson Speakers: Maria Pavlova, Annalisa Perrotta, Franca Strologo, Anna Carocci G.01 Panel 22 Letteratura e eterodossia religiosa nei primi secoli Organiser: Antonio di Grado Chair: Nicolò Maldina Speakers: Agnese Amaduri, Andrea Schembari, Ambra Moroncini G.02 Panel 23 G.B. Andreini (1576-1654) All-Round: Three Approaches to the “Italian Shakespeare” Organiser: Serena Laiena Chair: Helena Sanson Speakers: Serena Laiena, Annamaria Azzarone, Alessandra Munari G.04 Panel 24 Long Live the Body Political: 18th Century Welfare between Education and Citizen Assistance in Florence, Milan and Venice Organiser: Rossella Riccobono Chair: Rossella Riccobono Speakers: Rossella Riccobono, Cecilia Ascoli, Riccardo Benzoni LG.06 Panel 25 Vico: Future Past and Past Future – New Perspectives Organiser: Martina Piperno Chair: Davide Messina Speakers: Sabrina Ferri, Daragh O’Connell, Martina Piperno LG.08 Panel 26 Italian Thought / Italian Theory / Italian Difference – I Organiser: Federica G Pedriali Chair: Federica G Pedriali Speakers: Enrica Lisciani-Petrini, Dario Gentili, David Ragazzoni, Alberto Martinengo LG.10 Panel 27 Language and Teaching – I. Translation and Multilingualism Organisers: Rosalba Biasini, Anna Proudfoot, Caterina Sinibaldi Chair: Caterina Sinibaldi Speakers: Rosalba Biasini, Gioia Panzarella, Anna Proudfoot, Marta Kaliska LG.11 Panel 28 The City: Language and Space – I Organisers: Gigliola Sulis, Elisa Segnini Chair: Gigliola Sulis, Elisa Segnini Speakers: Paolo Orrù, Ester Cois, Gigliola Sulis, Elisa Segnini 2.03 Panel 29 Interdisciplinary Italy – I Organiser: Giuliana Pieri Chair: Clodagh Brook Speakers: Marco Bellardi, Maria Del Buono, Giuliana Pieri 3.03 Panel 30 Women Leading the (Hi)Story Organiser: Luciana D’Arcangeli Chair: Luciana D’Arcangeli Speakers: Piotr Podemski, Luciana D’Arcangeli, Giuliana Muscio 3.54 4 Block 3 – Panels 21-30 EDINBURGH SIS 2019 – WEDNESDAY 26 JUNE / FRIDAY 28 JUNE 2019 THURSDAY 27/06, 11:30-1:00 | BLOCK 4 – Panels 31-40 Panel 31 Medieval Variations: Dante and his Context Organisers: Pietro Cagni Chair: Nicolò Maldina Speakers: Marco Spreafico, Luna Sarti, Lorenzo Bartolucci, Pietro Cagni G.01 Panel 32 Petrarch Commentary and Exegesis in Renaissance Italy (c.1350-c.1650) Organisers: Simon Gilson, Federica Pich Chairs: Simon Gilson, Federica Pich Speakers: Giacomo Comiati, Lorenzo Sacchini, Rhiannon Daniels, Guyda Armstrong G.02 Panel 33 Publish or Perish: Paratext, Divulgation and Book Market in the Venetian Cinquecento Organiser: Teodoro Katinis Chair: Teodoro Katinis Speakers: Claudia Crocco, Ruben Celani, Teodoro Katinis G.04 Panel 34 Quale Patria, quale Dio: donne e identità nazionale italiana dal Risorgimento al Secondo Dopoguerra – I Organiser: Marta Riccobono Chair: Helena Sanson Speakers: Laura Fournier-Finocchiaro, Marta Riccobono, Ursula Fanning LG.06 Panel 35 Italian Thought / Italian Theory / Italian Difference – II Organiser: Federica G Pedriali Chair: Marco Piasentier Speakers: Paolo Bartoloni, Jon Short, Massimo Villani, Heather Lynch LG.10 Panel 36 Language and Teaching – II. Narratives and Storytelling Organisers: Rosalba Biasini, Anna Proudfoot, Caterina Sinibaldi Chair: Anna Proudfoot Speakers: Enrico Cecconi, Anna Costantino, Chiara La Sala LG.11 Panel 37 The City: Language and Space – II Organisers: Gigliola Sulis, Elisa Segnini Chairs: Gigliola Sulis, Elisa Segnini Speakers: Marco Gargiulo, Francesco Ciabattoni, Francesco Bachis, Silvia Aru 2.03 Panel 38 Representing Conflict: Gender, Sexuality, Alterity – I Organiser: Silvia Ross Chair: Silvia Ross Speakers: Giovanni Pietro Vitali, Martina O’ Leary, Olga Campofreda 2.39 Panel 39 Hegemony and Literature: Contrasting Perspectives in Contemporary Italian Culture Organisers: Simone Calabrò, Alessandra Pellegrini De Luca, Marco Ruggieri Chair: Simone Calabrò Speakers: Jutta Fortin, Alessandra Pellegrini De Luca, Marco Ruggieri, Alberica Bazzoni 3.03 Panel 40 Translating and Publishing in the 20th Century Organiser: Teresa Franco Chair: Daniela La Penna Speakers: Teresa Franco, Andrea Romanzi, Maria Cristina Seccia 3.54 5 Block 4 – Panels 31-40 EDINBURGH SIS 2019 – WEDNESDAY 26 JUNE / FRIDAY 28 JUNE 2019 THURSDAY 27/06, 3:30-5:00 | BLOCK 5 – Panels 41-50 Panel 41 Ariosto beyond the Quincentenary Celebrations Organiser: Stefano Jossa Chair: Jane Everson Speakers: Paola Ugolini, Francesco Lucioli, Stefano Jossa, Ita MacCarthy G.01 Panel 42 New Perspectives on Renaissance Letters Organiser: Ambra Anelotti Chair: Isabella Lazzarini Speakers: Lucinda Byatt, Eleonora Serra, Ambra Anelotti G.02 Panel 43 Quale Patria, quale Dio. Donne e identità nazionale italiana dal Risorgimento al Secondo Dopoguerra – II Organiser: Marta Riccobono Chair: Marta Riccobono Speakers: Carlo Leo, Antonella Braga, Anna Di Giusto G.04 Panel 44 Interdisciplinary Italy – II Organiser: Giuliana Pieri Chair: Giuliana Pieri Speakers: Clodagh Brook, Eleonora Lima, Emanuela Patti LG.06 Panel 45 Italian Thought / Italian Theory / Italian Difference – III Organiser: Federica G. Pedriali Chair: David Ragazzoni Speakers: Greg Bird, Marco Piasentier, Giusi Strummiello, Davide Luglio LG.10 Panel 46 Language and Teaching – III. Language and Culture Organiser: Carlo Pirozzi Chair: Elena Polisca Speakers: Caterina Sinibaldi, Claudia Domenici, Cristina Massaccesi, Sara Galli LG.11 Panel 47 The City: Language and Space – III Organisers: Gigliola Sulis, Elisa Segnini Chairs: Gigliola Sulis, Elisa Segnini Speakers: Barbara Pezzotti, Michela Meschini, Antonio Bibbò, Stefano Fogarizzu 2.03 Panel 48 Representing Conflict: Gender, Sexuality, Alterity – II Organiser: Silvia Ross Chair: Silvia Ross Speakers: Filomena Anna D’Alessandro, Silvia Ross, Viola Ardeni 2.39 Panel 49 Letteratura, impegno politico e questione operaia Organiser: Tullio Pagano Chair: Tullio Pagano Speakers: Giulia Dettori, Marina Paino, Tullio Pagano 3.03 Panel 50 Sicilian Authors and the Senses – I Organiser: Claudia Dellacasa Chair: Katrin Wehling-Giorgi Speakers: Hannah McIntyre, Claudia Dellacasa, Sara Parisi, Debora Bellinzani 3.54 6 Block 5 – Panels 41-50 EDINBURGH SIS 2019 – WEDNESDAY 26 JUNE / FRIDAY 28 JUNE 2019 FRIDAY 28/06, 9:30-11:00 | BLOCK 6 – Panels 51-60 Panel 51 Seeing (with) Dante: New Approaches and Methodologies Organisers: Federica Coluzzi, David Bowe Chair: Guyda Armstrong Speakers: Federica Coluzzi, Alessia Benedetti, Sandro Angelo de Thomasis G.01 Panel 52 The Female presence and the Shape of the Lyric Organiser: Giada Guassardo Chair: Federica Pich Speakers: Giada Guassardo, Anna Saroldi, Valentina Tibaldo G.02 Panel 53 Modelli stranieri per la letteratura italiana di genere: dalle origini al contemporaneo Organiser: Mark Chu Chair: Mark Chu Speakers: Stefano Serafini, Francesca Facchi, Alberto Iozzia G.04 Panel 54 Nationhood, Otherness and Language in Contemporary Italy Organiser: Linetto Basilone Chair: Linetto Basilone Speakers: Gaia Giuliani, Linetto Basilone, Valeria Palumbo LG.06 Panel 55 Women’s Place, Borders and Intersecting Spaces in Italian National and Transnational Culture – I Organisers: Cinzia Marongiu, Marianna Orsi, Isabella R. Vergata Chair: Cinzia Marongiu Speakers: Valentina Nesi, Marianna Orsi, Elena Emma Sottilotta, Isabella R. Vergata LG.10 Panel 56 The Reception of Italian Literature in 20th Century Russia Organiser: Maria Pavlova Chair: Maria Pavlova Speakers: Elena Tchougounova-Paulson, Maria Belova, Kristina Landa 2.03 Panel 57 Satire, Satura, Revelation. Perspectives on Carlo Emilio Gadda Organisers: Serena Vandi, Laura Lucia Rossi Chair: Francesco Venturi Speakers: Luca Mazzocchi, Laura Lucia Rossi, Serena Vandi 2.39 Panel 58 Gli epistolari novecenteschi come forma di collaborazione Organiser: Francesca Medaglia Chair: Francesca Medaglia Speakers: Francesca Medaglia, Elisiana Fratocchi, Daniel Raffini 2.54 Panel 59 Memoria, lavoro, desiderio: forme narrative e costruzione del soggetto nel romanzo italiano contemporaneo Organiser: Massimo Natale Chair: Massimo Natale Speakers: Jacopo Galavotti, Fabio Magro, Giacomo Morbiato, Massimo Natale 3.03 Panel 60 La violenza di genere raccontata: sfide della rappresentazione narrativa dell’abuso sessista Organiser: Nicoletta Mandolini Chair: Silvia Ross Speakers: Carla Carotenuto, Giacomo Manzoli, Caterina Peroni, Nicoletta Mandolini 3.54 7 Block 6 – Panels 51-60 EDINBURGH SIS 2019 – WEDNESDAY 26 JUNE / FRIDAY 28 JUNE 2019 FRIDAY 28/06, 11:30-1:00 | BLOCK 7 – Panels 61-68 Panel 61 The Winter of Italy’s Discontent: L’identità italiana utopica e distopica negli anni ’70 – I. Tra politica e cultura Organisers: Dagmar Reichardt, Maurizio Rebaudengo Chairs: Dagmar Reichardt, Maurizio Rebaudengo Speakers: Dagmar Reichardt, Stefano Luconi, Luigi Saitta, Joe Farrell G.02 Panel 62 The Italian Avant-Garde between Paris and Italy Organiser: Laura Vattano Chair: Davide Messina Speakers: Alessandro Cabiati, Monica Davini, Laura Vattano G.04 Panel 63 Translation and Multiculturalism Panel 64 Women’s Place, Borders and Intersecting Spaces in Italian National and Transnational Culture – II Organisers: Cinzia Marongiu, Marianna Orsi, Isabella R. Vergata Chairs: Marianna Orsi, Isabella R. Vergata Speakers: Marco Ceravolo, Silvia Caserta, Karin Schulz, Cinzia Marongiu LG.10 Panel 65 Sicilian Authors and the Senses – II Organiser: Claudia Dellacasa Chair: Claudia Dellacasa Speakers: Silvia Bergamini, Simona Demontis, Valeria Taddei, Mark Chu 2.03 Panel 66 Postcolonial Paraliterature Organiser: Niamh Keenan Chair: Niamh Keenan Speakers: Niamh Keenan, Daniela Sannino, Anna Finozzi 2.54 Panel 67 Voices and Visions: Interconnections in Contemporary Literature Organiser: Giorgia Alù Chair: Giorgia Alù Speakers: Stefano Bragato, Matteo Trillini, Maddalena Moretti, Giorgia Alù 3.03 Panel 68 Italian Television: Stars and Genres in Past and Present Organiser: Tamsin Boynton Chair: Tamsin Boynton Speakers: Rachel Haworth, Cecilia Brioni, Tamsin Boynton 3.54 Organiser: Liz Wren-Owens Chair: Giuliana Pieri Speakers: Cristina Marinetti, Kombola Ramadhani Mussa, Liz Wren-Owens, Veronica Frigeni 8 LG.06 Block 7 – Panels 61-68 EDINBURGH SIS 2019 – WEDNESDAY 26 JUNE / FRIDAY 28 JUNE 2019 FRIDAY 28/06, 3:30-5:00 | BLOCK 8 – Panels 69-72 Panel 69 Circulation in Italian Culture: Practices, Texts, Identities Organiser: Beatrice Sica Chair: Beatrice Sica Speakers: Francesca Masiero, Lisa Sampson, Beatrice Sica G.01 Panel 70 “O si vive o si scrive”? Il lavoro e la scrittura Organiser: Mara Santi Chair: Mara Santi Speakers: Guylian Nemegeer, Sarah Bonciarelli, Tiziano Toracca, Mara Santi G.02 Panel 71 The Winter of Italy’s Discontent: L’identità italiana utopica e distopica negli anni ’70 - II. Letterature Organisers: Dagmar Reichardt, Maurizio Rebaudengo Chairs: Dagmar Reichardt, Maurizio Rebaudengo Speakers: Maurizio Rebaudengo, Riccardo Antoniani, Rotraud von Kulessa, Dario Prola G.04 Panel 72 Carlo Emilio Gadda: Philosophical Interplays Organiser: Barbara Olla Chair: Barbara Olla Speakers: Amy Steinepreis, Francesco Venturi, Fabio Minazzi, Lucia Lo Marco LG.10 Ongoing ECR Development Sessions ECR Drop-In Organiser: Silvia Ross Wednesday and Thursday: 10:00-3:00 Friday: 10:00-5:00 3.29 PGR Caucus Organiser: Rossella Riccobono Thursday 27, 3-4pm 3.39 9 Block 8 – Panels 69-72 / ECR – PGR EDINBURGH SIS 2019 – WEDNESDAY 26 JUNE / FRIDAY 28 JUNE 2019 Panel Details – Block 1 PANE L LI ST I NG WEDNESDAY 26/ 06, 9:0 0 -10:3 0 | B LOCK 1 – P an e l s 1 -10 Panel 1 – Room G.01 Classical and Medieval Culture in Dante – I ORGANISER & CHAIR – Giuseppe Ledda SPEAKERS Anna Pegoretti – A graduate in Paradise (Par. XXIV-XXVI) Nicolò Maldina – Interpretazioni e usi dei Salmi nella Commedia di Dante Leyla Livraghi – Classical literature through medieval tradition in the catalogue of the lustful souls (Inf. V, 52-69) Luca Lombardo – In the footsteps of Boethius in Dante’s Florence Panel 2 – Room G.02 Changing Bodies: Translating, Illustrating and Performing the Ovidian Myths in the Italian Renaissance ORGANISER & CHAIR – Marta Balzi SPEAKERS Claudia Cieri Via – Le Metamorfosi fra tradizione iconografica e testuale: una breve introduzione al progetto “Iconos” Giuseppe Capriotti – “Donne non disprezzate la figura…” Il corpo femminile e l’uomo rinascimentale nelle Trasformationi di Lodovico Dolce e Giovanni Antonio Rusconi Michele Rossi – “Tutte sono cose maravigliose e vaghe”: translating Ovid in Francesco Filelfo’s commentary upon Petrarch’s Canzoniere (1476) Luca Degl’Innocenti – Traduttore improvvisato o traduttore all’improvviso? Machiavelli e le Metamorfosi di Ovidio Panel 3 – Room G.04 Il lettore immaginato: rappresentazioni della lettura nella tradizione letteraria italiana ORGANISER – Giovanna Rizzarelli CHAIR – Cristina Savettieri SPEAKERS Federica Pich – Lettori e lettura nella poesia lirica del Rinascimento italiano Giovanna Rizzarelli – Paladini lettori nell’Inamoramento de Orlando Olivia Santovetti – Ludmilla e il tema ottocentesco della lettrice Panel 4 – Room G.05 Artistic Explorations of the Object in Italy in the Industrial Era ORGANISER & CHAIR – Martina Borghi SPEAKERS Eleonora Traversa – Italian Futurism and ceramic design: the manufacture of avant-garde objects in Italy in the 1930s Martina Borghi – The Italian programmed art and the role of playfulness: the manufacture of ‘handy’ artistic objects in Gruppo T’s early production Katherine Devine – Crafting the home in the art of Marisa Merz Marzia D’Amico – Nel Gasometro: re-signifying in poetry an object in disuse Panel Details – Block 1 Panels 5-9 Panel 5 – Room G.06 Spectral Presences in Contemporary Italian Culture ORGANISER – Chiara Giuliani CHAIR – Daragh O’Connell SPEAKERS Paolo Saporito – Ghosts as vectors of memory: the dialogue with the landscape in Wu Ming’s works Marco Amici – Ghosts of our future: apocalyptic perspectives in Italian literature of the new millennium Chiara Giuliani – Liu Bolin: the invisible man haunting Italy Rebecca Walker – “Non posso andare avanti in questo passato”: haunting as narrative praxis in Goliarda Sapienza Panel 6 – Room LG.10 Donna in itinere: l’immagine dell’italiana che cambia ORGANISER & CHAIR – Barbara Alfano SPEAKERS Barbara Alfano – Il Nuovo Mondo al femminile: l’America di Oriana Fallaci Giovanna Caltagirone – La formazione di una “nuova italiana” per l’Italia in formazione: Enrichetta Caracciolo, Misteri del chiostro napoletano Ombretta Frau – “La mia azienda”: Matilde Serao e il Giorno, lettere inedite Maria Grazia Lolla – The secular modernity of Rosa Genoni Panel 7 – Room 2.03 Le metamorfosi del romanzo italiano ORGANISER & CHAIR – Marco Carmello SPEAKERS Cristina Terrile – Il romanzo modernista italiano: figure di un’identità dialettica Marco Carmello – Cambi: il romanzo e la sperimentalità negli anni ’60 Aurora Conde Muñoz – La leggerezza dell’immagine: considerazioni sul romanzo contemporaneo Panel 8 – Room 2.39 Italian Studies and the Cognitive Turn – I ORGANISER & CHAIR – Marzia Beltrami SPEAKERS Guido Furci – Primo Levi in context: towards a literary reappraisal of the “historical witness” Cecilia Piantanida – (Un)Rooted: conceptual metaphors of origins in migrant writing in Italian Marilina Ciaco – Poetry as an artistic practice: intermediality and reading environments in 21st century Italian poetry Marzia Beltrami – Spatial plots: understanding narrative through embodied experience Panel 9 – Room 3.03 Explorations in Cinematic and Urban Practice ORGANISER & CHAIR – Ruth Glynn SPEAKERS Giuseppe Palazzolo – L’occhio, la voce e il corpo: il senso di Pirandello per il cinema Damien Pollard – Speaking intertextually: voice-over, literature and collaborative filmmaking in early giallo cinema Ruth Glynn – Naples in contemporary cinema: the politics of heritage Ellie Crabtree – Revealing Roma negata in contemporary text and street art Panel Details – Block 1 / Block 2 Panels 10-14 Panel 10 – Room 3.54 1947 ORGANISERS – Alberto Comparini, Salvatore Renna CHAIR – Alberto Comparini SPEAKERS Alberto Comparini – Il metodo “ibrido” di Guido Morselli tra “realism” e “fantasia” Salvatore Renna – “Ma ricordati sempre che i mostri non muoiono”: Pavese, Esiodo e i Titani Matteo Moca – L’apparente sospensione della Storia: realtà e fantasia nel Racconto d’autunno di Tommaso Landolfi Sara Da Ronch – Artemisia e dintorni WEDNESDAY 26/ 06, 2:30-4:00 | B LOCK 2 – Pan els 11 -20 Panel 11 – Room G.01 Classical and Medieval Culture in Dante – II ORGANISER & CHAIR – Nicolò Maldina SPEAKERS Giuseppe Ledda – Per l’interpretazione del Virgilio di Dante Alessia Carrai – Dante’s reception of classical myths: some observations on the two peaks of Parnassus Marialaura Aghelu – Vita nova e dimensione elegiaca: fonti e ricezione Vincenzo Vitale – Pagan gods as personifications: a possible influence of De civitate Dei on Vita nova 16 [XXV] Panel 12 – Room G.02 Re-Writing Ovid’s “Metamorphoses” in Renaissance Italy: the Vernacular Translation of Giovanni Andrea dell’Anguillara ORGANISER & CHAIR – Marta Balzi SPEAKERS Andrea Torre – L’Adone edipico di Giovanni Andrea dell’Anguillara Caterina Paoli – Popular literature and Renaissance translation: the myth of Orpheus in the Metamorfosi by Giovanni Andrea dell’Anguillara Marta Balzi – Authorising the translator: the commentary to Giovanni Andrea dell’Anguillara’s Metamorfosi Francesca Casamassima – Stampe ovidiane nei fregi cinquecenteschi della Marca di Ancona Panel 13 – Room G.04 Zibaldoni del Medioevo e del Rinascimento tra letteratura e cultura popolare ORGANISER & CHAIR – Simona Brambilla SPEAKERS Simona Brambilla – Manoscritti miscellanei e zibaldoni: terminologia, analisi e categorie descrittive Cecilia Sideri – Una miscellanea quattrocentesca di argomento storico-antichistico: Cristoforo Landino e il MS. 138 della Biblioteca Riccardiana di Firenze Barbara Pagliari – Uno sguardo alla cultura popolare tra letteratura e devozione Camilla Russo – Fra latino e volgare: due case studies nella tradizione delle miscellanee retorico-civili del Quattrocento Panel 14 – Room G.05 Political Thought in 15th Century Italian Literature: Milan, Florence, Naples ORGANISER – Marta Celati CHAIR – David Lines Panel Details – Block 2 Panels 14 (cont.) - 18 SPEAKERS Veronica Dadà – Francesco Filelfo and Milan: political propaganda and relationships of patronage under Francesco Sforza Giorgio Lizzul – “Cerca la meno errante via”: fiscal justice and liberality in Matteo Palmieri’s Vita civile Marta Celati – Rebellion and obedience in Pontano’s De bello Neapolitano: between historiography and political theory Panel 15 – Room G.06 Writing and Power in Early Modern Italian Women’s Letters ORGANISERS – Veronica Andreani, Veronica Copello CHAIR – Veronica Andreani SPEAKERS Veronica Andreani – Negotiating intellectual power in Veronica Gambara’s letters Veronica Copello – Politics and literature in Vittoria Colonna’s correspondence Kate Driscoll – Unsealed potential: Isabella Andreini’s Lettere and the evolution of a genre Isabella Lazzarini – Women in power? Female epistolary networks in the age of the Italian wars (Mantua, 1490-1510 ca.) Panel 16 – Room LG.10 Opera as ‘poesia per musica’: Musical-Poetic Choices in Seicento Italy ORGANISER – Daniele Falcioni CHAIR – Daniela Sannino SPEAKERS Roberto Gigliucci – Tragicomic blend and early melodrama Nastasia Sophie Tietze – Marco Marazzoli and his librettists Daniele Falcioni – Poetry and music in Bartolommei’s Drammi musicali Panel 17 – Room 2.03 Famiglie storiche e storie di famiglia: liti e successioni nell’Italia del lungo Ottocento ORGANISER – Sara Delmedico CHAIR – Helena Sanson SPEAKERS Sara Delmedico – Obbedienza e insubordinazione: il testamento di Alvise Mocenigo nella Venezia dell’Ottocento Elena Musiani – L’eredità Gozzadini: una disputa familiare nella Bologna di fine XIX secolo Lara Michelacci – Tra istinto naturale e imposizioni sociali: le dinamiche familiari nelle opere di Luigi Capuana Panel 18 – Room 2.39 Towards a New Italy: Writers, Performers and Social Action ORGANISER & CHAIR – Enza de Francisci SPEAKERS Enza de Francisci – Verga and Duse: shaping an Italian identity on stage Lucia Ducci – Fanny Salazar Zampini and the Risorgimento as an opportunity for the Women’s emancipation movement in Italy Milena Gammaitoni – L’agire sociale delle compositrici italiane tra ’800 e ’900: quando il privato diventa pubblico Panel Details – Block 2 / Block 3 Panels 19-23 Panel 19 – Room 3.03 Italian Studies and the Cognitive Turn – II ORGANISER & CHAIR – Marzia Beltrami SPEAKERS Marco Paoli – Creating an Italian noir cues framework to test the manipulations and measurements of the viewer’s identification process with narrative characters Giovanni Miglianti – Primo Levi’s affective compromise Emiliano Zappalà – Literary engagement and neuro-humanities in the age of post-truth Panel 20 – Room 3.54 Storie d’amore: rapporti amorosi nella letteratura italiana del fin de siècle ORGANISER & CHAIR – Marja Härmänmaa SPEAKERS Edwige Comoy Fusaro – Amori scapigliati Brian Zuccala – Post-Unification gender and dissonance: (re)reading “Verista” love through Silvia Valisa Marja Härmänmaa – Il rimedio per l’amore decadente, ovvero l’educazione sentimentale alla Fogazzaro Barbara Meazzi – Gli amori futuristi T HURSDAY 27/ 06, 9:30 -11:00 | B LOCK 3 – Pan els 21 -30 Panel 21 – Room G.01 Charlemagne in Italy: Innovation and Adaptation ORGANISER & CHAIR – Jane Everson SPEAKERS Maria Pavlova – Chivalry in crisis: Vendetta di Falconetto, its sources and its influence Annalisa Perrotta – Charlemagne in Florence: stories, history and historiography in Pulci’s Morgante Franca Strologo – La crisi di Carlo Magno fra l’Orlando laurenziano e il Morgante di Luigi Pulci Anna Carocci – “Così parlano insieme”: il dialogo nel Mambriano Panel 22 – Room G.02 Letteratura ed eterodossia religiosa nei primi secoli ORGANISER – Antonio di Grado CHAIR – Nicolò Maldina SPEAKERS Agnese Amaduri – Visioni sacre nelle canzoni spirituali di Isabella Morra Andrea Schembari – “Sol per amor di sua bontà natia”: riflessi di religiosità riformata nelle versioni liriche dei Salmi di Fausto Sozzini Ambra Moroncini – Beauty and grace in Michelangelo’s poetry Panel 23 – Room G.04 G.B. Andreini (1576-1654) All-Round: Three Approaches to the “Italian Shakespeare” ORGANISER – Serena Laiena CHAIR – Helena Sanson SPEAKERS Serena Laiena – The young Andreinis: women, legacy and innovation Annamaria Azzarone – La turca comedia by Giovan Battista Andreini: edition, commentary and critical study Alessandra Munari – “Now my charms are all o’erthrown”: the Italian Shakespeare, Giovan Battista Andreini’s swansong Panel Details – Block 3 Panels 24-28 Panel 24 – Room LG.06 Long Live the Body Political: 18th Century Welfare between Education and Citizen Assistance in Florence, Milan and Venice ORGANISER & CHAIR – Rossella Riccobono SPEAKERS Rossella Riccobono – The Congregation of St John the Baptist: politics of consensus and the safeguard of the state and the poor in early 18th century Florence Cecilia Ascoli – From subject to citizen: revolutionary education in Milan at the Turn of the 19th century Riccardo Benzoni – Educational reforms and sacralisation of power in the First Empire (1804-1815): the example of the Napoleonic Kingdom of Italy Panel 25 – Room LG.08 Vico: Future Past and Past Future – New Perspectives ORGANISER – Martina Piperno CHAIR – Davide Messina SPEAKERS Sabrina Ferri – Vincenzo Cuoco’s Vico and the form of the novel Daragh O’Connell – Dante in the “vicociclometer” Martina Piperno – Vico’s obscurity Panel 26 – Room LG.10 Italian Thought / Italian Theory / Italian Difference – I ORGANISER & CHAIR – Federica G. Pedriali SPEAKERS Enrica Lisciani-Petrini – “Italian Thought” fra tradizione e globalizzazione Dario Gentili – Italian theory and French theory: a confrontation between different narratives and political operations David Ragazzoni – Machiavelli’s children? Politics and realisms in Italian Thought Alberto Martinengo – Paradigmi per un’ontologia politica Panel 27 – Room LG.11 Language and Teaching – I. Translation and Multilingualism ORGANISERS – Rosalba Biasini, Anna Proudfoot, Caterina Sinibaldi CHAIR – Caterina Sinibaldi SPEAKERS Rosalba Biasini – Between tradition and innovation: active translation as a learning tool for beginners Gioia Panzarella – Collaborative translation practices in the language classroom Anna Proudfoot – Multilingualism and translation: choices and challenges Marta Kaliska – La traduzione specializzata come strumento di sviluppo del multilinguismo Panel 28 – Room 2.03 The City: Language and Space – I ORGANISERS & CHAIRS – Gigliola Sulis, Elisa Segnini SPEAKERS Paolo Orrù – Migrants and/in the city: discourse and construction of marginality in Italian media Ester Cois – “Urban Decorum”: language and the suitability of people’s bodies in public spaces Gigliola Sulis – Urban peripheries in Pasolini’s Roman novels and their foreign translations Elisa Segnini – Language and the urban space, from international bestsellers to transnational TV series Panel Details – Block 3 / Block 4 Panels 29-33 Panel 29 – Room 3.03 Interdisciplinary Italy – I ORGANISER – Giuliana Pieri CHAIR – Clodagh Brook SPEAKERS Marco Bellardi – Il romanzo cinematografico di Ottieri: note su L’impagliatore di sedie (1964) Maria Del Buono – Americanization and “Italianità” in film manifesti: defining features in post-war Italian advertisement Giuliana Pieri – Intermediality in Italian Futurism: discoursive strategies and material iconographies Panel 30 – Room 3.54 Women Leading the (Hi)Story ORGANISER & CHAIR – Luciana D’Arcangeli SPEAKERS Piotr Podemski – Reluctant feminists “all’italiana”: the women’s suffrage debate within the Italian Socialist Party in the Kuliscioff-Turati correspondence (1910) Luciana D’Arcangeli – Franca Rame e i monologhi Lo stupro (1975) e Maria (2001), ossia Stuprata da un ragazzo per bene (2012) Giuliana Muscio – Il fucile nel radicchio: le staffette della resistenza veneta T HURSDAY 27/ 06, 11:30 -1:00 | B LOCK 4 – Pan els 31 -40 Panel 31 – Room G.01 Medieval Variations: Dante and his Context ORGANISER – Pietro Cagni CHAIR – Nicolò Maldina SPEAKERS Marco Spreafico – Sociolinguistic variation in the medieval city: the case of Florence Luna Sarti – Dante and the water cycle in the Commedia: God, physics, and flowing waters Lorenzo Bartolucci – The human moment of the soul in the Commedia Pietro Cagni – “E pur convien che novità risponda”: presenze “efficaci” in Inferno XVI-XVII Panel 32 – Room G.02 Petrarch Commentary and Exegesis in Renaissance Italy (c.1350-c.1650) ORGANISERS & CHAIRS – Simon Gilson, Federica Pich SPEAKERS Giacomo Comiati – Commenting Petrarch through the lens of law and rhetoric: Pietro Pagano and his reading of RVF 2 Lorenzo Sacchini – Petrarch’s reception(s) in 16th century Perugia Rhiannon Daniels – Printing Petrarch in the mid-Cinquecento: Gabriele Giolito and paratextual design Guyda Armstrong – Designing Petrarch: the RVF and Trionfi in early print, 1471-1501 Panel 33 – Room G.04 Publish or Perish: Paratexts, Divulgation and Book Market in the Venetian Cinquecento ORGANISER & CHAIR – Teodoro Katinis SPEAKERS Claudia Crocco – “Accorciare & agevolar”: Orazio Toscanella’s creative way to popularization Ruben Celani – Marketing strategies and divulgative goals: paratexts in Francesco Sansovino’s medical and agricultural works Panel Details – Block 4 Panels 33 (cont.) - 38 Teodoro Katinis – “Materie piacevolissime da leggere e utili da essequire”: the introductory letters in Leonardo Fioravanti’s Capricci medicinali Panel 34 – Room LG.06 Quale Patria, quale Dio: donne e identità nazionale italiana dal Risorgimento al Secondo Dopoguerra – I ORGANISER – Marta Riccobono CHAIR – Helena Sanson SPEAKERS Laura Fournier-Finocchiaro – Risorgimento italiano ed emancipazione della donna nelle memorie di Clémentine De Como (1803-1871) Marta Riccobono – “Tu ridestar l’Italia / co’ carmi un dì potrai”: due esempi di patriottismo femminile in versi nella Sicilia risorgimentale Ursula Fanning – Shifting perceptions of women and war in the works of Matilde Serao Panel 35 – Room LG.10 Italian Thought / Italian Theory / Italian Difference – II ORGANISER – Federica G. Pedriali CHAIR – Marco Piasentier SPEAKERS Paolo Bartoloni – Hope and time: Giorgio Agamben Jon Short – Esposito, Foucault, and neoliberal biopolitics Massimo Villani – Ontologia e politica nella recente riflessione di Roberto Esposito Heather Lynch – Productive violence: Esposito’s affirmative biopolitics in the home Panel 36 – LG.11 Language and Teaching – II. Narratives and Storytelling ORGANISERS – Rosalba Biasini, Anna Proudfoot, Caterina Sinibaldi CHAIR – Anna Proudfoot SPEAKERS Enrico Cecconi – “Because everyone has a story to tell!” Fostering oral production in the Italian class by using narrative and storytelling. Anna Costantino – Attuning to diversity, practising inclusivity: the case-study of an Italian MFL language classroom Chiara La Sala – Narrative & Storytelling in Jhumpa Lahiri’s In Other Words Panel 37 – Room 2.03 The City: Language and Space – II ORGANISERS & CHAIRS – Gigliola Sulis, Elisa Segnini SPEAKERS Marco Gargiulo – Language conflict, camouflage and glottophagy in the Italian cinematic city Francesco Ciabattoni – Intertextuality and urban space in the songs of Claudio Baglioni Francesco Bachis – Representing urban space in Moroccan transnational migration in Sardinia Silvia Aru – Making boundaries in a border city: “migration crisis” between discourses and practices in Ventimiglia Panel 38 – Room 2.39 Representing Conflict: Gender, Sexuality, Alterity – I ORGANISER & CHAIR – Silvia Ross Panel Details – Block 4 / Block 5 Panels 33 (cont.) - 42 SPEAKERS Giovanni Pietro Vitali – Our last words will be your heritage: reading the Italian resistance through the Last Letters of Partisans Sentenced to Death Martina O’Leary – Iguana, drago, serpente, demonio: zoomorphism and oppression in Ortese’s fantasy literature Olga Campofreda – Contro la borghesia: Pier Vittorio Tondelli e le teorie queer antisociali Panel 39 – Room 3.03 Hegemony and Literature: Contrasting Perspectives in Contemporary Italian Culture ORGANISERS – Simone Calabrò, Alessandra Pellegrini De Luca, Marco Ruggieri CHAIR – Simone Calabrò SPEAKERS Jutta Fortin – The literary figure of the lost child in Erri De Luca’s writings Alessandra Pellegrini De Luca – Militant memories: 1970s terrorism in contemporary Italian culture Marco Ruggieri – Gramsci and Eco: unexplored connections Alberica Bazzoni – Italian autofiction: literary canons and the gendered self Panel 40 – Room 3.54 Translating and Publishing in the 20th Century ORGANISER – Teresa Franco CHAIR – Daniela La Penna SPEAKERS Teresa Franco – A voice for the partisans: Natalia Ginzburg translator of Made in Italy Andrea Romanzi – Fernanda Pivano and the Beat generation: a micro-sociological reading of the translator’s agency in the patronization of American counter-culture literature Maria Cristina Seccia – Translating the Italian mother: a comparative analysis of Cristina Ali Farah’s Madre piccola and its English translation T HURSDAY 27/ 06, 3:30 -5:00 | B LOCK 5 – Pan els 41 -50 Panel 41 – Room G.01 Ariosto beyond the Quincentenary Celebrations ORGANISER – Stefano Jossa CHAIR – Jane Everson SPEAKERS Paola Ugolini – Ariosto’s self-fashioning as a poet Francesco Lucioli – Transmutations of the Orlando Furioso: on the popular reception of Ariosto’s poem Stefano Jossa – Ariosto’s intertextuality in contemporary cinema Ita MacCarthy – A cognitivist approach to Ariosto and the reverse Panel 42 – Room G.02 New Perspectives on Renaissance “Letters” ORGANISER – Ambra Anelotti CHAIR – Isabella Lazzarini SPEAKERS Lucinda Byatt – Women’s letter-writing as a medium for politics and family in 16th century Rome and Florence Eleonora Serra – Social networks and historical sociolinguistics: “laggers” and “innovators” in the Buonarroti family Panel Details – Block 5 Panels 42 (cont.) - 47 Ambra Anelotti – Re-envisioning the Italian literary tradition: Marco Filippi’s Ovidian rewriting of Ariosto’s romance (1584) Panel 43 – Room G.04 Quale Patria, quale Dio: donne e identità nazionale italiana dal Risorgimento al Secondo Dopoguerra – II ORGANISER & CHAIR – Marta Riccobono SPEAKERS Carlo Leo – Il patriottismo femminile nell’impresa di Fiume Antonella Braga – “La donna che sa aspettare”: Luisa Villani Usellini nella Resistenza romana Anna Di Giusto – Renata Viganò tra Antigone e le Madres argentine: la narrazione politica come decostruzione della motherhood performativa Panel 44 – Room LG.06 Interdisciplinary Italy – II ORGANISER & CHAIR – Giuliana Pieri SPEAKERS Clodagh Brook – Convergence: a concept for understanding artistic practices in the early 21st century Eleonora Lima – Fabrizio Venerandi and the retour à l’ordre of electronic poetry Emanuela Patti – Italian culture and the digital: how the “digital turn” is reorienting our discipline Panel 45 – Room LG.10 Italian Thought / Italian Theory / Italian Difference – III ORGANISER – Federica G. Pedriali CHAIR – David Ragazzoni SPEAKERS Greg Bird – Dispositif thinking Marco Piasentier – The order of life: the biopolitical thought of Davide Tarizzo Giusi Strummiello – Dire sé, dire di sé: logica e politica della soggettivazione Davide Luglio – Elementi per una bioestetica: Pasolini Panel 46 – Room LG.11 Language and Teaching – III. Language and Culture ORGANISER – Carlo Pirozzi CHAIR – Elena Polisca SPEAKERS Caterina Sinibaldi – How does the “culture” fit in? Some reflections on teaching Italian to non-specialist students Claudia Domenici – Language teaching and literature: the interview as a new approach Cristina Massaccesi – From grammar issues to “aetherships”: using translation in language teaching Sara Galli – Advertising, culture, and language Panel 47 – Room 2.03 The City: Language and Space – III ORGANISERS & CHAIRS – Gigliola Sulis, Elisa Segnini SPEAKERS Barbara Pezzotti – Giallo and the city: Italian crime fiction and the urban environment as a transcultural contact zone Michela Meschini – Female heterotopias: thresholds and urban routes in the fiction of Gabriella Kuruvilla Antonio Bibbò – The Italian novel and the city Stefano Fogarizzu – Urban space(s) in Paola Soriga’s La stagione che verrà Panel Details – Block 5 / Block 6 Panels 48-52 Panel 48 – Room 2.39 Representing Conflict: Gender, Sexuality, Alterity – II ORGANISER & CHAIR – Silvia Ross SPEAKERS Filomena Anna D’Alessandro – Globalizzazione, multiculturalismo e discriminazione di genere: “la logica dell’identità nega o reprime la differenza” Silvia Ross – Urban conflict, mobility and migrant “alterity” in Dagmawi Yimer’s Va’ pensiero: storie ambulanti (2014) Viola Ardeni – Feeling blue: addressing gender violence in Italian illustrated fairy tales Panel 49 – Room 3.03 Letteratura, impegno politico e questione operaia ORGANISER & CHAIR – Tullio Pagano SPEAKERS Giulia Dettori – L’importanza dell’operaismo nel pensiero italiano Marina Paino – Sereni e la “visita in fabbrica” di un poeta Tullio Pagano – Boom economico e crisi dell’intellettuale organico: sulla Speculazione edilizia di Italo Calvino Panel 50 – Room 3.54 Sicilian Authors and the Senses – I ORGANISER– Claudia Dellacasa CHAIR – Katrin Wehling-Giorgi SPEAKERS Hannah McIntyre – Goliarda Sapienza and sensory knowledge Claudia Dellacasa – Dacia Maraini’s sense of taste. Sicily and Japan, abundance and hunger Sara Parisi – Reading Images: Leonardo Sciascia and the use of sight as a means to discern reality Debora Bellinzani – The sense of sight: apparitions of the invisible in spiritistic photography and in Capuana’s ghost stories FRI DAY 28/ 06, 9:30 -11:00 | B LOCK 6 – Pan els 51 -60 Panel 51 – Room G.01 Seeing (with) Dante: New Approaches and Methodologies ORGANISERS – Federica Coluzzi, David Bowe CHAIR – Guyda Armstrong SPEAKERS Federica Coluzzi – The female gaze: imagining Dante’s Vita nova in the illustrations of Phoebe Anna Traquair and Evelyn Paul Alessia Benedetti – Reading Dante in Stalin’s Russia: literary classics and formal experimentation in Mikhail Bulgakov’s The Master and Margarita Sandro-Angelo de Thomasis – Mediating Dante through vertical readings: medieval to modern Panel 52 – Room G.02 The Female Presence and the Shape of the Lyric ORGANISERS – Giada Guassardo, Valentina Tibaldo CHAIR – Federica Pich SPEAKERS Giada Guassardo – What kind of woman? Lyric convention vs. autobiography in Ariosto’s Rime Panel Details – Block 6 Panels 52 (cont.) - 57 Anna Saroldi – His travel, her travail: the Italian sonnet by Louise Labé Valentina Tibaldo – “Anche agosto è andato per sempre…” Reticence and love relationship in Vittorio Sereni’s poetry Panel 53 – Room G.04 Modelli stranieri per la letteratura italiana di genere: dalle origini al contemporaneo ORGANISER & CHAIR – Mark Chu SPEAKERS Stefano Serafini – Re-shaping the gothic city: the Italian mysteries in a transnational perspective Francesca Facchi – La ricezione di Poe nel protogiallo italiano: il caso di La pantera di Remigio Zena Alberto Iozzia – The transparent apocalypse: super-national models and trans-cultural colonization of Italian apocalyptic fiction Panel 54 – Room LG.06 Nationhood, Otherness and Language in Contemporary Italy ORGANISER & CHAIR – Linetto Basilone SPEAKERS Gaia Giuliani – Defending the colour of the nation in postcolonial Italy: the national imagined community and the banality of racism Linetto Basilone – On the distance to China: travel writing, impegno and Italian-style Maoisms during and after the cultural revolution Valeria Palumbo – “I do not give any importance to the concept of country: today I am happy to be an Italian”: Italian women professional journalists and national identity from Amelia Cottini Osta to Oriana Fallaci Panel 55 – Room LG.10 Women’s Place, Borders and Intersecting Spaces in Italian National and Transnational culture – I ORGANISERS – Cinzia Marongiu, Marianna Orsi, Isabella R. Vergata CHAIR – Cinzia Marongiu SPEAKERS Valentina Nesi – La città delle donne: identità di genere e spazio nelle opere di Laudomia Bonanni Marianna Orsi – Space, gender and power from antiquity to the Italian Renaissance Elena Emma Sottilotta – Sisyphean efforts and Penelope’s web: women’s place in 19th century Italian folk and fairy-tale narratives Isabella R. Vergata – Dal pianto al canto: spazio e identità femminile nelle Rime di Gaspara Stampa Panel 56 – Room 2.03 The Reception of Italian Literature in 20th Century Russia ORGANISER & CHAIR – Maria Pavlova SPEAKERS Elena Tchougounova-Paulson – “My Italian poems have made me popular again”: Alexander Blok’s trip to Italy as an aspiring Symbolist’s journey Maria Belova – Russian translations of Matilde Serao Kristina Landa – Donne cultrici e traduttrici dell’opera dantesca nella Russia del Novecento: Maria Liverovskaja, Anna Achmatova, Olga Sedakova Panel 57 – Room 2.39 Satire, Satura, Revelation: Perspectives on Carlo Emilio Gadda ORGANISERS – Serena Vandi, Laura Lucia Rossi Panel Details – Block 6 / Block 7 Panels 57 (cont.) - 61 CHAIR – Francesco Venturi SPEAKERS Luca Mazzocchi – On “Quattro figlie ebbe e ciascuna regina” from Gadda’s L’Adalgisa: genesis of the text and critical considerations Laura Lucia Rossi – Accumulation as a narrative device in Gadda’s La cognizione and Pasticciaccio Serena Vandi – Proliferating revealing connections: Dante’s and Gadda’s neologisms Panel 58 – Room 2.54 Gli epistolari novecenteschi come forma di collaborazione ORGANISER & CHAIR – Francesca Medaglia SPEAKERS Francesca Medaglia – Le possibili collaborazioni tra artisti ed il dibattito letterario durante il primo Novecento attraverso lo studio dei documenti del Fondo Botta Elisiana Fratocchi – Ada e Piero Gobetti: una formazione umana, critica e letteraria attraverso l’epistolario Daniel Raffini – L’epistolario nella formazione di una rivista e dei suoi scrittori: lettere a Solaria Panel 59 – Room 3.03 Memoria, lavoro, desiderio: forme narrative e costruzione del soggetto nel romanzo italiano contemporaneo ORGANISER & CHAIR – Massimo Natale SPEAKERS Jacopo Galavotti – “Ventisei fottuti anni di lavoro dipendente!”: su Works di Vitaliano Trevisan Fabio Magro – Autobiografia e letteratura in Leggenda privata di Michele Mari Giacomo Morbiato – Soggetto, corpo, natura: l’immaginario della decadenza in Pecoraro e Lagioia Massimo Natale – Citare narrando: su Walter Siti Panel 60 – Room 3.54 La violenza di genere raccontata: sfide della rappresentazione narrativa dell’abuso sessista ORGANISER – Nicoletta Mandolini CHAIR – Silvia Ross SPEAKERS Carla Carotenuto – La violenza segreta: il male raccontato da Claudia Priano e Dacia Maraini Giacomo Manzoli – Finanziamento pubblico e violenza di genere nel cinema italiano contemporaneo Caterina Peroni – Making #metoo a political bond: the self-inquiry on labor’s sexual harassment by “NonUnaDiMeno – Padova” Nicoletta Mandolini – Il femminicidio sotto inchiesta: la violenza letale di genere tra giornalismo investigativo e reportage narrativo FRI DAY 28/ 06, 11: 30 -1:00 | B LOCK 7 – Pan els 61 -68 Panel 61 – Room G.02 The Winter of Italy’s Discontent: L’identità italiana utopica e distopica negli anni ’70 – I Tra politica e cultura ORGANISERS & CHAIRS – Dagmar Reichardt, Maurizio Rebaudengo SPEAKERS Dagmar Reichardt – Maraini and Pasolini: transcultural gender roles in the heterotopian vision of the prominorities and post-materialist movement in Italy Stefano Luconi – Identità italiana e politica transnazionale: la comunità italo-statunitense e le elezioni del 1976 Panel Details – Block 7 Panels 61 (cont.) - 66 Luigi Saitta – L'identità italiana distopica nel cinema di Elio Petri Joe Farrell – The tragic vision: Dario Fo and the assassination of Aldo Moro Panel 62 – Room G.04 The Italian Avant-Garde between Paris and Italy ORGANISER – Laura Vattano CHAIR – Davide Messina SPEAKERS Alessandro Cabiati – Forerunners of the Avant-Garde: Scapigliatura between Paris and Milan Monica Davini – Alberto Savinio: the metaphysical poetics of an amateur between Paris and Milan Laura Vattano – Russolo’s L’arte dei rumori and its Parisian epilogue Panel 63 – Room LG.06 Translation and Multilingualism ORGANISER – Liz Wren-Owens CHAIR – Giuliana Pieri SPEAKERS Cristina Marinetti – Embodying multilingualism: translating and performing identities in the work of “Teatro delle Albe” Kombola Ramadhani Mussa – The Italian zigula: the complexities of a multilingual and transnational identity Liz Wren-Owens – Transnational spaces of intercultural exchange: international film adaptations of Tabucchi’s texts Veronica Frigeni – L’italiano unheimlich di Jhumpa Lahiri Panel 64 – Room LG.10 Women’s Place, Borders and Intersecting Spaces in Italian National and Transnational Culture – II ORGANISERS – Cinzia Marongiu, Marianna Orsi, Isabella R. Vergata CHAIRS – Marianna Orsi, Isabella R. Vergata SPEAKERS Marco Ceravolo – Anna Maria Ortese: zingara in una terra straniera Silvia Caserta – Memory, space and movement in Takoua Ben Mohamed’s transnational graphic novel La rivoluzione dei gelsomini Karin Schulz – “Grazia vispa o patetica”: the impact of women in Luigi Pirandello’s novels Cinzia Marongiu – The domestic environment in the Mississippi cotton plantation: Italians and African American women in Mary Bucci’s Sweet Hope Panel 65 – Room 2.03 Sicilian Authors and the Senses – II ORGANISER & CHAIR – Claudia Dellacasa SPEAKERS Silvia Bergamini – Sensual baroque in Gesualdo Bufalino Simona Demontis – I sei sensi della commedia camilleriana Valeria Taddei – “The colourful fiction of our senses”: physical perception in Pirandello’s vitalistic insight Mark Chu – Medicine and the five senses: the sensorial experience of Mineo in L’enorme tempo by Giuseppe Bonaviri, doctor and writer Panel 66 – Room 2.54 Postcolonial Paraliterature ORGANISER & CHAIR – Niamh Keenan Panel Details – Block 7 / Block 8 Panels 66 (cont.) - 71 SPEAKERS Niamh Keenan – “Self” and “Other” in Emilio Salgari’s Sandokan series Daniela Sannino – Food as a cultural index: foodways of identity and integration in Italian migrant literature Anna Finozzi – Legittimare e convalidare: la performatività e il ruolo delle prefazioni e postfazioni nella letteratura postcoloniale italiana Panel 67 – Room 3.03 Voices and Visions: Interconnections in Contemporary Literature ORGANISER & CHAIR – Giorgia Alù SPEAKERS Stefano Bragato – Gradi di utopia: lo spazio urbano nel futurismo Matteo Trillini – Bestiari moderni: i casi di Salvatore Toma e Franco Scataglini Maddalena Moretti – “Ho parlato al lettore in quanto io stesso”: reflections on Pasolinis’s addresses to the reader Giorgia Alù – Other truths: photography and fiction in Helena Janeczek’s La ragazza con la Leica Panel 68 – Room 3.54 Italian Television: Stars and Genres in Past and Present ORGANISER & CHAIR – Tamsin Boynton SPEAKERS Rachel Haworth – “Carino, no?”: Mina as ever-present absent star of Italian television Cecilia Brioni – Speciale per Voi: Italian youth television, 1962-1972 Tamsin Boynton – Male characterisation and masculinity in Gomorrah and its transmedial adaptations FRI DAY 28/ 06, 3:30 -5:00 | B LOCK 8 – Pa nels 69 -72 Panel 69 – Room G.01 Circulation in Italian Culture: Practices, Texts, Identities ORGANISER & CHAIR – Beatrice Sica SPEAKERS Francesca Masiero – “Teachers” mobility and the circulation of textbooks in the Veneto in the 15th century Lisa Sampson – Theatre networks in the academies of 16th-17th century Italy Beatrice Sica – From This Quarter to the European Caravan: Samuel Putnam’s anthologies of Italian literature Panel 70 – Room G.02 “O si vive o si scrive”? Il lavoro e la scrittura ORGANISER & CHAIR – Mara Santi SPEAKERS Guylian Nemegeer – “La perfettissima ape”: lo scrittore-umanista in Gabriele d’Annunzio Sarah Bonciarelli – Il “mestiere” tra letteratura e giornalismo: i diari di Prezzolini. Tiziano Toracca – L’amore mio italiano e La tigre domestica: Giancarlo Buzzi in Olivetti Mara Santi – Il mestiere di scrittore nella società italiana contemporanea Panel 71 – Room G.04 The Winter of Italy’s Discontent: L’identità italiana utopica e distopica negli anni ’70 – II. Letterature ORGANISERS & CHAIRS – Dagmar Reichardt, Maurizio Rebaudengo Panel Details – Block 8 Panels 71 (cont.) - 72 SPEAKERS Maurizio Rebaudengo – Le disobbedienze centripete: l’analisi del tormento politico tra utopia, storicismo e scetticismo nella saggistica di Franco Fortini Riccardo Antoniani – “Se ci fosse luce”: l’identità italiana tra “lucciole” e “riflettori feroci del potere” Rotraud von Kulessa – Tra utopia e distopia: i lumi francesi come paradigma ermeneutico nella narrativa italiana degli anni ’60/’70 Dario Prola – Periodi ipotetici della possibilità: la fantascienza di Primo Levi negli anni di piombo. Panel 72 – Room LG.10 Carlo Emilio Gadda: Philosophical Interplays ORGANISER & CHAIR – Barbara Olla SPEAKERS Amy Steinepreis – Writing toward irresolution: La cognizione del dolore and the finitude of death Francesco Venturi – Exploring Gadda’s manuscripts: unpublished texts and aborted projects between literature and philosophy Fabio Minazzi – Carlo Emilio Gadda e Piero Martinetti: influenze martinettiane (e leibniziane) Lucia Lo Marco – “Filosofia”, “non-filosofia” e “afilosofia” in Gadda: una lettura merleau-pontiana Delegates A-C AGHELU, Marialaura, Rome Sapienza University, marialaura.aghelu@uniroma1.it ALFANO, Barbara, Bennington College, balfano@bennington.edu ALÙ, Giorgia, Sydney University, giorgia.alu@sydney.edu.au AMADURI, Agnese, Catania University, agneseamaduri@yahoo.it AMICI, Marco, University College Cork, marcamic@gmail.com ANDREANI, Veronica, Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa, v.andreani@sns.it ANELOTTI, Ambra, Royal Holloway University London, ambra.anelotti@live.rhul.ac.uk ANTONIANI, Riccardo, Paris Sorbonne University, riccardo_a@hotmail.com ARDENI, Viola, UCLA, violin2011@g.ucla.edu ARMSTRONG, Guyda, Manchester University, Guyda.Armstrong@manchester.ac.uk ARU, Silvia, Amsterdam University, silviaaru8@gmail.com ASCOLI, Cecilia, St Andrews University, ca71@st-andrews.ac.uk AZZARONE, Annamaria, Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa, annamaria.azzarone@sns.it BACHIS, Francesco, Cagliari University, francesco.bachis@unica.it BALZI, Marta, Bristol University, m.balzi@bristol.ac.uk BARTOLONI, Paolo, NUIG, National University of Ireland Galway, paolo.bartoloni@nuigalway.ie BARTOLUCCI, Lorenzo, Stanford University, lor@stanford.edu BASILONE, Linetto, Auckland University, lbas119@aucklanduni.ac.nz BAZZONI, Alberica, Warwick University, A.Bazzoni@warwick.ac.uk BELLARDI, Marco, Trinity College Dublin, bellardm@tcd.ie BELLINZANI, Debora, Wisconsis-Madison University, debora.bellinzani@gmail.com BELOVA, Maria, Warwick University, masciab@mail.ru BELTRAMI, Marzia, Durham University, marzia.beltrami@durham.ac.uk BENEDETTI, Alessia, Manchester University, alessia.benedetti@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk BENZONI, Riccardo, Catholic University of the Sacred Heart Milan, riccardo.benzoni@unicatt.it BERGAMINI, Silvia, Bangor University, s.bergamini@bangor.ac.uk BIASINI, Rosalba, Liverpool University, rbiasini@liverpool.ac.uk BIBBÒ, Antonio, Manchester University, antoniobib@gmail.com BIRD, Greg, Wilfrid Laurier University, gbird@wlu.ca BONCIARELLI, Sarah, Ghent University, sarah.bonciarelli@ugent.be BOND, Emma, St Andrews University, efb@st-andrews.ac.uk BORGHI, Martina, Royal Holloway University London, martina.borghi.2017@live.rhul.ac.uk BOWE, David, University College Cork, david.bowe@ecc.ie BOYNTON, Tamsin, Hull University, t.p.boynton@2012.hull.ac.uk BRAGA, Antonella, Lausanne University, antonella.braga@unil.ch BRAGATO, Stefano, Zurich University, stefano.bragato@uzh.ch BRAMBILLA, Simona, Catholic University of the Sacred Heart Milan, simona.brambilla@unicatt.it BRIONI, Cecilia, Bristol University, Cecilia.brioni@bristol.ac.uk BRISTOW, Toby, tjdbristow@gmail.com BROOK, Clodagh, Trinity College Dublin, brookc@tcd.ie BYATT, Lucinda, Edinburgh University, lucinda.byatt@ed.ac.uk CABIATI, Alessandro, King’s College London, a.cabiati@oxfordalumni.org CAGNI, Pietro, University of Pennsylvania, pietro.cagni@gmail.com Delegates C-D CALABRÒ, Simone, Edinburgh University, simone.calabro@ed.ac.uk CALTAGIRONE, Giovanna, Cagliari University, caltagir@unica.it CAMPOFREDA, Olga, University College London, olga.campofreda.14@ucl.ac.uk CAPRIOTTI, Giuseppe, Macerata University, giuseppe.capriotti@unimc.it CARMELLO, Marco, Madrid University, macarmel@filol.ucm.es CAROTENUTO, Carla, Macerata University, carla.carotenuto@unimc.it CARRAI, Alessia, Cambridge University, ac2130@cam.ac.uk CAROCCI, Anna, Rome Sapienza University, annacarocci@hotmail.com CASAMASSIMA, Francesca, Genoa University, francesca.casamassima@edu.unige.it CASERTA, Silvia, St Andrews University, sc332@st-andrews.ac.uk CECCONI, Enrico, Bath University, E.Cecconi@bath.ac.uk CELANI, Ruben, Ghent University, ruben.celani@ugent.be CELATI, Marta, Warwick University, marta.celati@gmail.com CERAVOLO, Marco, Bologna University, marco.ceravolo@studio.unibo.it CHU, Mark, University College Cork, m.chu@ucc.ie CIABATTONI, Francesco, Georgetown University, fc237@georgetown.edu CIACO, Marilina, IULM Milan, marilina.ciaco@gmail.com CIERI VIA, Claudia, Rome Sapienza University, claudia.cierivia@uniroma.it COIS, Ester, Cagliari University, ester.cois@unica.it COLUZZI, Federica, Manchester University, federica.coluzzi@manchester.ac.uk COMIATI, Giacomo, Oxford University, giacomo.comiati@mod-langs.ox.ac.uk COMOY FUSARO, Edwige, Côte d’Azur University, edwige.fusaro@univ-cotedazur.fr COMPARINI, Alberto, Freie Universität Berlin, alberto.comparini@fu-berlin.de CONDE MUÑOZ, Aurora, Madrid University, aconde@ucm.es COPELLO, Veronica, National Instituite of Renaissance Florence, ve.copello@gmail.com COSTANTINO, Anna, Greenwhich University, a.costantino@gre.ac.uk CRABTREE, Ellie, St Andrews University, evc2@st-andrews.ac.uk CROCCO, Claudia, Ghent University, claudia.crocco@ugent.be DA RONCH, Sara, Padua University - Fribourg University, Sara.daronch@unifr.ch DADÀ, Veronica, Pisa University, veronica.dada3@gmail.com D’ALESSANDRO, Filomena Anna, Málaga University, f.dalessandro89@gmail.com D’AMICO, Marzia, Oxford University, marzia.damico@mod-langs.ox.ac.uk DANIELS, Rhiannon, Bristol University, r.j.daniels@bristol.ac.uk D’ARCANGELI, Luciana, Flinders University, luciana.darcangeli@flinders.edu.au DAVINI, Monica, Siena University for Foreigners, monicadavini@libero.it DE FRANCISCI, Enza, Glasgow University, enza.defrancisci@glasgow.ac.uk DE THOMASIS, Sandro Angelo, Yale University, sandroangelodt@hotmail.com DEGL’INNOCENTI, Luca, Florence University, luca.deglinnocenti@unifi.it DEL BUONO, Maria, Birmingham University, mxd588@bham.ac.uk DELLACASA, Claudia, Durham University, claudia.dellacasa@durham.ac.uk DELMEDICO, Sara, Cambridge University, sd683@cam.ac.uk DEMONTIS, Simona, Málaga University, demontissimona13@gmail.com DETTORI, Giulia, Rome Sapienza University, giulia.dettori@uniroma1.it DEVINE, Katherine, Royal Holloway University London, Katedevine280@gmail.com DI GIUSTO, Anna, Florence University, anna.digiusto@katamail.com DI GRADO, Antonio, Catania University, digrado@unict.it DOMENICI, Claudia, Cambridge University, cd502@cam.ac.uk DRISCOLL, Kate, California University Berkeley, kate.driscoll@berkeley.edu DUCCI, Lucia, Worcester College of Holy Cross, lducci@holycross.edu Delegates E-K EVERSON, Jane, Royal Holloway University London, j.everson@rhul.ac.uk FACCHI, Francesca, Toronto University, francesca.facchi@mail.utoronto.ca FAINI, Marco, marcofaini25@gmail.com FALCIONI, Daniele, Edinburgh University, daniele.falcioni@ed.ac.uk FANNING, Ursula, University College Dublin, ursula.fanning@ucd.ie FARRELL, Joseph, Strathclyde Universiy, j.farrell@strath.ac.uk FERRARA DEGLI UBERTI, Carlotta, University College London, c.ferrara@ucl.ac.uk FERRI, Sabrina, Notre Dame University, sferri@nd.edu FINOZZI, Anna, Stockholm University, anna.finozzi@su.se FOGARIZZU, Stefano, Vienna University, stefano.fogarizzu@univie.ac.at FORTIN, Jutta, Vienna University, jutta.emma.fortin@univie.ac.at FOURNIER-FINOCCHIARO, Laura, Paris 8 University, fournierparis8@gmail.com FRANCO, Teresa, Oxford University, teresa.franco@mod-langs-ox.ac.uk FRATOCCHI, Elisiana, Rome Sapienza University, e.fratocchi@gmail.com FRAU, Ombretta, Mount Holyoke College, ofrau@mtholyoke.edu FRIGENI, Veronica, Kent University, veronica.frigeni@gmail.com FURCI, Guido, Durham University, guido.furci@durham.ac.uk GALAVOTTI, Jacopo, Padua University, galavotti.jacopo@gmail.com GALLI, Sara, Toronto University, sara.galli@mail.utoronto.ca GAMMAITONI, Milena, Rome 3 University, milena.gammaitoni@uniroma3.it GARGIULO, Marco, Bergen University, marco.gargiulo@uib.no GENTILI, Dario, Rome 3 University, dario.gentili@uniroma3.it GIGLIUCCI, Roberto, Rome Sapienza University, roberto.gigliucci@uniroma1.it GILSON, Simon, Oxford University, simon.gilson@mod-langs.ox.ac.uk GIULIANI, Chiara, University College Cork, chiara.giuliani@ucc.ie GIULIANI, Gaia, Coimbra University, giuliani.gaia@gmail.com GLYNN, Ruth, Bristol University, R.S.Glynn@bristol.ac.uk GUASSARDO, Giada, Oxford University, giada.guassardo@balliol.ox.ac.uk HÄRMÄNMAA, Marja, Turku University, marja.harmanmaa@utu.fi HAWORTH, Rachel, Hull University, R.Haworth@hull.ac.uk IOZZIA, Alberto, Indiana University, alberto.iozzia@gmail.com JOSSA, Stefano, Royal Holloway University London, Stefano.Jossa@rhul.ac.uk KALISKA, Marta, Warsaw University, m.kaliska@uw.edu.pl KATINIS, Teodoro, Ghent University, teodoro.katinis@ugent.be KEENAN, Niamh, Edinburgh University, s1214401@sms.ed.ac.uk Delegates L-M LA PENNA, Daniela, Reading University, d.lapenna@reading.ac.uk LA SALA, Chiara, Leeds University, m.c.lasala@leeds.ac.uk LAIENA, Serena, Cambridge University, sl831@cam.ac.uk LANDA, Kristina, Bologna University, allodolakri@gmail.com LAZZARINI, Isabella, Molise University, isabella.lazzarini@unimol.it LEDDA, Giuseppe, Bologna University, giuseppe.ledda@unibo.it LEI, Daniele, St Andrews University, dl67@st-andrews.ac.uk LEO, Carlo, Catholic University Leuven, carlo.leo@kuleuven.be LIMA, Eleonora, Trinity College Dublin, lima.eleonora@gmail.com LINES, David, Warwick University, D.A.Lines@warwick.ac.uk LISCIANI-PETRINI, Enrica, Salerno University, elis.petrini@unisa.it LIVRAGHI, Leyla, Frankfurt Goethe University, leyla.livraghi1@gmail.com LIZZUL, Giorgio, Warwick University, giorgio.lizzul@warwick.ac.uk LO MARCO, Lucia, Lyon 2 - Lumière University, lucia.lo.marco@gmail.com LOLLA, Maria Grazia, Harvard University, mglolla18@gmail.com LOMBARDO, Luca, Notre Dame University, luca.lombardo.10@nd.edu LUCIOLI, Francesco, University College Dublin, francesco.lucioli@ucd.ie LUCONI, Stefano, Genoa University, Stefano_Luconi@yahoo.com LUGLIO, Davide, Paris Sorbonne University, Davide.Luglio@sorbonne-universite.fr LYNCH, Heather, Glasgow Caledonian University, heather.lynch@gcu.ac.uk MACCARTHY, Ita, Durham University, i.maccarthy@bham.ac.uk MAGRO, Fabio, Padua University, fabio.magro@unipd.it MALDINA, Nicolò, Edinburgh University, n.maldina@ed.ac.uk MANDOLINI, Nicoletta, University College Cork, nicoletta.mandolini@ucc.ie MANZOLI, Giacomo, Bologna University, giacomo.manzoli@unibo.it MARINETTI, Cristina, Cardiff University, marinettic@cardiff.ac.uk MARONGIU, Cinzia, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, cinziamarongiu@gmail.com MARTINENGO, Alberto, Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa, alberto.martinengo@sns.it MASIERO, Francesca, University College London, fra.masiero@gmail.com MASSACCESI, Cristina, University College London, c.massacesi@ucl.ac.uk MAZZOCCHI, Luca, Oxford University, luca.mazzocchi@exeter.ox.ac.uk MCINTYRE, Hannah, Oxford University, hannah.mcintyre@pmb.ox.ac.uk MEAZZI, Barbara, Côte d’Azur University, barbara.meazzi@unice.fr MEDAGLIA, Francesca, Rome Sapienza University, francesca.medaglia@gmail.com MESCHINI, Michela, Macerata University, michela.meschini@unimc.it MESSINA, Davide, Edinburgh University, d.messina@ed.ac.uk MICHELACCI, Lara, Bologna University, lara.michelacci2@unibo.it MIGLIANTI, Giovanni, Yale University, giovanni.miglianti@gmail.com MINAZZI, Fabio, Insubria University, fabio.minazzi@uninsubria.it MOCA, Matteo, Bologna University - Paris Nanterre University, matteo.moca@gmail.com MORBIATO, Giacomo, Padua University, giacomo.morbiato@unipd.it MORETTI, Maddalena, Leeds University, mlmmo@leeds.ac.uk MORONCINI, Ambra, Sussex University, A.Moroncini@sussex.ac.uk MUNARI, Alessandra, Independent Scholar, alemunari90@gmail.com MUSCIO, Giuliana, Padua University, giulianamuscio@gmail.com MUSIANI, Elena, Bologna University, elena.musiani2@unibo.it Delegates N-R NATALE, Massimo, Verona University, massimo.natale@univr.it NEMEGEER, Guylian, Ghent University, guylian.nemegeer@ugent.be NESI, Valentina, Málaga University, valentina.nesi1988@gmail.com O’CONNELL, Daragh, University College Cork, daragh.oconnell@ucc.ie O’LEARY, Martina, University College Cork, martinaoleary@yahoo.com OLLA, Barbara, Oxford University, barbara.olla@spc.ox.ac.uk ORRÙ, Paolo, Debrecen University, paolo.orru1@gmail.com ORSI, Marianna, U.H. Mãnoa, morsi@hawaii.edu PAGANO, Tullio, Dickinson College, paganot@dickinson.edu PAGLIARI, Barbara, UNIL Lausanne, bpagliari@fastwebnet.it PAINO, Marina, Catania University, disum@unict.it PALAZZOLO, Giuseppe, Catania University, giuseppe.palazzolo@unict.it PALUMBO, Valeria, Independent Scholar, valeria.palumbo@rcs.it PANZARELLA, Gioia, Warwick University, Gioia.panzarella@warwick.ac.uk PAOLI, Caterina, Cambridge University, cp675@cam.ac.uk PAOLI, Marco, Liverpool University, M.Paoli@liverpool.ac.uk PARISI, Sara, Strathclyde University, sara.parisi@strath.ac.uk PATTI, Emanuela, Royal Holloway University London, emanuela.patti@rhul.ac.uk PAVLOVA, Maria, Warwick University, maria.pavlova@warwick.ac.uk PEDRIALI, Federica, Edinburgh University, f.pedriali@ed.ac.uk PEGORETTI, Anna, Rome 3 University, anna.pegoretti@uniroma3.it PELLEGRINI DE LUCA, Alessandra, Edinburgh University, alessandra.pdeluca@ed.ac.uk PERONI, Caterina, Padua University, caterina.peroni@gmail.com PERROTTA, Annalisa, Rome Sapienza University, annalisa.perrotta@uniroma1.it PEZZOTTI, Barbara, Monash University, barbara.pezzotti@monash.edu PIANTANIDA, Cecilia, Durham University, cecilia.piantanida@durham.ac.uk PIASENTIER, Marco, Jyväskylä University, marco.piasentier@pm.me PICH, Federica, Leeds University, f.pich@leeds.ac.uk PIERI, Giuliana, Royal Holloway University London, g.pieri@rhul.ac.uk PIPERNO, Martina, University College Cork, martina.piperno@ucc.ie PIROZZI, Carlo, Edinburgh University, carlo.pirozzi@ed.ac.uk PODEMSKI, Piotr, Warsaw University, p.podemski@uw.edu.pl POLISCA, Elena, Lancaster University, e.polisca@lancaster.ac.uk POLLARD, Damien, Cambridge University, dp540@cam.ac.uk PROLA, Dario, Warsaw University, darioprola@uw.edu.pl PROUDFOOT, Anna, Open University, anna.proudfoot@open.ac.uk PULINAS Silvia, silviapulinas@gmail.com RAFFINI, Daniel, Rome Sapienza University, danraffini@gmail.com RAGAZZONI, David, Columbia University, david.ragazzoni@columbia.edu RAMADHANI MUSSA, Kombola, Cardiff University, ramadhanimussak@cardiff.ac.uk REBAUDENGO, Maurizio, Convitto Nazionale Umberto I, rebaudengomaurizio@gmail.com REICHARDT, Dagmar, Latvian Academy of Culture, dagmarreichardt@hotmail.com RENNA, Salvatore, Bologna University – L’Aquila University, renna.salvatore@hotmail.it RICCOBONO, Marta, Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa, marta.riccobono@sns.it Delegates R-T RICCOBONO, Rossella, St Andrews University, rmr8@st-andrews.ac.uk RIZZARELLI, Giovanna, Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa, giovanna.rizzarelli@sns.it ROMANZI, Andrea, Reading University, a.romanzi@pgr.reading.ac.uk ROS, Irene, irene.ros.mrc@gmail.com ROSS, Silvia, University College Cork, s.ross@ucc.ie ROSSI, Laura Lucia, Manchester University, lauralucia.rossi@manchester.ac.uk ROSSI, Michele, Pennsylvania State University, microssi77@gmail.com RUGGIERI, Marco, Edinburgh University, marco.ruggieri@ed.ac.uk RUSSO, Camilla, Trento University, camilla.russo85@gmail.com SACCHINI, Lorenzo, Leeds University, lorenzosacchini@gmail.com SAITTA, Luigi, RAI, luigi.saitta@gmail.com SALVADORI LONERGAN Corinna, Trinity College Dublin, clonergn@tcd.ie SAMPSON, Lisa, University College London, l.sampson@ucl.ac.uk SANNINO, Daniela, Edinburgh University - Glas ow niversit , daniela.sannino@ed.ac.uk SANSON, Helena, Cambridge University, hls37@cam.ac.uk SANTI, Mara, Ghent University, mara.santi@ugent.be SANTOVETTI, Olivia, Leeds University, O.Santovetti@leeds.ac.uk SAPORITO, Paolo, McGill University, paolosaporito88@gmail.com SAROLDI, Anna, Oxford University, anna.saroldi@mod-langs.ox.ac.uk SARTI, Luna, University of Pennsylvania, lsarti@sas.upenn.edu SAVETTIERI, Cristina, Pisa University, cristina.savettieri@unipi.it SCHEMBARI, Andrea, Szczecin University, uci@usz.edu.pl SCHULZ, Karin, Konstanz University, karin.schulz@uni-konstanz.de SECCIA, Maria Cristina, Hull University, MariaCristina.Seccia@hull.ac.uk SEGNINI, Elisa, Glasgow University, elisa.segnini@glasgow.ac.uk SERAFINI, Stefano, Royal Holloway University London, Stefano.Serafini@rhul.ac.uk SERRA, Eleonora, Cambridge University, es675@cam.ac.uk SHORT, John, Toronto York University, jonsho@gmail.com SICA, Beatrice, University College London, b.sica@ucl.ac.uk SIDERI, Cecilia, Ca’ Foscari University, cecilia.sideri@unive.it SINIBALDI, Caterina, Warwick University, c.sinibaldi@warwick.ac.uk SOTTILOTTA, Elena Emma, Cambridge University, ees45@cam.ac.uk SPREAFICO, Marco, Warburg Institute London, Marco.Spreafico@postgrad.sas.ac.uk SPUNTA Marina, Leicester University, ms96@le.ac.uk STEINEPREIS, Amy, Oxford University, amy.steinepreis@merton.ox.ac.uk STEWART Fiona, fiona.stewart@pepperdine.edu STROLOGO, Franca, Zurich University, strologo@rom.uzh.ch STRUMMIELLO, Giusi, Bari University, giuseppina.strummiello@uniba.it SULIS, Gigliola, Leeds University, g.sulis@leeds.ac.uk TADDEI, Valeria, Oxford University, valeria.taddei@mod-langs.ox.ac.uk TCHOUGOUNOVA-PAULSON, Elena, Independent Scholar, tch.elena15@gmail.com TERRILE, Cristina, François Rabelais de Tour University, maria-cristina.terrile@univ-tours.fr TIBALDO, Valentina, Oxford University, valentina.tibaldo@st-hughs.ox.ac.uk TIETZE, Nastasia, Institute of Musicology Weimar Jena, Nastasia.Tietze@posteo.de TORACCA, Tiziano, Ghent University, tiziano.toracca@ugent.be TORRE, Andrea, Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa, andrea.torre@sns.it TRAVERSA, Eleonora, Royal Holloway University London, eleonora.traversa.2017@live.rhul.ac.uk LL Matteo Co l tense niversit Madrid atteotrillini hot ail.it Delegates -Z UGOLINI, Paola, Buffalo University, ugolini@buffalo.edu VANDI, Serena, Leeds University, s.vandi@leeds.ac.uk VATTANO, Laura, Edinburgh University, s1459975@ed.ac.uk VENTURI, Francesco, Oslo University, francesco.venturi@ilos.uio.no VERGATA, Isabella R., Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, ivergata@uni-mainz.de VILLANI, Massimo, Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa, massim.villani@gmail.com VITALE, Vincenzo, ord niversit , vincenzo.vitale@unibas.ch VITALI, Giovanni Pietro, University College Cork, giovannipietrovitali@gmail.com VON KULESSA, Rotraud, Augsburg University, rotraud.kulessa@philhist.uni-augsburg.de WALKER, Rebecca, St Andrews University, rmw8@st-andrews.ac.uk WEHLING-GIORGI, Katrin, Durham University, katrin.wehling-giorgi@durham.ac.uk WREN-OWENS, Liz, Cardiff University, wren-owensEA@cardiff.ac.uk ZAPPALÀ, Emiliano, Warwick University, e.zappala@warwick.ac.uk ZUCCALA, Brian, Witwatersrand University, brianzuccala@gmail.com Image © Richard Demarco

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