You are warmly invited to the Department of Italian online seminar next week, organised by Giulia Bernuzzi (Research Ireland PhD Scholar). It will take place on the 10th of March, from 4 to 5 pm.
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Events
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“Costruire la città degli uomini. Divagazioni su letteratura e architettura del Novecento”, online seminar by Professor Giuseppe Lupo (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milano
05 Mar 2025
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Mediating the Colonial Archive: Lecture by Alessandra Ferrini and screening of "Unsettling Genealogies"
25 Feb 2025
The Department of Italian and the Department of Film and Screen Media invite you to the seminar and book lunch by filmmaker and artist Alessandra Ferrini on the 4th of March, 4 pm, Film and Screen Media Audit-2. This event is organised by Leonora Masini (Department of Italian) and will include a conversation with Alessandra Ferrini, Chiara Giuliani (Department of Italian) and Laura Rascaroli (Film and Screen Media).
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"A TAVOLA!" Italian Film series
20 Jan 2025
Join us for "A TAVOLA!", a series on Italian film curated by Marta Pagliuca Pelacani (PhD candidate, Department of Italian, UCC) and organised by Fiona Karki and Chiara Alessio (Italian Society, UCC).Read moreProgramme:January 23rd, 6 PM, Boole 1Il Gattopardo (The Leopard, 1963) – 185 minLuchino ViscontiFebruary 13th, 6 PM, Boole 1Film d'amore e d'anarchia (Love and Anarchy, 1973) – 120 minLina WertmüllerMarch 5th, 6 PM, Boole 1Brutti, sporchi e cattivi (Ugly, Dirty and Bad, 1976) – 115 minEttore ScolaApril 2nd, 6 PM, Boole 1Lazzaro Felice (Happy as Lazzaro, 2018) – 125 minAlice RohrwacherDoors open at 6pm, films start at 6.30pm.
Current Events
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The Centre for Dante Studies in Ireland (CDSI), the Department of Italian UCC, and CASiLaC are delighted to announce the programme of our annual five public lectures on Dante.
- Monday, 20 January – Professor Stephen Milner (University of Manchester) – ‘Dante and Political Economy in the Industrial Age’
- Monday 27 January – Professor Zygmunt G. Barański (University of Cambridge/Notre Dame) – ‘"La forma universal di questo nodo" (Par. 33, 91): The Structures of Dante’s Otherworld’
Monday February 3 is a Bank Holiday in Ireland
- Monday 10 February – Dr Gaia Tomazzoli (La Sapienza, University of Rome) – ‘Dante goes Viral: Digital Projects from Language to Interpretation’
- Monday 17 February – Professor Kimberly Campanello (University of Leeds) – ‘Descending into Detail: Meanwhile in Dante’s Commedia with the Poet K’
- Monday 24 February – Dr George Rayson (University College Cork) – 'Wasting, Waiting, and Weighting: The Importance of Choosing the Right Words in Dante's Commedia'
All lectures take place at 6pm Irish time.
Venue: UCC Council Room (except for 10 February which will take place in CACSSS seminar room, G. 27).
All lectures will also take place via zoom. For online participation please go to: Registration Form Dante Lectures
We look forward to seeing you there.
Events - Archive
2024 SIS Postgraduate Colloquium
Dante Public Lecture Series 2024
Italian Studies: Theory and Practice: An SIS Workshop for ECAs
Italian Studies Theory and Practice: An ECR Workshop
X Graduate Conference in Italian Studies
Graduate Conference in Italian Studies
VIII Annual Graduate Studies Conference in Italian Studies
Tuscan Territories: Rural-Urban Dynamics / Territori toscani: dinamiche urbano-rurali
7th Annual Graduate Conference in Italian Studies
Identity and Conflict in Tuscany / Identità e conflitto in Toscana
Rua da Saudade: Antonio Tabucchi between Italy and Portugal
Re-presentations of 9/11: A Workshop
Technologies of Self Conference
L'etica del potere per Leonardo Sciascia