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IX Annual Graduate Conference
IX Annual Graduate Conference in Italian Studies
IX Annual Graduate Conference Programme
Call for Papers
IX Annual Graduate Conference in Italian Studies
Saturday, 27 February 2016
University College Cork, Ireland
Keynote speaker: Prof John Foot (University of Bristol)
Research graduate students (MPhil/PhD) working on Italian (or Italian-related) topics (in literature, film studies, gender studies, cultural studies, linguistics, history, art history etc.) are invited to present papers at this Italian Studies conference. The aim is to promote interdisciplinary dialogue and discussion of current research within the Italian Studies community in Ireland (and beyond).
Research graduate students (from Irish universities as well as from abroad) are invited to submit a 300-word abstract including title of paper, name, affiliation, and brief bio by 5 pm on Monday, 14 December to the following email address: italiangraduate@gmail.com. Papers are to be 20 minutes in length (maximum) and may be either in English or in Italian.
For information please contact:
Nicoletta Mandolini / Michele Ronchi Stefanati
Department of Italian, School of Languages, Literatures and Cultures, University College Cork, Cork, Ireland
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Graduate Conference in Italian Studies
Sabato, 27 febbraio 2016
University College Cork, Irlanda
Interverrà
Prof John Foot
(University of Bristol)
Si invitano dottorandi che stiano lavorando nel campo dell'italianistica (letteratura, cinema, studi di genere, cultural studies, linguistica, storia, storia dell’arte, ecc.) a presentare la loro ricerca a questo convegno di studi. La finalità del convegno è quella di promuovere il dialogo e il confronto interdisciplinare nei vari ambiti di ricerca relativi alla cultura italiana.
Gli studenti di dottorato (MPhil/PhD), provenienti da università irlandesi ed estere, interessati a partecipare dovranno inviare un abstract di massimo 300 parole, inclusi il titolo della presentazione, il nome, l’istituzione presso la quale sono iscritti e una brevissima biografia entro lunedì 14 dicembre al seguente indirizzo email: italiangraduate@gmail.com. La durata degli interventi non deve superare i 20 minuti e le presentazioni potranno essere in italiano o in inglese.
Per ulteriori informazioni:
Nicoletta Mandolini / Michele Ronchi Stefanati
Department of Italian, School of Languages, Literatures and Cultures, University College Cork, Cork, Ireland