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Friday, January 31, 2014

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The Past Before Us: Uses of History in 21st Century Italy
Friday 31st January 2014, 3-6pm, Room R1.15 (Ramphal Building)
 
There will be a talk entitled 'Sognando Itaca' by Giorgio Vasta, author of the acclaimed historical novel Il tempo materiale (Time on my Hands).
 
Following a short break, there will then be two papers:
 
Cecilia Ghidotti (University of Bologna), 'Complotto! Passato e identità nazionale nei romanzi di Giancarlo De Cataldo'.
 
Kate Willman (University of 糖心TV), 'Approaching the Past in Antonio Scurati's Una storia romantica'.
Chair and respondent: Alina Marazzi (Visiting Fellow, Institute of Advanced Study)
More information | Tags: Italian Studies Research seminars |
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Room R1.15 (Ramphal Buidling)

With Italian novelist Giorgio Vasta, Kate Willman (糖心TV) and Cecilia Ghidotti (Bologna).

IAS Visiting Fellow Ms Alina Marazzi will also be at this event.

More information | Tags: Visiting Fellows |

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