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CFP AIA Seminar 2026, Genoa May 14-15, 2026

Time and Temporalities. Linguistic, Literary, and Cultural Perspectives We are pleased to announce that the 2026 AIA Seminar “Time and Temporalities: Linguistic, Literary, and Cultural Perspectives” will be held on May 14-15, 2026, at the University of Genoa. In contemporary theoretical discourse, time is an increasingly central category which conceives of the present as a complex cultural matrix where multiple intersecting temporalities interact and vie for attention. Our two-day seminar on “Time and Temporalities” aims to explore aspects of time as it relates to cultural, literary and linguistic contexts, both historical and contemporary, and from theoretical, applied and experimental approaches. We invite 15-minute papers that engage with, but are not limited to, the following themes: Linguistics Literature/Culture Contributions from established scholars, early-career researchers, and PhD students are welcome. The oral presentations will be 15 minutes long, followed by 5 minutes for discussion. Proposals must be uploaded here. It should be of no more than 500 words including references, clearly indicating the research question, data, methods, and major contributions of the study. In case of problems in the procedure, please refer to Laura Colombino (laura.colombino@unige.it) for the Literature and Culture sessions and to Annalisa Baicchi (annalisa.baicchi@unige.it) for the Linguistics part. The deadline for submission is 30 March 2026. Acceptance notification will be sent by 15 April 2026. REGISTRATION FEESEur. 90,00 (standard); Eur. 75,00 (PhD students only)Details on the registration procedures will follow. We look forward to welcoming you to Genoa and having a productive and enriching conference. Keynote speakers: Linguistics: Prof. Martin Hilpert (Università di Neuchâtel) and Prof.ssa Roberta Facchinetti (Università di Verona). Literature: Prof. Andrew Bennett (University of Bristol) Cultural Studies: Prof. Fabio Cleto (Università di Bergamo)

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AIA for PhD – Università di Catania (12 aprile 2024)

AIA for PhDUniversità di Catania12 aprile 2024 Scuola Superiore di Catania Aula Minutoli ore 10.30 – Saluti istituzionaliore 11.00 – Incontro del Direttivo con tutor, dottorandi/e e early career ore 13.00 – Light lunch ore 15.00 – Seminari dottoraliMariagrazia Nicolosi (Università di Catania): Literary/Cultural Studies: Patterns and PracticesMarianna Zummo (Università di Palermo): Digital Interactional Grounds and IdeologiesChiara Sciarrino (Università di Palermo): Irish Studies: Research Approaches and Data Collection TodayMarco Venuti (Università di Catania): A Path to a Successful Career. Critical Metaphor Analysis and Neoliberal Academiaore 17.00 – Dibattito e fine attività Le attività si terranno presso Villa San Saverio(Via Valdisavoia, 35) e in collegamento Teams Per partecipare è necessario compilare questo form

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AIA for PhD – Sapienza Università di Roma (15 marzo 2024, ore 10,30)

AIA for PhD a Sapienza Università di Roma “Peer reviews and other wonderful adventures”, Riccardo Capoferro e Carmen Gallo (Sapienza) in conversazione con ospiti, dottorandi e giovani ricercatrici venerdì 15 marzo 2024 – ore 10,30 Sapienza Marco Polo – III piano – Sala Riunioni 2   Nel pomeriggio le dottorande e i dottorandi incontreranno il direttivo AIA presso Sapienza Università di Roma – Sede di Marco Polo: Circonvallazione Tiburtina 4 Roma (Nota Bene: in taxi o guidati da Google Maps indicare l’indirizzo: Scalo San Lorenzo 76). Si raccomanda la presenza, ma per chi volesse collegarsi, questo è il link Google: https://meet.google.com/khg-vkyw-thm

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Unimi, Sesto San Giovanni, 23 febbraio 2024

Care colleghe, cari colleghi. Come preannunciato, il prossimo incontro macro-regionale del Direttivo AIA con dottorande e dottorandi e giovani ricercatrici e ricercatori si terrà il 23 febbraio  2024 presso il Polo di Sesto San Giovanni di UNIMI, Piazza Indro Montanelli 1, in aula P2 L’incontro sarà preceduto da un momento di formazione con due interventi delle colleghe Stefania Maci e Nicoletta Vallorani, organizzato come segue: 10.30 Stefania Maci (Università degli Studi di Bergamo): English Corpus Linguistics. Research, methodological approaches, bias. 11.30 Nicoletta Vallorani (Università degli Studi di Milano): Atlanti per mondi difficili. I confini permeabili dei Cultural Studies; A seguire, a partire dalle 14 e sino alle 15.30 circa, giovani ricercatori e ricercatrici, assegnisti e assegniste, dottorande e dottorande sono invitati a partecipare a un incontro che, sulla scia dei precedenti tenutisi a Torino (dicembre 2023) e Napoli (gennaio 2024), intende favorire uno scambio ampio sull’Associazione, le sue iniziative e la sua missione. Sarà possibile partecipare all’evento anche da remoto, connettendosi a questa riunione Teams.  Chiediamo cortesemente ai partecipanti di segnalarci la loro partecipazione (in presenza o da remoto) compilando questo form.Vi preghiamo di diffondere inoltrando a tutti i possibili interessati. Cari saluti dal Direttivo AIA

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PHD STUDENTS: AIA EVENTS

The next Board meetings with PhD candidates will take place in Turin (December 2023), Naples (January 2024), Milan (February 2024), Rome (March 2024). In this first operational phase since its inauguration, the Board has consulted repeatedly to define the strategic lines to be prioritised. Among all the issues that have emerged, one seemed to us to be of fundamental importance: to focus on early-career researchers, supporting them in their academic progression and involving them in the projects and activities of our Association thereby encouraging them to increasingly play a role in it. Among the initiatives we intend to promote is the establishment of routine meetings where doctoral students can discuss their projects with their peers and with senior scholars – first and foremost the members of the Executive Board, but in fact, ideally, any AIA member willing to participate. Our idea is to propose a series of meetings in which PhD students and their mentors can meet to share and discuss research topics primarily, but also broader disciplinary issues and career prospects. We propose to organise meetings at a local level (in a broad sense: we envisage a North, Centre and South subdivision) to encourage participation and at the same time reduce the economic burden. As regards the topics to be addressed and the ways in which the initiative should be articulated, we would first of all like to hear the opinions of members, and in particular of PhD students and tutors. To this end, we ask you to fill in this questionnaire https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScXN9Tfy2J0NpUbc1kLjC60FG_Fz2QMGkVpydBE0l8aQox6kg/viewform The questionnaire is addressed to all AIA members, with the request that it also be circulated to fellow Anglicists who, although not yet members, have an interest in the topic.

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