The Other Conrad/Conrad the Other
6 December 2024. Meeting Room (Complesso Beato Pellegrino). University of Padova
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6 December 2024. Meeting Room (Complesso Beato Pellegrino). University of Padova
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AIA Winter School 2025 Passages, Migrations, Transitions University of Rome Tor Vergata Department of History, Humanities and Society 29-31 January 2025 PLENARY LECTURES Bronwen Hughes (University of Naples Parthenope), ‘… a Good Migrant’. Lexical Choices in Migrant Discourses in English Elisabetta Marino ( University of Rome Tor Vergata), Migrant Lives in Contemporary British Literature Sonia Massai (Sapienza University of Rome), Diasporic Shakespeare SPEAKERS AND TUTORS FOR INTERACTIVE LABORATORY SESSIONS Paolo Caponi (University of Milan), The Migration of Literary Texts from English to Italian. The Cultural Issue of the Forms of Address Lilla Maria Crisafulli (University of Bologna), Mary Shelley’s Valperga from Ideation to Translation: History, Fiction and Contemporaneity Eleonora Federici (University of Ferrara), Museums Become Story-tellers through Translation: The Case-study of MEI (National Museum of Italian Emigration) SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Giuseppe Balirano, Paola Catenaccio, Manuela D’Amore, Massimiliano Demata, C. Bruna Mancini, Elisabetta Marino, Marilena Parlati, Irene Ranzato ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Giuseppe Capalbo, Mattia De Luca, Giulia Magazzù, Elisabetta Marino, Rossana Sebellin, Angela Sileo REGISTRATION The registration form, available at https://forms.gle/nZmcTTwmFPawbxeAA, must be filled out by 16 January 2025; payment will be possible from January 2, 2025. Fee: €180 payable via bank transfer Receiver’s Bank Account: Dipartimento di Storia, Patrimonio culturale, Formazione e Società IBAN: IT30 C030 6905 0201 0000 0300 249 Bank: INTESA SAN PAOLO – ROMA SWIFT CODE: BCITITMM Reason for payment: FULL NAME – AIA WINTER SCHOOL Accommodation: 20 rooms have been reserved at CX Rome (Campus X) for the period 28 January– 1 February 2025. You can book by writing an email to: booking.rome@cx-place.com – final deadline: 8 January 2025 Fees: € 54.00 DUS € 75.00 Twin/Double € 97.00 Triple. AIA offers two scholarships of € 300 for doctoral students who are AIA members. For information on eligibility and application visit www.anglistica.it/early-career-scholarships/ Queries may be addressed to aiasegreteria@unito.it
13 dicembre 2024. Meeting Room, Complesso Beato Pellegrino. Via E. Vendramini 13, Padova
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we are happy to include further information on the upcoming AIA Winter School, which will be held at the University of Rome Tor Vergata from 29 to 31 January 2025.
The SL@VT Team is delighted to inform you that the programme of the Conference “AVT and MA in Education: A Global Perspective” is now out.
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The conference will focus on the musical, textual, stylistic, and cultural dimensions of punk and post-punk, including their fashion, imaginaries, consumption patterns, innovations, and practices.
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Accessibility and inclusion are human rights that have consistently been invoked and upheld by major international organisations through conventions, charters, directives and regulations. The European Accessibility Act, which will apply across all European Union member states from June 2025, ensures widespread and meaningful accessibility to information, technologies and even social and cultural life for everyone, regardless of ability, leaving national governments little leeway for exceptions.
Under the theme “Socio-political Instability and Language Change (1300–1900),” the conference invites scholars to explore the complex relationships between periods of social instability and language evolution.
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International ConferenceUnderground Imaginaries 2025:Spaces In Between3-5 April 2025 Istituto Italiano per gli Studi Filosofici di Napoli Parthenope University of Naples Call for Papers The Vertical Turn in the Humanities and Social Sciences has prompted an epistemological shift, advocating for the examination of spaces in terms of thickness and volume, as opposed to the horizontality typically depicted in most cartographies. In line with this paradigm, a critical understanding of underground infrastructure becomes essential. This conference builds on this shift to delve deeper into below-ground perspectives within literary, cultural and language studies. A critical understanding of the underground examines how spaces are socially constructed, inhabited and aesthetically portrayed. This analytical endeavour entails engaging with the dual structures that shape the above-below relationship (for example, light-dark; good-bad; allowed-forbidden). Our conference aims to move beyond these dichotomies and adopt a dynamic framework in the analysis of literary and cultural works. In this context, we envision the underground as a constellation of interlinked realms. From transitional mythical and metaphorical spaces to liminal rites bridging worlds, from present-day metro passages to meeting points between the living and the deceased, the conference will particularly focus on threshold spaces and narratives of descent, encounters, and metamorphosis. As Rachel Falconer writes in Hell in Contemporary Literature, “there are as many routes through hell, as there are minds to imagine them” (2019: 6). Hence, we seek to explore these access points, passages, gateways, liminal creatures, communication systems, networks and other epistemologies of transience, suspension and connection within the underground. Topics of interest include but are not limited to literary and cultural studies in the following areas: Please note that abstracts should be submitted with a short bionote to naplesunderground2025@gmail.com and must not exceed 300 words in length. Deadlines Keynote Speakers Iain Chambers Writers and indipendent researcher, former Full Professor of Cultural and Postcolonial Studies (University of Naples “L’Orientale”) Sandro Dionisio Musician, Playwright, Screenplayer and Director, Professor (Academy of Fine Arts in Florence, IT): “Bellezza e degrado nella città porosa” Rita Lucarelli Associate Professor of Egyptology (University of California “Berkeley”, USA): “Doorscapes Of The Netherworld: A Humanist Geographical Perspective Towards The Ancient Egyptian Underground Imaginaries” Eleonora Rao Associate Professor of English Literature (University of Salerno, IT): “Thinking about Liminal Space in Literary Studies” Guests Scientific Committee Organizing Committee Contact naplesunderground2025@gmail.com Venues Istituto Italiano per gli Studi Filosofici di Napoli (IT)Palazzo Serra di Cassano, Via Monte di Dio 14, 80132 – Napoli (I)https://www.iisf.it Parthenope University of NaplesVia Ammiraglio Ferdinando Acton, 38, 80133 Napoli NA (IT)https://www.uniparthenope.it Accommodation:
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