wonderful day Friday, January 30 at Palu. Few people, lots of snow.
Saturday, January 31, 2009
Cleaning Instructions With Clp
Hut Skiing in Palu Palu - Pictures
wonderful day Friday, January 30 at Palu. Few people, lots of snow.
wonderful day Friday, January 30 at Palu. Few people, lots of snow.
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Soy Milk (cd) Meaning
VEDERE L'ALTRO RASSEGNA FOTOGRAFICA
University of Calabria, Memorial Day for art photography
"See Other"
On the basis of a careful viewing of the material submitted, the Scientific Committee of "See Other" information on how, when and where the review.
Appointments are three.
The first meeting is Jan. 26, at 18:30, Little Theatre in the University of Calabria. The photographs will be shown - in digital format - music video in an installation of Ivan Morris, a professor at the Conservatory of Cosenza Giacomantonio. The title of the work is called "Postcards Ferramonti. See the Other." In fact Tonino Sicoli and George Reda will hold a presentation.
The second date is January 27, at 9:00 am in the Aula Magna of the University of Calabria. The photos, combined in a digital video presentation by Federica Piraino, will be shown throughout the conference "Touching, seeing, hearing: understanding the Other." At the same will be distributed free of charge a limited edition CD, containing the same presentation and photos, grouped in folders for each author.
The third date is January 28, 10:00 am, at the concentration camp at Ferramonti Tarsia. The photographs, again in video projection, will be displayed in a separate room, where they will remain in the following days. For all subsequent visits, individual or group may make arrangements with authors or with Damien Francis Panebianco Vuono, the managers of the camp. Meanwhile
The Scientific Committee will choose three photos - not more than three and a stress only, as per contract. A Ferramonti will hold a ceremony presided over by Anna Foa and tones strictly informal. Following the three selected will be discovered and then permanently in the museum's heritage.
The Scientific Committee
Paul Coen, Fabio De Chirico, Francesco Panebianco, Francesca Rota, Tonino Sicoli 
University of Calabria, Memorial Day for art photography
"See Other"
On the basis of a careful viewing of the material submitted, the Scientific Committee of "See Other" information on how, when and where the review.
Appointments are three.
The first meeting is Jan. 26, at 18:30, Little Theatre in the University of Calabria. The photographs will be shown - in digital format - music video in an installation of Ivan Morris, a professor at the Conservatory of Cosenza Giacomantonio. The title of the work is called "Postcards Ferramonti. See the Other." In fact Tonino Sicoli and George Reda will hold a presentation.
The second date is January 27, at 9:00 am in the Aula Magna of the University of Calabria. The photos, combined in a digital video presentation by Federica Piraino, will be shown throughout the conference "Touching, seeing, hearing: understanding the Other." At the same will be distributed free of charge a limited edition CD, containing the same presentation and photos, grouped in folders for each author.
The third date is January 28, 10:00 am, at the concentration camp at Ferramonti Tarsia. The photographs, again in video projection, will be displayed in a separate room, where they will remain in the following days. For all subsequent visits, individual or group may make arrangements with authors or with Damien Francis Panebianco Vuono, the managers of the camp. Meanwhile
The Scientific Committee will choose three photos - not more than three and a stress only, as per contract. A Ferramonti will hold a ceremony presided over by Anna Foa and tones strictly informal. Following the three selected will be discovered and then permanently in the museum's heritage.
The Scientific Committee
Paul Coen, Fabio De Chirico, Francesco Panebianco, Francesca Rota, Tonino Sicoli
Diagram Of A Film Camera
MARGHERITA GANERI, "GUERRA E' SEMPRE". PRIMO LEVI E IL LAGER COME METAFORA ESTREMA DEL MONDO CONTEMPORANEO
Margherita Ganeri (Università della Calabria) 
Margherita Ganeri (Università della Calabria)
«Guerra è sempre!». Primo Levi e il Lager come metafora estrema del mondo contemporaneo.
Lezione preparatoria alla Giornata della MemoriaUniversità della Calabria, 14 gennaio 2009.
Nell’aprile del 1986 Primo Levi pubblica I sommersi e i salvati, in cui il ricordo della propria prigionia nel campo di concentramento di Auschwitz si congiunge, nella percezione distancing of the time gap that separates it from the experience, with a general reflection on the meaning of the camps for the contemporary history, as well as the sense of reintegration of the survivors in the world after Auschwitz. Who are overwhelmed and who are saved? The sums are, of course, those who lost their lives in the camp, while the saved are the veterans. They, however, are not saved, because for them the camp continues to exist as a reality of indelible memories, and then as a dimension always present, although hidden, the perception of the world. The camp is the equivalent reverse of what is perceived on the surface, and can not look bad, and indeed, mendacious, look good and positive. Behind the removal of evil, the reality of the camp underground, which saved the know, is the only real and true, and is the only truth against illusion and touching final de oblio.Nel The truce, which recalls the poetry in ex post The camp re-emerges in the dreams of the survivors as a dimension that, in contrast, makes them feel the daytime life as a dream, an illusion, a fiction. The alarm call of the dawn, that every prisoner is concerned, and together - only in a dream? - Almost like, in a gray Dante indefinitely, in an invincible and almost supernatural loneliness is terrible because it takes away any illusion, but for this to be primarily seen as a metaphor for the existential human condition. If the camp is a place for Levi-laboratory in which we experience almost scientifically, under extreme conditions, the struggle for life, and in which stripping the very essence of man, because it proves useless and superfluous compared to simple only basic biological instincts, the camp is also 'the Fund', which catalyzes the magnetic shadow, finally, in his paradoxical extremism and evil, and always latent negative forces at work in the so-called civilized world. This is why the camps, Levi writes, is located at the end of a chain running from the slightest abuse or discrimination, racial or otherwise. It is the terminus always accessible and always in danger of being reached by modern societies. The message that we can draw is that, once you understand this correlation, Lager from anyone, not even the reader can get out again. "War is always," The words spoken, after the liberation, in The Truce, by Mordo Nahum , the action man disinclined to culture, which admonishes me first explain that in war we must think first and then to shoes to food, not vice versa: without shoes because you can not go around looking viveri.Il narrator says that he including the universal truth that man is wolf to man, and always to share the bitter conclusion that war is always there, and not only because the conflicts and violence, as in Cambodia, continue to break out well after the end of World War II. But if war is always, the camp is always, in every historical period and geographic latitude. The tragic experience of the field can not be said to be never-ending, because it is ready at any time in riapparire.I Drowned and the Saved concludes, therefore, also composed the trilogy If This Is a Man and The Truce, by elevating the discourse on the Holocaust from the floor the extermination of the testimony to that of reflection sull'annientamento psychological, moral and intellectual of modern man. The anti-modern man is not only the victim, but also the executioner. Both have suddenly lost all of humanity. That is the prospect of Levi is not that of historical analysis, more or less affected, against the Nazis or Kapo, but it is the denunciation of dehumanization that always stirs in the depths of modern human society. The camp becomes the extreme metaphor, the terrible truth of the world last contemporaneo.Così represented, the camp is also raised as an allegory of an intellectual problem of paramount importance in the sense that symbolically sums up the problem of the relationship between the intellectual and world. The task of the intellectual is not only in the effort to feed the memory of the past, but is identified with the ambition to demonstrate the perennial contemporaneity of the camp, its radical immanence in the present. In this sense, the message of Levi is also important as an antidote to the rhetoric of any memory of the Holocaust now become rampant, and much more at a time like ours, where the old have become victims of killers (as in conflict Istrael-Palestine), and where other forms of Lager born and multiply in many parts of the world, and also by us (just think of the CPT, or to labor camps for immigrants enslaved by fellow revived transformed into sarcoma). It makes sense to consider the problem of a reflection on intellectualism and Auschwizt? It is legitimate to raise the memory of Auschwitz, meaning not only as a factory of death, suffering, terror, misery, but also as the place where it was put in place the destruction of the intellectual, for the successful large-scale verification of its uselessness and insignificance? As it may seem strange at first sight (in fact you could argue that many other horrors were more important in the camps, the destruction of the intellectual), but the question is not only legitimate but also crucial, and the rest Central, as well as Levi, Jean Amery also (especially in its Intellectual in Auschwitz) and, in slightly different form, because it is linked also to a religious perspective, in Viktor Frankl. Se per quest’ultimo la sofferenza, anche quella estrema del Lager, è una prova che rimanda a Dio, e se la logoterapia dimostra che il senso della vita può essere sempre ritrovato, anche nel Lager, per Amèry, compagno di baracca di Levi per un breve periodo, ad Auschwitz l’intellettuale è morto, perché la fiducia nel mondo è stata irrimediabilmente distrutta.Pur proponendo un bilancio lucidamente negativo, assai più vicino a quello di Améry che non a quello di Frankl, Levi non ha però perso del tutto la fiducia nell’uomo e nel valore civile del mandato dell’intellettuale. La scrittura si riconferma per lui un valore e un’arma contro la consunzione della memoria, che sempre si corrode, intertwined with the lie. The function is identified with the intellectual capacity to take forward alert and aware of the camp, not as limited and historically episode ended, but as always contemporary reality against which to struggle constantly.
Nell’aprile del 1986 Primo Levi pubblica I sommersi e i salvati, in cui il ricordo della propria prigionia nel campo di concentramento di Auschwitz si congiunge, nella percezione distancing of the time gap that separates it from the experience, with a general reflection on the meaning of the camps for the contemporary history, as well as the sense of reintegration of the survivors in the world after Auschwitz. Who are overwhelmed and who are saved? The sums are, of course, those who lost their lives in the camp, while the saved are the veterans. They, however, are not saved, because for them the camp continues to exist as a reality of indelible memories, and then as a dimension always present, although hidden, the perception of the world. The camp is the equivalent reverse of what is perceived on the surface, and can not look bad, and indeed, mendacious, look good and positive. Behind the removal of evil, the reality of the camp underground, which saved the know, is the only real and true, and is the only truth against illusion and touching final de oblio.Nel The truce, which recalls the poetry in ex post The camp re-emerges in the dreams of the survivors as a dimension that, in contrast, makes them feel the daytime life as a dream, an illusion, a fiction. The alarm call of the dawn, that every prisoner is concerned, and together - only in a dream? - Almost like, in a gray Dante indefinitely, in an invincible and almost supernatural loneliness is terrible because it takes away any illusion, but for this to be primarily seen as a metaphor for the existential human condition. If the camp is a place for Levi-laboratory in which we experience almost scientifically, under extreme conditions, the struggle for life, and in which stripping the very essence of man, because it proves useless and superfluous compared to simple only basic biological instincts, the camp is also 'the Fund', which catalyzes the magnetic shadow, finally, in his paradoxical extremism and evil, and always latent negative forces at work in the so-called civilized world. This is why the camps, Levi writes, is located at the end of a chain running from the slightest abuse or discrimination, racial or otherwise. It is the terminus always accessible and always in danger of being reached by modern societies. The message that we can draw is that, once you understand this correlation, Lager from anyone, not even the reader can get out again. "War is always," The words spoken, after the liberation, in The Truce, by Mordo Nahum , the action man disinclined to culture, which admonishes me first explain that in war we must think first and then to shoes to food, not vice versa: without shoes because you can not go around looking viveri.Il narrator says that he including the universal truth that man is wolf to man, and always to share the bitter conclusion that war is always there, and not only because the conflicts and violence, as in Cambodia, continue to break out well after the end of World War II. But if war is always, the camp is always, in every historical period and geographic latitude. The tragic experience of the field can not be said to be never-ending, because it is ready at any time in riapparire.I Drowned and the Saved concludes, therefore, also composed the trilogy If This Is a Man and The Truce, by elevating the discourse on the Holocaust from the floor the extermination of the testimony to that of reflection sull'annientamento psychological, moral and intellectual of modern man. The anti-modern man is not only the victim, but also the executioner. Both have suddenly lost all of humanity. That is the prospect of Levi is not that of historical analysis, more or less affected, against the Nazis or Kapo, but it is the denunciation of dehumanization that always stirs in the depths of modern human society. The camp becomes the extreme metaphor, the terrible truth of the world last contemporaneo.Così represented, the camp is also raised as an allegory of an intellectual problem of paramount importance in the sense that symbolically sums up the problem of the relationship between the intellectual and world. The task of the intellectual is not only in the effort to feed the memory of the past, but is identified with the ambition to demonstrate the perennial contemporaneity of the camp, its radical immanence in the present. In this sense, the message of Levi is also important as an antidote to the rhetoric of any memory of the Holocaust now become rampant, and much more at a time like ours, where the old have become victims of killers (as in conflict Istrael-Palestine), and where other forms of Lager born and multiply in many parts of the world, and also by us (just think of the CPT, or to labor camps for immigrants enslaved by fellow revived transformed into sarcoma). It makes sense to consider the problem of a reflection on intellectualism and Auschwizt? It is legitimate to raise the memory of Auschwitz, meaning not only as a factory of death, suffering, terror, misery, but also as the place where it was put in place the destruction of the intellectual, for the successful large-scale verification of its uselessness and insignificance? As it may seem strange at first sight (in fact you could argue that many other horrors were more important in the camps, the destruction of the intellectual), but the question is not only legitimate but also crucial, and the rest Central, as well as Levi, Jean Amery also (especially in its Intellectual in Auschwitz) and, in slightly different form, because it is linked also to a religious perspective, in Viktor Frankl. Se per quest’ultimo la sofferenza, anche quella estrema del Lager, è una prova che rimanda a Dio, e se la logoterapia dimostra che il senso della vita può essere sempre ritrovato, anche nel Lager, per Amèry, compagno di baracca di Levi per un breve periodo, ad Auschwitz l’intellettuale è morto, perché la fiducia nel mondo è stata irrimediabilmente distrutta.Pur proponendo un bilancio lucidamente negativo, assai più vicino a quello di Améry che non a quello di Frankl, Levi non ha però perso del tutto la fiducia nell’uomo e nel valore civile del mandato dell’intellettuale. La scrittura si riconferma per lui un valore e un’arma contro la consunzione della memoria, che sempre si corrode, intertwined with the lie. The function is identified with the intellectual capacity to take forward alert and aware of the camp, not as limited and historically episode ended, but as always contemporary reality against which to struggle constantly.
Golf Fancy Dress For Women
ALESSANDRO GAUDIO, IL FANTASMA ESCE DI SENNO. L'umana ambivalenza di Philip Roth
Alessandro Gaudio (University of Calabria)
The ghost comes out of his mind. The human ambivalence of Philip Roth
lesson leading up to Memorial Day
University of Calabria, 14 January 2009
Sin verses by Dylan Thomas put in the epigraph to The Phantom leaves the stage - "Before death takes you, all remain" - Philip Roth's latest novel seems to confirm the system of oppositions that dot many of its tests narrative history, body and culture, captured in their immeasurable modern concrete (in their totality and in their invalidity), appear and disappear, and eclipse were raised to new life, according to a pattern of emotional ambivalence is certainly Freudian before they literature. It is based on a generational conflict of the poem quoted by Thomas Roth: This is an essay of 1933, entitled "Find meat on bones (the meat on Search bones) and then included in Twenty-five poems, a compilation published in '36: A father urges his son to react all'inesorabilità of death, "the worm that no one can kill '(' [...] the maggot no man can slay ' ). The young, however, accepted the cyclical nature of time that passes and has no intention to accept the recommendation of his father not to resist temptation and to enjoy life fully, suggests, indeed, to change their mind before it's too late . Beyond the consonance between the theme of the novel and the poetry of English poet, Roth seems to want to leverage their strong matrix body and the way they suggest the transition from the author's personal involvement into the fabric of the work to the determination of his office recently universale.Nel Everyman, Roth described the perception of a disaster, inner and collective at the same time, which you can escape only through irony, that is, through a form of individual reactions and bitter, pre-existing and lonely, which (in its universality and ambivalence) is strictly literary. You can not save them from decay, depression and inculturation, if not in terms of writing metempirico, unique art and foolish not to die: the literature, with its power of illusion, is the quintessence of human language and the only the survivor, who has not yet been 'Taken from the dead' or - which is the same thing - for those who want to escape the clutches of posthumous existence. But to understand the principle which underpins the ghost leaves the scene is necessary to go back to the beginning of the epic of Nathan Zuckerman (Roth's alter ego) as it is told in the ghost writer, a novel written in the late seventies. The story (set in 1956) had already made it clear that the strategy adopted by Roth to address both stereotypes and the literary tic, as the excesses of Jewish orthodoxy and sense of exclusion led by a refugee would be endemically leverage the power biting and revitalization of the imagination ("everything that's humiliating my own father had suffered, and from which so much anguish and fury had tried to redeem all, you could get a head-on literature and so caustic severe intensity ", SF, p. 10). [1] After having lived the experience of that night spent in the house (solitary and peaceful) of the great writer Lonoff jew Emanuel Isidore and his wife Hope, the young Zuckerman decides to away from the New York publishing world which still prefer the isolation of the countryside of Berkshire, not But to give up the literary consciousness that would allow him to act, from his secluded home, on the present. The dream of marrying Amy Belletti, twenty-seven student, host of Lonoff, who claims to be Anne Frank, is nothing but an extension of his literary docile existence and is, therefore, the resistance to it, is the defense of romance by the bitter charges of anti-Semitism in Roth launched by the Jewish community: It is weird to think that, beyond this desire, there is nothing but death, that is, nothing ("For thirty years writing drama. I - says Lonoff - nothing ever happens ", SF, p. 13). And yet, the Zuckerman is not a dream vacation from reality: it is a model of humanism that seeks to find the ultimate truth of the contemporary world. That is why the intellectual dimension that Roth prefers and pursues, thus is linked to factuality, craftsmanship of writing and thinking as well as to his innocence and profound ineptitude, opposed its veto to "innocent profession" (SF, p. 18), reviewers, scholars and naivety odious skilled thinkers, the "lice of literature" (EDF, p. 224). At this identikit certainly meets Richard Kliman, the aspiring biographer Lonoff that in the Phantom leaves the stage, will in tutti i modi l’avallo etico e la collaborazione di uno stizzito e recalcitrante Zuckerman.Le convinzioni di Roth sul mestiere di scrivere non devono indurre a pensare che sia sua intenzione prospettare un modello di scrittore improvvisato, un dilettante che mentre osserva la realtà dal suo punto di vista isolato ne arrangia un prospetto credibile o accattivante. A chiarire il suo pensiero partecipano anche le trascrizioni delle conversazioni che, intorno alla metà degli anni Ottanta, intrattenne con Primo Levi e Aharon Appelfeld. Dal dialogo con Levi viene fuori la predilezione di Roth per un’anima intellettuale nella quale la figura dello scrittore (o – è lo stesso – quella del superstite) e quella dello scienziato si legano e si reinforce each other. The'uomo precision '(embodied by Levi), who thinks and looks directly at the world of real things, is driven by an intense desire to understand that comes from being both inside and out than the things themselves, in an organic and abnormal condition of precariousness. Starting from this anomaly (in Levi, made much of its existence as a survivor from his company militancy), the awareness of non-human, writing continues to demonstrate and reinforce the ubiquity of human value. Quality - Foucault would say - ignore the "serenity of positive . [2] The desirability of an objective style, the need to adopt a broad perspective and comprehensive, the value given to irony are all qualities that blend well, yet in the interview with Appelfeld, with the requirement writer deported, displaced, uprooted, that Roth seems to prefer: clarity and proportion that become even more essential at a time when, as in his novels, the reality is interwoven with fiction and, indeed, this is the understanding of that. In the way in the novels of Roth's guilt becomes indictment and a desire to reform the world there is also his attempt to come close, come Appelfeld, alla piena comprensione della sua identità cui è sotteso, ancora una volta, un principio umanistico. [3] Lo sfondo decadente della contemporaneità descritta da Roth prevede, perciò, uno spazio per l’immaginazione e per il risveglio delle possibilità: questo luogo fantasmatico si affianca alla narrazione dei fatti (la secca cronaca sempre sostenuta dalla sognante ironia) in modo da portare sulla scena l’attività creatrice di cui è animato: nello Scrittore fantasma, nei corsivi che rendono le parole non dette (le «insidiose fantasticherie», SF, p. 18) di Zuckerman; nel libro più recente, in parts he invented devoted to dialogue between him and her. This devout exercise creator is not that the transcription of their wishes and also constitutes a portion of reality, even when it can not in any way to influence it. However, reality and desire to have the same pitch and the same "turbulence" (SF, p. 27). The result is a series of moments in the history of instability, made moments of clarity and confusion that contribute to the understanding of the whole, although it is not that the flashes of madness. In what Roth, the ghost writer, described as "madness of art" (SF, p. 63) we find the balance of that reality is not written running away from all the parties, that is, yes, and absurdly disproportionate and inexplicable need to be translated in writing so that they may have a more exact knowledge. Not a mere invention, therefore, but passage translation that presumes real life in the novels of Roth (and not just those written about here) there is a vital relationship between the madness of art and imagination, it is a connection that remains far beyond the simple creation of stories because it is a practice designed to be spontaneous, excited, and of course linked to reality and must be based on the exercise of passion of the writer and therefore in doubt and the possibility che da questo sorgono. È come se Zuckerman bramasse una seconda esistenza alla stessa stregua del modo in cui Amy Bellette («la grande desideratrice», SF, p. 120) imita l’arte del grande scrittore spacciandosi per Anne Frank. Entrambi desiderano una seconda possibilità laddove l’unica accordata loro ha mostrato i suoi limiti e si sta esaurendo: questo piccolo e miracoloso incantesimo (che Roth mutua dalle riflessioni sull’arte che concludono un racconto di Henry James) passa attraverso l’immaginazione e le sue impreviste conseguenze. La realtà viene risucchiata dalle storie che Zuckerman ha sviluppato su Amy e che ella stessa ha costruito: viene, cioè, assorbita nel non esistente, tirata fuori dal non vissuto (Cf. SF, p. 141), from all that, not known, you can discover the imagination. Zuckerman, fifty years later, he stopped living in the present ("I was now just a spectator and an outsider . I do not meddle in the general drama, and drama not generally intrudes into my private life ', EDF, pp. 81-82), and "mentally insane" Conrad would say, has now turned himself in Lonoff: attempted idea not to publish more, has retired in his "hut" in Berkshire, where it can "stay in America no longer absorb America into a [self]" (EDF, p. 61). Between the bars of this cage (as Lonoff for "daring to believe that he was allowed to rewrite a paragraph fifty times a day while living in something other than a cage," EDF, p. 20) will change, unexpected, the absurd hope of solving the problems of impotence and incontinence that afflict illusion that causes him to return to New York and to reconsider the opportunity to overcome that limit, the solution to let it go senile is supplanted In short, the emergence of a new virility of mind and spirit. And then the ghost comes out of his mind at the moment when - as in the (symbolic for Roth), the master of the shadow line - know the tragedy that young people experience when 'start to enter fully into life "(EDF, p. 105), including, also, that" these moments of madness does not happen only when we are young "(EDF, p. 113). Imagine marrying Anne Frank was one of these actions and was also launched in response to the accusation Zuckerman (and Roth stories of Goodbye, Columbus) to be incapable of understanding the motives and morals of the Jewish people. Register, then as now, one thing never happened does not alleviate anything, and, however, is absolutely essential to write (see EDF, p. 118-119). To advocate this assumption (the importance and the great difficulty of a literature that serves to think) Roth is once again Amy Belletti: Zuckerman meets her again, sick, confused, almost in a state of ineptitude, but, by 'old fool' (ESF, p. 148), able to find the energy and wisdom to write a lucid letter (in response to an article in the Times on Hemingway) on the function of writing, about the end against a literary and cultural journalism. As his face disfigured by Amy is the visible face of the disease that dwells in his body, what he writes makes visible the transgression that embodies. The 'lyricism' of his illness is never an end in itself: the folly of literary Amy, though empty, is fully devolved to the function reveals that holds within Roth's work: it is - one might say - the starting point. The letter condensation reflection began in 1979 with ghost writer: "There was a time when intelligent people used to think about literature. That time - Amy confesses at the beginning of the writing - is about to end "(EDF, p. 149). The reason for this is that, in newspapers such as schools and universities, literature is no longer seen as capable of influencing the way in which life is perceived, so that it is almost preferable that today she shall not do any more public use. The "cultural vandalism" conducted by newspapers, periodicals and academic journals that introduced with impunity and with a heavy hand in the life of the writer (and lose, however, to view what is actually written) should not lead to more talk of literature and leave it the only player in front of the book to read. If guys like Kliman (moved by a spirit of petty form of research) continue to work undisturbed, literature has lost its intellectual function: it short, or deals with the manner in which each human being experiences life, or affects the exuberant way in which the spirit of the writer is forbidden to have peaceful relations with reality, or not e.Autogenous literature (the same as desire) are concerned, in short, the pain of being present in the present: it is, Zuckerman, conradianamente feel the seduction exercised by each turn in the trail, as well as at the close of the novel, "seek a role in the drama of [his] time" (EDF, p. 219). And reread the portrait of Conrad written by Bertrand Russell, we find that man's relationship with his own ghosts conjured by Roth wisely, "he conceived the civilized and morally tolerable human life as a dangerous walk on a thin crust of barely cooled lava that at any moment could break and leave the unwary sink into fiery depths " . [4] The great passion for the inner order, according to Conrad, can be upset by the fatal, Roth can be broken with the emergence of a desire or - if you prefer - a moment of madness. If the field of fiction, we find a way to endure life and to rebuild its plurality, then we can also find the acceptance of death. According to Roth, this is a necessary step to be taken at a time when you must deal with widespread anxiety and psychological atmosphere stagnante.Superare the shadow line, so gather your inner reality means (for example, the dotted imaginary dialogues Zuckerman) and quella esteriore: se ne trarrà un equilibrio provvisorio che si nutre della conversazione come della sottoconversazione e che consente una nuova presa sulle cose e permette di aggirare le limitazioni imposte sulla verità. Nel perseguire tale fine, la letteratura potrebbe molto se non fosse ridotta a semplice pratica evasiva o, come nell’esperienza di Lonoff, a egoistico tentativo di realizzare le proprie ambizioni sul versante oscuro e limitato di un esercizio di scrittura quasi autistico. E, allora, superare la linea d’ombra vuol dire anche apprendere la radice terrena, umile, della realtà e accettare che dietro il limite delle tenebre non c’è nulla. Roth distilla un carattere umano universale: quello di un uomo diviso, ma anche linked to its origins, a busy man, but also paralyzed by the sense imposed by the culture which appartiene.È clear that the ghost term suggests that the unresolved opposition in the novels of Roth existing between imagination and reality. The ghost who leaves the scene is about the way in which the unconscious wish is fulfilled (in Lonoff, for example, in developing fifty versions of the same story, or the flashes of madness Zuckerman) is the process by which a primary fantasy (which can be seen as symptomatic of Amy Belletti identify with Anne Frank and the fact that Zuckerman falls in love with her) is manifested. In either case, Roth focuses on how the principle of reality can be inferred both from the illusions as to what is passing through the system of perception. Like Freud, Roth is able to recognize the conscious, subconscious or subliminal ghost indeed, play with the degree of compromise between the different levels. This sort of lack of distinction affects both the inner world of Zuckerman (the illusory fulfillment of desires) as the external world and, therefore, its principle of reality. In short, it is clear that Roth considers the fantasy life and its impurities as a vantage point from which to assess the removal or the return of the repressed. Our life is entirely shaped by an imagination that constantly attracts in its own reality. Roth blames the marginalization of literature (endorsed, he said, even the critics dall'ottusità), decreed the end of the function of the imagination intended as a staging of desire: it does an exemplary, both operating at diegetic level (on the alternation of text and hypotext) is operating on a level metaliterary by the constant reference to his relationship with writing and how this has impacted on the installation of what might be called psychoanalytically his family romance.
Alessandro Gaudio [1] From now in poi, nel riferirmi ai due romanzi di Roth citati più frequentemente, userò le seguenti sigle: SF (Lo scrittore fantasma [1979], Torino, Einaudi, 2006); FES (Il fantasma esce di scena [2007], Torino, Einaudi, 2008). [2] M. Foucault, La follia, l’opera assente, in Scritti letterari [1994], Milano, Feltrinelli, 2004, p. 101. [3] Le due conversazioni sono riportate in Ph. Roth, Chiacchiere di bottega. Uno scrittore, i suoi colleghi e il loro lavoro [2001], Torino, Einaudi, 2004, pp. 3-18 and 19-39 . [ 4] B. Russell, Portraits from memory [1956], Milan, Longanesi, 1971, p. 98. The manner in which this principle is tailored to the work of Conrad and, specifically, to see Shadow Line. EW Said, Joseph Conrad and the autobiographical fiction [1966], trans. E. Nifosi, Milan, Basic Books, 2008, especially pp. 175-204. 
Alessandro Gaudio (University of Calabria)
The ghost comes out of his mind. The human ambivalence of Philip Roth
lesson leading up to Memorial Day
University of Calabria, 14 January 2009
Sin verses by Dylan Thomas put in the epigraph to The Phantom leaves the stage - "Before death takes you, all remain" - Philip Roth's latest novel seems to confirm the system of oppositions that dot many of its tests narrative history, body and culture, captured in their immeasurable modern concrete (in their totality and in their invalidity), appear and disappear, and eclipse were raised to new life, according to a pattern of emotional ambivalence is certainly Freudian before they literature. It is based on a generational conflict of the poem quoted by Thomas Roth: This is an essay of 1933, entitled "Find meat on bones (the meat on Search bones) and then included in Twenty-five poems, a compilation published in '36: A father urges his son to react all'inesorabilità of death, "the worm that no one can kill '(' [...] the maggot no man can slay ' ). The young, however, accepted the cyclical nature of time that passes and has no intention to accept the recommendation of his father not to resist temptation and to enjoy life fully, suggests, indeed, to change their mind before it's too late . Beyond the consonance between the theme of the novel and the poetry of English poet, Roth seems to want to leverage their strong matrix body and the way they suggest the transition from the author's personal involvement into the fabric of the work to the determination of his office recently universale.Nel Everyman, Roth described the perception of a disaster, inner and collective at the same time, which you can escape only through irony, that is, through a form of individual reactions and bitter, pre-existing and lonely, which (in its universality and ambivalence) is strictly literary. You can not save them from decay, depression and inculturation, if not in terms of writing metempirico, unique art and foolish not to die: the literature, with its power of illusion, is the quintessence of human language and the only the survivor, who has not yet been 'Taken from the dead' or - which is the same thing - for those who want to escape the clutches of posthumous existence. But to understand the principle which underpins the ghost leaves the scene is necessary to go back to the beginning of the epic of Nathan Zuckerman (Roth's alter ego) as it is told in the ghost writer, a novel written in the late seventies. The story (set in 1956) had already made it clear that the strategy adopted by Roth to address both stereotypes and the literary tic, as the excesses of Jewish orthodoxy and sense of exclusion led by a refugee would be endemically leverage the power biting and revitalization of the imagination ("everything that's humiliating my own father had suffered, and from which so much anguish and fury had tried to redeem all, you could get a head-on literature and so caustic severe intensity ", SF, p. 10). [1] After having lived the experience of that night spent in the house (solitary and peaceful) of the great writer Lonoff jew Emanuel Isidore and his wife Hope, the young Zuckerman decides to away from the New York publishing world which still prefer the isolation of the countryside of Berkshire, not But to give up the literary consciousness that would allow him to act, from his secluded home, on the present. The dream of marrying Amy Belletti, twenty-seven student, host of Lonoff, who claims to be Anne Frank, is nothing but an extension of his literary docile existence and is, therefore, the resistance to it, is the defense of romance by the bitter charges of anti-Semitism in Roth launched by the Jewish community: It is weird to think that, beyond this desire, there is nothing but death, that is, nothing ("For thirty years writing drama. I - says Lonoff - nothing ever happens ", SF, p. 13). And yet, the Zuckerman is not a dream vacation from reality: it is a model of humanism that seeks to find the ultimate truth of the contemporary world. That is why the intellectual dimension that Roth prefers and pursues, thus is linked to factuality, craftsmanship of writing and thinking as well as to his innocence and profound ineptitude, opposed its veto to "innocent profession" (SF, p. 18), reviewers, scholars and naivety odious skilled thinkers, the "lice of literature" (EDF, p. 224). At this identikit certainly meets Richard Kliman, the aspiring biographer Lonoff that in the Phantom leaves the stage, will in tutti i modi l’avallo etico e la collaborazione di uno stizzito e recalcitrante Zuckerman.Le convinzioni di Roth sul mestiere di scrivere non devono indurre a pensare che sia sua intenzione prospettare un modello di scrittore improvvisato, un dilettante che mentre osserva la realtà dal suo punto di vista isolato ne arrangia un prospetto credibile o accattivante. A chiarire il suo pensiero partecipano anche le trascrizioni delle conversazioni che, intorno alla metà degli anni Ottanta, intrattenne con Primo Levi e Aharon Appelfeld. Dal dialogo con Levi viene fuori la predilezione di Roth per un’anima intellettuale nella quale la figura dello scrittore (o – è lo stesso – quella del superstite) e quella dello scienziato si legano e si reinforce each other. The'uomo precision '(embodied by Levi), who thinks and looks directly at the world of real things, is driven by an intense desire to understand that comes from being both inside and out than the things themselves, in an organic and abnormal condition of precariousness. Starting from this anomaly (in Levi, made much of its existence as a survivor from his company militancy), the awareness of non-human, writing continues to demonstrate and reinforce the ubiquity of human value. Quality - Foucault would say - ignore the "serenity of positive . [2] The desirability of an objective style, the need to adopt a broad perspective and comprehensive, the value given to irony are all qualities that blend well, yet in the interview with Appelfeld, with the requirement writer deported, displaced, uprooted, that Roth seems to prefer: clarity and proportion that become even more essential at a time when, as in his novels, the reality is interwoven with fiction and, indeed, this is the understanding of that. In the way in the novels of Roth's guilt becomes indictment and a desire to reform the world there is also his attempt to come close, come Appelfeld, alla piena comprensione della sua identità cui è sotteso, ancora una volta, un principio umanistico. [3] Lo sfondo decadente della contemporaneità descritta da Roth prevede, perciò, uno spazio per l’immaginazione e per il risveglio delle possibilità: questo luogo fantasmatico si affianca alla narrazione dei fatti (la secca cronaca sempre sostenuta dalla sognante ironia) in modo da portare sulla scena l’attività creatrice di cui è animato: nello Scrittore fantasma, nei corsivi che rendono le parole non dette (le «insidiose fantasticherie», SF, p. 18) di Zuckerman; nel libro più recente, in parts he invented devoted to dialogue between him and her. This devout exercise creator is not that the transcription of their wishes and also constitutes a portion of reality, even when it can not in any way to influence it. However, reality and desire to have the same pitch and the same "turbulence" (SF, p. 27). The result is a series of moments in the history of instability, made moments of clarity and confusion that contribute to the understanding of the whole, although it is not that the flashes of madness. In what Roth, the ghost writer, described as "madness of art" (SF, p. 63) we find the balance of that reality is not written running away from all the parties, that is, yes, and absurdly disproportionate and inexplicable need to be translated in writing so that they may have a more exact knowledge. Not a mere invention, therefore, but passage translation that presumes real life in the novels of Roth (and not just those written about here) there is a vital relationship between the madness of art and imagination, it is a connection that remains far beyond the simple creation of stories because it is a practice designed to be spontaneous, excited, and of course linked to reality and must be based on the exercise of passion of the writer and therefore in doubt and the possibility che da questo sorgono. È come se Zuckerman bramasse una seconda esistenza alla stessa stregua del modo in cui Amy Bellette («la grande desideratrice», SF, p. 120) imita l’arte del grande scrittore spacciandosi per Anne Frank. Entrambi desiderano una seconda possibilità laddove l’unica accordata loro ha mostrato i suoi limiti e si sta esaurendo: questo piccolo e miracoloso incantesimo (che Roth mutua dalle riflessioni sull’arte che concludono un racconto di Henry James) passa attraverso l’immaginazione e le sue impreviste conseguenze. La realtà viene risucchiata dalle storie che Zuckerman ha sviluppato su Amy e che ella stessa ha costruito: viene, cioè, assorbita nel non esistente, tirata fuori dal non vissuto (Cf. SF, p. 141), from all that, not known, you can discover the imagination. Zuckerman, fifty years later, he stopped living in the present ("I was now just a spectator and an outsider . I do not meddle in the general drama, and drama not generally intrudes into my private life ', EDF, pp. 81-82), and "mentally insane" Conrad would say, has now turned himself in Lonoff: attempted idea not to publish more, has retired in his "hut" in Berkshire, where it can "stay in America no longer absorb America into a [self]" (EDF, p. 61). Between the bars of this cage (as Lonoff for "daring to believe that he was allowed to rewrite a paragraph fifty times a day while living in something other than a cage," EDF, p. 20) will change, unexpected, the absurd hope of solving the problems of impotence and incontinence that afflict illusion that causes him to return to New York and to reconsider the opportunity to overcome that limit, the solution to let it go senile is supplanted In short, the emergence of a new virility of mind and spirit. And then the ghost comes out of his mind at the moment when - as in the (symbolic for Roth), the master of the shadow line - know the tragedy that young people experience when 'start to enter fully into life "(EDF, p. 105), including, also, that" these moments of madness does not happen only when we are young "(EDF, p. 113). Imagine marrying Anne Frank was one of these actions and was also launched in response to the accusation Zuckerman (and Roth stories of Goodbye, Columbus) to be incapable of understanding the motives and morals of the Jewish people. Register, then as now, one thing never happened does not alleviate anything, and, however, is absolutely essential to write (see EDF, p. 118-119). To advocate this assumption (the importance and the great difficulty of a literature that serves to think) Roth is once again Amy Belletti: Zuckerman meets her again, sick, confused, almost in a state of ineptitude, but, by 'old fool' (ESF, p. 148), able to find the energy and wisdom to write a lucid letter (in response to an article in the Times on Hemingway) on the function of writing, about the end against a literary and cultural journalism. As his face disfigured by Amy is the visible face of the disease that dwells in his body, what he writes makes visible the transgression that embodies. The 'lyricism' of his illness is never an end in itself: the folly of literary Amy, though empty, is fully devolved to the function reveals that holds within Roth's work: it is - one might say - the starting point. The letter condensation reflection began in 1979 with ghost writer: "There was a time when intelligent people used to think about literature. That time - Amy confesses at the beginning of the writing - is about to end "(EDF, p. 149). The reason for this is that, in newspapers such as schools and universities, literature is no longer seen as capable of influencing the way in which life is perceived, so that it is almost preferable that today she shall not do any more public use. The "cultural vandalism" conducted by newspapers, periodicals and academic journals that introduced with impunity and with a heavy hand in the life of the writer (and lose, however, to view what is actually written) should not lead to more talk of literature and leave it the only player in front of the book to read. If guys like Kliman (moved by a spirit of petty form of research) continue to work undisturbed, literature has lost its intellectual function: it short, or deals with the manner in which each human being experiences life, or affects the exuberant way in which the spirit of the writer is forbidden to have peaceful relations with reality, or not e.Autogenous literature (the same as desire) are concerned, in short, the pain of being present in the present: it is, Zuckerman, conradianamente feel the seduction exercised by each turn in the trail, as well as at the close of the novel, "seek a role in the drama of [his] time" (EDF, p. 219). And reread the portrait of Conrad written by Bertrand Russell, we find that man's relationship with his own ghosts conjured by Roth wisely, "he conceived the civilized and morally tolerable human life as a dangerous walk on a thin crust of barely cooled lava that at any moment could break and leave the unwary sink into fiery depths " . [4] The great passion for the inner order, according to Conrad, can be upset by the fatal, Roth can be broken with the emergence of a desire or - if you prefer - a moment of madness. If the field of fiction, we find a way to endure life and to rebuild its plurality, then we can also find the acceptance of death. According to Roth, this is a necessary step to be taken at a time when you must deal with widespread anxiety and psychological atmosphere stagnante.Superare the shadow line, so gather your inner reality means (for example, the dotted imaginary dialogues Zuckerman) and quella esteriore: se ne trarrà un equilibrio provvisorio che si nutre della conversazione come della sottoconversazione e che consente una nuova presa sulle cose e permette di aggirare le limitazioni imposte sulla verità. Nel perseguire tale fine, la letteratura potrebbe molto se non fosse ridotta a semplice pratica evasiva o, come nell’esperienza di Lonoff, a egoistico tentativo di realizzare le proprie ambizioni sul versante oscuro e limitato di un esercizio di scrittura quasi autistico. E, allora, superare la linea d’ombra vuol dire anche apprendere la radice terrena, umile, della realtà e accettare che dietro il limite delle tenebre non c’è nulla. Roth distilla un carattere umano universale: quello di un uomo diviso, ma anche linked to its origins, a busy man, but also paralyzed by the sense imposed by the culture which appartiene.È clear that the ghost term suggests that the unresolved opposition in the novels of Roth existing between imagination and reality. The ghost who leaves the scene is about the way in which the unconscious wish is fulfilled (in Lonoff, for example, in developing fifty versions of the same story, or the flashes of madness Zuckerman) is the process by which a primary fantasy (which can be seen as symptomatic of Amy Belletti identify with Anne Frank and the fact that Zuckerman falls in love with her) is manifested. In either case, Roth focuses on how the principle of reality can be inferred both from the illusions as to what is passing through the system of perception. Like Freud, Roth is able to recognize the conscious, subconscious or subliminal ghost indeed, play with the degree of compromise between the different levels. This sort of lack of distinction affects both the inner world of Zuckerman (the illusory fulfillment of desires) as the external world and, therefore, its principle of reality. In short, it is clear that Roth considers the fantasy life and its impurities as a vantage point from which to assess the removal or the return of the repressed. Our life is entirely shaped by an imagination that constantly attracts in its own reality. Roth blames the marginalization of literature (endorsed, he said, even the critics dall'ottusità), decreed the end of the function of the imagination intended as a staging of desire: it does an exemplary, both operating at diegetic level (on the alternation of text and hypotext) is operating on a level metaliterary by the constant reference to his relationship with writing and how this has impacted on the installation of what might be called psychoanalytically his family romance.
Alessandro Gaudio [1] From now in poi, nel riferirmi ai due romanzi di Roth citati più frequentemente, userò le seguenti sigle: SF (Lo scrittore fantasma [1979], Torino, Einaudi, 2006); FES (Il fantasma esce di scena [2007], Torino, Einaudi, 2008). [2] M. Foucault, La follia, l’opera assente, in Scritti letterari [1994], Milano, Feltrinelli, 2004, p. 101. [3] Le due conversazioni sono riportate in Ph. Roth, Chiacchiere di bottega. Uno scrittore, i suoi colleghi e il loro lavoro [2001], Torino, Einaudi, 2004, pp. 3-18 and 19-39 . [ 4] B. Russell, Portraits from memory [1956], Milan, Longanesi, 1971, p. 98. The manner in which this principle is tailored to the work of Conrad and, specifically, to see Shadow Line. EW Said, Joseph Conrad and the autobiographical fiction [1966], trans. E. Nifosi, Milan, Basic Books, 2008, especially pp. 175-204.
Friday, January 23, 2009
Thursday, January 22, 2009
How Do You Add Cheats For Emulators?
MARCHERITA GANERI GdM2009
Margherita Ganeri
Margherita Ganeri insegna Letteratura italiana contemporanea presso l’Università della Calabria e presso il Dottorato di ricerca in «Letteratura italiana, tecniche di analisi e teorie dell’interpretazione» dell’Università di Siena. Essendo stata Visiting Professor presso l’University of Cambridge, dal 2005 è membro del St John’s College e dal 2006 del Lucy Cavendish College della stessa università. Nell’anno accademico in corso è borsista Fulbright presso la Stony Brook University di New York.
Tra i suoi libri: Il “caso” Eco (Palumbo, 1991), «Il romanzo storico» di György Lukács: per una fondazione politica del genere letterario (Vecchiarelli, 1995), Postmodernismo (Editrice bibliografica, 1998), Il romanzo storico in Italia. Il dibattito critico dalle origini al postmoderno (Manni, Lecce, 1999), Pirandello romanziere (Rubbettino, 2001), L’Europa in Sicilia. Saggi su Federico De Roberto (Le Monnier, 2005).
Tra i suoi libri: Il “caso” Eco (Palumbo, 1991), «Il romanzo storico» di György Lukács: per una fondazione politica del genere letterario (Vecchiarelli, 1995), Postmodernismo (Editrice bibliografica, 1998), Il romanzo storico in Italia. Il dibattito critico dalle origini al postmoderno (Manni, Lecce, 1999), Pirandello romanziere (Rubbettino, 2001), L’Europa in Sicilia. Saggi su Federico De Roberto (Le Monnier, 2005).
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Canon Scanner Driver For Ma Book
BEATRICE CIRULLI GdM2009
Beatrice Cirulli
Beatrice Cirulli ha conseguito il titolo di dottore di ricerca in Storia e Conservazione dell’oggetto d’arte e di Architettura. È docente a contratto di Storia della Critica d’Arte presso l’Università della Calabria e continua la collaborazione scientifica e di ricerca presso il Dipartimento di Studi storico-artistici, archeologici e sulla conservazione dell’Università degli Studi Roma Tre. Ha curato varie pubblicazioni scientifiche dedicate alla museologia e alla storia del collezionismo ed è autrice di numerosi contributi sulla pittura di età moderna pubblicati in prestigiose riviste di settore.
Beatrice Cirulli
Beatrice Cirulli ha conseguito il titolo di dottore di ricerca in Storia e Conservazione dell’oggetto d’arte e di Architettura. È docente a contratto di Storia della Critica d’Arte presso l’Università della Calabria e continua la collaborazione scientifica e di ricerca presso il Dipartimento di Studi storico-artistici, archeologici e sulla conservazione dell’Università degli Studi Roma Tre. Ha curato varie pubblicazioni scientifiche dedicate alla museologia e alla storia del collezionismo ed è autrice di numerosi contributi sulla pittura di età moderna pubblicati in prestigiose riviste di settore.
Tootsie Pop Drops Chicago
ISABELLA CALIDONNA GdM2009
Isabella Calidonna
Isabella Calidonna è nata a Lamezia Terme (Catanzaro, Italia) in 1981. He completed his university studies at the University of Calabria, Cosenza earning the title of doctor (first degree) in Conservation of Cultural Heritage in December 2004, and Doctor of Science in History and Conservation of Artistic and Archaeological Heritage in July 2007. In November 2007 he won the competition for access to the School of Specialization in Art History at the University of Siena where he is currently in his second year.
In 2008 he began working as a curator at the Gallery Quadratureformedarte Lamezia Terme, where he still works and for which he curated the exhibition of Laura River, painter, Desinger, ceramist and designer, the daughter of Salvatore Fiume inaugurata nel novembre 2008, e per cui è in procinto di organizzare nuovi eventi.
I suoi campi di interesse sono molteplici, ma presenta una spiccata propensione verso il mondo artistico femminile dal Rinascimento fino alla contemporaneità. Interesse dei suoi studi sono state Sofonisba Anguissola, vissuta in pieno Rinascimento, precorritrice di un nuovo tipo di donna, e di donna come artista, soggetto della tesi di primo livello con la quale è arrivata finalista al concorso “Premio L’Autore” promosso dalla casa editrice MEF – Maremi Editori Firenze;
Diana Scultori, di cui ha studiato diverse incisioni indagando in particolar modo lo scambio culturale tra l’ambiente Mantovano e l’europa del nord. Paper presented to the School of Specialization in Art History from Siena.
has also recently begun a search at the Accademia di San Luca, entrusted to him by Dr. Angela Cipriani, about three women recently surveyed in the academic landscape between the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries: Matilde Malenchini, White Head and Rosa Mezzera. Other
its field of interest is the nineteenth century Calabrian which is preparing a contribution to the seminar to be held in March at the University of Calabria, on the painter Giuseppe Emanuele monteleonese Paparo, the subject of his thesis. In particular, he wanted to investigate the Roman leg of the painter (1806 - 1809) and nineteenth-century scholar, trait d'union between painting and painting in eighteenth-century neoclassical mold, we test the veracity and extent of relationships intertwined in this period and analyzed to access the Enquiry Form at the Accademia di San Luca in a letter written by the painter and state of studies known.
Within the seminar on the occasion of the celebrations of Memorial Day will present a contribution on the artist of Jewish descent, born in Lithuania, however, Antonietta Raphael, "the school in Via Cavour" as described by the art historian Roberto Longhi; Women's vital, exuberant, delicate, complicated and courageous. Suffered racial persecution, but he to save himself and his family, with the flight in August of '39 so dispersing his name. Through a thorough literature search and an even more extensive archival research, with which he had access to the correspondence of the artist and his diaries, it was intended to rebuild his artistic career, especially in deepening the development of its language, starting with his first exhibition, and analyzing the art of the 30 and 40, the most profiqua from the standpoint of business, but also the most dramatic, most of which express all his sculptures an expression of discomfort.
Isabella Calidonna Isabella Calidonna è nata a Lamezia Terme (Catanzaro, Italia) in 1981. He completed his university studies at the University of Calabria, Cosenza earning the title of doctor (first degree) in Conservation of Cultural Heritage in December 2004, and Doctor of Science in History and Conservation of Artistic and Archaeological Heritage in July 2007. In November 2007 he won the competition for access to the School of Specialization in Art History at the University of Siena where he is currently in his second year.
In 2008 he began working as a curator at the Gallery Quadratureformedarte Lamezia Terme, where he still works and for which he curated the exhibition of Laura River, painter, Desinger, ceramist and designer, the daughter of Salvatore Fiume inaugurata nel novembre 2008, e per cui è in procinto di organizzare nuovi eventi.
I suoi campi di interesse sono molteplici, ma presenta una spiccata propensione verso il mondo artistico femminile dal Rinascimento fino alla contemporaneità. Interesse dei suoi studi sono state Sofonisba Anguissola, vissuta in pieno Rinascimento, precorritrice di un nuovo tipo di donna, e di donna come artista, soggetto della tesi di primo livello con la quale è arrivata finalista al concorso “Premio L’Autore” promosso dalla casa editrice MEF – Maremi Editori Firenze;
Diana Scultori, di cui ha studiato diverse incisioni indagando in particolar modo lo scambio culturale tra l’ambiente Mantovano e l’europa del nord. Paper presented to the School of Specialization in Art History from Siena.
has also recently begun a search at the Accademia di San Luca, entrusted to him by Dr. Angela Cipriani, about three women recently surveyed in the academic landscape between the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries: Matilde Malenchini, White Head and Rosa Mezzera. Other
its field of interest is the nineteenth century Calabrian which is preparing a contribution to the seminar to be held in March at the University of Calabria, on the painter Giuseppe Emanuele monteleonese Paparo, the subject of his thesis. In particular, he wanted to investigate the Roman leg of the painter (1806 - 1809) and nineteenth-century scholar, trait d'union between painting and painting in eighteenth-century neoclassical mold, we test the veracity and extent of relationships intertwined in this period and analyzed to access the Enquiry Form at the Accademia di San Luca in a letter written by the painter and state of studies known.
Within the seminar on the occasion of the celebrations of Memorial Day will present a contribution on the artist of Jewish descent, born in Lithuania, however, Antonietta Raphael, "the school in Via Cavour" as described by the art historian Roberto Longhi; Women's vital, exuberant, delicate, complicated and courageous. Suffered racial persecution, but he to save himself and his family, with the flight in August of '39 so dispersing his name. Through a thorough literature search and an even more extensive archival research, with which he had access to the correspondence of the artist and his diaries, it was intended to rebuild his artistic career, especially in deepening the development of its language, starting with his first exhibition, and analyzing the art of the 30 and 40, the most profiqua from the standpoint of business, but also the most dramatic, most of which express all his sculptures an expression of discomfort.
Good B-day Cake Flavors
TERESA CICCIARELLA GdM2009
Teresa Cicciarella
Teresa Lucia Cicciarella (Marsala, 1981) ha conseguito la laurea magistrale nell’anno accademico 2005-2006, discutendo una tesi di Storia dell’Arte Contemporanea dal titolo «Luminosi sensi»: il sondaggio degli Archetipi nell’opera pittorica di Corrado Cagli, dove fra l'altro sono presi in esame i rapporti con le teorie di Jung.
La sua attività di ricercatrice ha come fuoco principale l’arte italiana nel periodo tra le due guerre, con particolare attenzione al contesto artistico degli anni Trenta. Di qui, fra l'altro, interest Corrado Cagli, cha led to weave special relationship with the Studio Cagli (Rome) and the heirs of the artist.
is currently enrolled in the second year of the School of Specialization in Art History, University of Siena (Director Massimo Bignardi), with specialization in History of Contemporary Art. Here he had among other things, how to deepen the analysis of Pietro Consagra, with particular reference to the project for the facade of Palazzo Comunale di Mazara del Vallo, unfulfilled.
Since 2008 he has finally established a number of editorial partnerships with several institutions in Sicily, particularly with the Body Exhibition of Contemporary Painting the Town of Marsala and the Rice Museum - Museum of Contemporary Art in Sicily
Monday, January 19, 2009
Burton Blunt Beginner
ALESSANDRA BERTOLE' VIALE GdM 2009
Viale Alessandro Bertoli Alessandro Bertoli Viale
, art historian, was born in Varese in 1975. He studied Modern Literature at the University of Milan and graduated in art history with Maria Teresa Fiorio, a thesis in museum studies focus on American museums of contemporary art. The thesis - entitled "The new cathedral for contemporary art. Three examples Californians "- wants to present an American museum starting from its main features: the opening to the public and vocation education, collection and analyzing the relationship between new buildings and the potential of a system of management other than Italian. Then a student of Enrico and Massimo Crispolti Bignardi at the School of Specialization in Art History, University of Siena, his research is moving mainly in the vein of the art environmental undertaking the study of the memorial by Peter Eisenman in Berlin. He has collaborated with several museums, Italian ed estere, ed Università come Siena e Torino. Attualmente sta conducendo una ricerca sul Parco Nord di Milano e approfondendo la problematica dei memorial legata all’evoluzione del linguaggio artistico e della percezione del ricordo nelle persone. Tiene regolarmente conferenze sui movimenti artistici, sulle principali personalità del Novecento e sui musei .
Tra le principali pubblicazioni:
4 interviste nel libro INCHIESTA SULL'ARTE quattro domande a cinque generazioni di artisti italiani, a cura di Enrico Crispolti, Milano, Electa, 2008.
7 profili artisti nel catalogo Da Balla a Morandi. 94 Capolavori della Galleria Comunale d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Roma, Gallarate, 2005.
18 profili artisti nel catalogo In Nature X International Biennial of Photography, Turin, 2003.
, art historian, was born in Varese in 1975. He studied Modern Literature at the University of Milan and graduated in art history with Maria Teresa Fiorio, a thesis in museum studies focus on American museums of contemporary art. The thesis - entitled "The new cathedral for contemporary art. Three examples Californians "- wants to present an American museum starting from its main features: the opening to the public and vocation education, collection and analyzing the relationship between new buildings and the potential of a system of management other than Italian. Then a student of Enrico and Massimo Crispolti Bignardi at the School of Specialization in Art History, University of Siena, his research is moving mainly in the vein of the art environmental undertaking the study of the memorial by Peter Eisenman in Berlin. He has collaborated with several museums, Italian ed estere, ed Università come Siena e Torino. Attualmente sta conducendo una ricerca sul Parco Nord di Milano e approfondendo la problematica dei memorial legata all’evoluzione del linguaggio artistico e della percezione del ricordo nelle persone. Tiene regolarmente conferenze sui movimenti artistici, sulle principali personalità del Novecento e sui musei .
Tra le principali pubblicazioni:
4 interviste nel libro INCHIESTA SULL'ARTE quattro domande a cinque generazioni di artisti italiani, a cura di Enrico Crispolti, Milano, Electa, 2008.
7 profili artisti nel catalogo Da Balla a Morandi. 94 Capolavori della Galleria Comunale d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Roma, Gallarate, 2005.
18 profili artisti nel catalogo In Nature X International Biennial of Photography, Turin, 2003.
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ALESSIA CERVINI GdM2009
Alessandro Cervini
Alessandro Cervini is a graduate in philosophy from the University "La Sapienza" of Rome, has then was awarded a PhD in Aesthetics and Theory of Art "at the University of Palermo. He currently works as a research fellow at the Department of Philosophy, University of Calabria.
He has published several contributions in journals and collective volumes, and drafted them and the afterword of the book Emilio Garroni, Writings on film, Aragno, Torino. She is the author of the volume SM Eisenstein. It ecstatic, EDS, Rome 2006.
He has published several contributions in journals and collective volumes, and drafted them and the afterword of the book Emilio Garroni, Writings on film, Aragno, Torino. She is the author of the volume SM Eisenstein. It ecstatic, EDS, Rome 2006.
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GISELE VANHESE GdM2009
Gisele Vanhese
Vanhese Gisele currently holds a position of Professor of first beam of the Rumanian Language and Literature Faculty of Humanities University of Calabria where it has been for many years Professor of French Literature and Comparative Literature, where he also teaches. She graduated from the University of Liege Belgium μ with some members of the Group at the University of Pisa and later becoming a researcher in Romance Philology at the Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa. She defended her PhD thesis in Modern Philology at the University of Rome "La Sapienza," which concerned "The work of Paul Celan, Romania" and was directed by Prof. Aurelio Roncaglia and Luisa Valmarina. His research is mainly focused on the romantic and contemporary poetry in Romania and France. It is interesting to writers belonging to different languages \u200b\u200band cultures as more Fondane Benjamin, Paul Celan, Panait Istrati, Nadia Tueni, Lance Henson. He is the author of several books and numerosi saggi su Eminescu, Lucian Blaga, Yves Bonnefoy, Nerval, Aloysius Bertrand, Benjamin Fondane, Paul Celan, Panaït Istrati, Nadia Tuéni, Lance Henson. Ha organizzato, presso l’Università degli Studi della Calabria, il primo convegno in Italia sull’opera di Benjamin Fondane (Une poétique du gouffre. Sur “Baudelaire et l’expérience du gouffre” de Benjamin Fondane – Arcavacata 30 septembre/1-2 octobre 1999) e ne ha pubblicato gli Atti con Monique Jutrin presso l’editore Rubbettino nel 2003.
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ENRICO CRISPOLTI GdM2009
Enrico Crispolti 
Enrico Crispolti Enrico Crispolti (Rome, 1933) is one of the most famous and accredited historians of contemporary art. Trained in Rome at the school in Lionello Venturi, was Professor of Contemporary Art History at the University of Siena, where he has long directed its graduate school.
His publications and exhibitions he treated essentially retrace the entire history of twentieth-century Italian, with points of interest specific to Enrico Baj, Lucio Fontana and Renato Guttuso - which is responsible for, among other catalogs - Corrado Cagli , Afro and Mirko Basaldella, as well as for movements such as Futurism and the informal second.
His publications and exhibitions he treated essentially retrace the entire history of twentieth-century Italian, with points of interest specific to Enrico Baj, Lucio Fontana and Renato Guttuso - which is responsible for, among other catalogs - Corrado Cagli , Afro and Mirko Basaldella, as well as for movements such as Futurism and the informal second.
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LAURA IAMURRI GdM 2009
Laura Iamurri
Iamurri Laura - in the picture (!) - Is a researcher at the Department of Historic-Artistic, Archaeological and Conservation, and Professor of History of art Contemporary Art at the Faculty of Humanities of the University of Roma Tre.
She graduated in Arts at the University "La Sapienza" of Rome, he obtained a diploma of specialization in archeology and art history at the University of Siena and the title of Doctor of Philosophy in History and criticism of artistic and Environmental University degli studi di Milano.
Si è occupata delle vicende della critica d’arte italiana negli anni che precedono la prima guerra mondiale; delle relazioni che intercorrono fra storia dell’arte e creazione contemporanea nella Francia fra le due guerre; del contesto torinese, con particolare riguardo al ruolo svolto da Lionello Venturi nella diffusione di idee e modelli pittorici d’origine francese. Oltre a saggi e interventi pubblicati sulle riviste specializzate e negli atti di convegni nazionali e internazionali, ha collaborato al volume collettivo Lionello Venturi e la pittura a Torino 1919-1931 (a cura di M.M. Lamberti, Fondazione CRT, Torino 2000), ai cataloghi delle mostre Gli anni di Parigi. Carlo Levi e i fuorusciti, 1926-1933 (Torino, State Archives, 2003) Art and Culture in Turin and national policies, 1920-1940 (Rome, Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna, 2004). She is the author of Art in Italy heading for the Dictionary of the Holocaust (edited by Walter Laqueur and Alberto Cavaglioni, Einaudi, Torino 2004).
parallel, coordinated and carried out research on issues related to women's stories: in 2001 he edited The Art of Women in the Twentieth Century (conference proceedings, with S. Spinazzè, Rome 2001). More recently initiated a review of the artistic creation of the '60s and '70s, with a focus on movement patterns and visual art criticism Lonzi Carla (Women in Art, edited by MA Trasforini, Rome 2006). She curated the exhibition and catalog portrait / autobiography (Rome, HK Andersen Museum, 2007-2008). For the magazine of the Institut National d'Histoire de l'Art (Paris), has prepared a survey on gender studies in Italy (Questions de genre et histoire de l'art en Italie, "Perspective," 4 / 2007, pp. 716-721).
Laura Iamurri Iamurri Laura - in the picture (!) - Is a researcher at the Department of Historic-Artistic, Archaeological and Conservation, and Professor of History of art Contemporary Art at the Faculty of Humanities of the University of Roma Tre.
She graduated in Arts at the University "La Sapienza" of Rome, he obtained a diploma of specialization in archeology and art history at the University of Siena and the title of Doctor of Philosophy in History and criticism of artistic and Environmental University degli studi di Milano.
Si è occupata delle vicende della critica d’arte italiana negli anni che precedono la prima guerra mondiale; delle relazioni che intercorrono fra storia dell’arte e creazione contemporanea nella Francia fra le due guerre; del contesto torinese, con particolare riguardo al ruolo svolto da Lionello Venturi nella diffusione di idee e modelli pittorici d’origine francese. Oltre a saggi e interventi pubblicati sulle riviste specializzate e negli atti di convegni nazionali e internazionali, ha collaborato al volume collettivo Lionello Venturi e la pittura a Torino 1919-1931 (a cura di M.M. Lamberti, Fondazione CRT, Torino 2000), ai cataloghi delle mostre Gli anni di Parigi. Carlo Levi e i fuorusciti, 1926-1933 (Torino, State Archives, 2003) Art and Culture in Turin and national policies, 1920-1940 (Rome, Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna, 2004). She is the author of Art in Italy heading for the Dictionary of the Holocaust (edited by Walter Laqueur and Alberto Cavaglioni, Einaudi, Torino 2004).
parallel, coordinated and carried out research on issues related to women's stories: in 2001 he edited The Art of Women in the Twentieth Century (conference proceedings, with S. Spinazzè, Rome 2001). More recently initiated a review of the artistic creation of the '60s and '70s, with a focus on movement patterns and visual art criticism Lonzi Carla (Women in Art, edited by MA Trasforini, Rome 2006). She curated the exhibition and catalog portrait / autobiography (Rome, HK Andersen Museum, 2007-2008). For the magazine of the Institut National d'Histoire de l'Art (Paris), has prepared a survey on gender studies in Italy (Questions de genre et histoire de l'art en Italie, "Perspective," 4 / 2007, pp. 716-721).
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ANTONIO SORRENTI GdM 2009
Antonio Antonio Sorrenti Sorrenti (Novigrad, 1944) - here in the foreground, with a white beard - Triveneto is Chairman of the Research Center on the Holocaust.
now over 10 years with the Center dedicated to the research of the documents pertaining to the racial laws and their consequences. The research was concentrated in Triveneto and Calabria. The two territories have a link that is the transfer of internees from the camps in the Triveneto Ferramonti Tarsia near Cosenza, and vice versa.
After several years of patient and painstaking work, in April 2004 was inaugurated the exhibition "Shards 1938 -1945" visited only in the Veneto for more than 70,000 people. The exhibition brings together documents, images and testimonies of the concentration camps Veneto. Meanwhile, the research work has gone ahead with excellent results. Already in planning is a second exhibition, that will be the natural sequel to the previous year.
One of the pillars of research - and shows - is the need to make clear the difference between concentration camps "classic," provincial concentration camps and extermination camps. The first structures were surrounded by barbed wire, within which the internees were collected and kept under observation. The latter, at least in most cases, they were structures that were adapted to detention, such as hotels, opened in decentralized communities with respect to large roads. The third, finally, were the true "death factories."
The documents found and made available to schools are generally of the various documents as personal identity cards and documents autodenunce a more general concern that the restrictions of the internees were subject here, and behavior that were required to be given to the people and the territory
Triveneto The Centre for Studies on the Shoah has gathered documentation on more than 60 Provincial concentration camps, through which he also collected a record field of iron concentrate. In this work we have combined the discovery of the route of the convoy two left Rome October 18, 1943. The train in question thanks to the intervention of the Red Cross and Padua railway was opened, and the deportees were given food and water. A woman was helped to give birth and was subsequently taken a dead buried the cemetery of Padua. On 5 November 2003 with the participation of the Jewish Community of Rome, the City of Rome, those who did open the train, we reminded the station that the train 1024 people were deported to Auschwitz. Them if they returned to only 15 men and 1 woman.
A key part of the Centre's work is teaching in the schools, which consists of courses of varying degrees. The courses are managed by the same Sorrenti, are carried out as normal class hours and are based on original documents, that kids can see and touch. It was attended by dozens of schools, mostly in the Veneto, Calabria, Sicily and Basilicata.
to a clerical error the name of "Antonio Sorrenti" has appeared in the media at the beginning of Memorial Day at the University of Calabria as "Antonio Santori." We apologize first and foremost concerned with the ( PC). 
Antonio Antonio Sorrenti Sorrenti (Novigrad, 1944) - here in the foreground, with a white beard - Triveneto is Chairman of the Research Center on the Holocaust.
now over 10 years with the Center dedicated to the research of the documents pertaining to the racial laws and their consequences. The research was concentrated in Triveneto and Calabria. The two territories have a link that is the transfer of internees from the camps in the Triveneto Ferramonti Tarsia near Cosenza, and vice versa.
After several years of patient and painstaking work, in April 2004 was inaugurated the exhibition "Shards 1938 -1945" visited only in the Veneto for more than 70,000 people. The exhibition brings together documents, images and testimonies of the concentration camps Veneto. Meanwhile, the research work has gone ahead with excellent results. Already in planning is a second exhibition, that will be the natural sequel to the previous year.
One of the pillars of research - and shows - is the need to make clear the difference between concentration camps "classic," provincial concentration camps and extermination camps. The first structures were surrounded by barbed wire, within which the internees were collected and kept under observation. The latter, at least in most cases, they were structures that were adapted to detention, such as hotels, opened in decentralized communities with respect to large roads. The third, finally, were the true "death factories."
The documents found and made available to schools are generally of the various documents as personal identity cards and documents autodenunce a more general concern that the restrictions of the internees were subject here, and behavior that were required to be given to the people and the territory
Triveneto The Centre for Studies on the Shoah has gathered documentation on more than 60 Provincial concentration camps, through which he also collected a record field of iron concentrate. In this work we have combined the discovery of the route of the convoy two left Rome October 18, 1943. The train in question thanks to the intervention of the Red Cross and Padua railway was opened, and the deportees were given food and water. A woman was helped to give birth and was subsequently taken a dead buried the cemetery of Padua. On 5 November 2003 with the participation of the Jewish Community of Rome, the City of Rome, those who did open the train, we reminded the station that the train 1024 people were deported to Auschwitz. Them if they returned to only 15 men and 1 woman.
A key part of the Centre's work is teaching in the schools, which consists of courses of varying degrees. The courses are managed by the same Sorrenti, are carried out as normal class hours and are based on original documents, that kids can see and touch. It was attended by dozens of schools, mostly in the Veneto, Calabria, Sicily and Basilicata.
to a clerical error the name of "Antonio Sorrenti" has appeared in the media at the beginning of Memorial Day at the University of Calabria as "Antonio Santori." We apologize first and foremost concerned with the ( PC).
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DANIELLE MAZZONIS GdM 2009
Danielle Mazzonis
Mazzonis Danielle graduated in chemistry, a researcher in the field of nuclear magnetic resonance, CNR at first and then, using the same technique applied to biological issues , at the University of London, Queen Mary college.
Since the mid-'80s, after a stay at MIT, Center for Policy Alternatives, his study and research, carried out at ENEA, was given to areas closer to production technologies and their relationship with the environment and health. Since 1993, she was involved in advanced technology transfer to SMEs and sectors "innovative" - \u200b\u200bsuch as cultural heritage and environment-both in Italy and in international contexts. From 1995 to 2002 was Chairman and Chief Executive Officer dell'Ervet, the development agency of Emilia Romagna. From then until now, is a consultant for the Inter-American Development Bank (IADB). Since 2008, the adviser to the President of the Region of Puglia, Nichi Vendola.
addition to his professional activities, Danielle Mazzonis ha pubblicato libri e articoli in Italia e al estero su temi di divulgazione scientifica, di implicazioni sociali della scienza, di trasferimento di tecnologie, di modernizzazione dei settori tradizionali, di sviluppo locale.
Danielle Mazzonis ha ricoperto il ruolo di sottosegretario ai Beni e Attività culturale nel Governo presieduto da Romano Prodi.
Mazzonis Danielle graduated in chemistry, a researcher in the field of nuclear magnetic resonance, CNR at first and then, using the same technique applied to biological issues , at the University of London, Queen Mary college.
Since the mid-'80s, after a stay at MIT, Center for Policy Alternatives, his study and research, carried out at ENEA, was given to areas closer to production technologies and their relationship with the environment and health. Since 1993, she was involved in advanced technology transfer to SMEs and sectors "innovative" - \u200b\u200bsuch as cultural heritage and environment-both in Italy and in international contexts. From 1995 to 2002 was Chairman and Chief Executive Officer dell'Ervet, the development agency of Emilia Romagna. From then until now, is a consultant for the Inter-American Development Bank (IADB). Since 2008, the adviser to the President of the Region of Puglia, Nichi Vendola.
addition to his professional activities, Danielle Mazzonis ha pubblicato libri e articoli in Italia e al estero su temi di divulgazione scientifica, di implicazioni sociali della scienza, di trasferimento di tecnologie, di modernizzazione dei settori tradizionali, di sviluppo locale.
Danielle Mazzonis ha ricoperto il ruolo di sottosegretario ai Beni e Attività culturale nel Governo presieduto da Romano Prodi.
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AMEDEO PINGITORE GdM 2009
Amedeo Pingitore
Amedeo Pingitore è uno psicologo e psicoterapeuta. Come tale è regolarmente iscritto all’Ordine degli Psicologi della Calabria, facendo anche parte del Consiglio. Dal gennaio 1994 lavora nell’A.S.L. No 4 of Cosenza as a psychologist first line managers; also provides service in the Department of Mental Health (CSM) report, which also functions as supervisor and mentor for trainees pre-and post-graduate. For about ten years he was Technical Advisor and Expert in the Court of Cosenza. For about three years, since 1991, has collaborated with the University of Calabria, as a researcher at the Centre on the Mafia.
Amedeo Pingitore è uno psicologo e psicoterapeuta. Come tale è regolarmente iscritto all’Ordine degli Psicologi della Calabria, facendo anche parte del Consiglio. Dal gennaio 1994 lavora nell’A.S.L. No 4 of Cosenza as a psychologist first line managers; also provides service in the Department of Mental Health (CSM) report, which also functions as supervisor and mentor for trainees pre-and post-graduate. For about ten years he was Technical Advisor and Expert in the Court of Cosenza. For about three years, since 1991, has collaborated with the University of Calabria, as a researcher at the Centre on the Mafia.
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FRANCESCO FERRETTI GdM 2009
Francesco Ferretti Francesco Ferretti
is Associate Professor of Philosophy and theory linguaggi presso l’Università Roma Tre. I suoi interessi di studio riguardano l’analisi della mente e del linguaggio in una prospettiva cognitiva. La sua attività di ricerca riguarda l’analisi deii processi di produzione-comprensione linguistica, lo studio delle rappresentazioni mentali, l’origine della mente e della cultura in un’ottica evoluzionistica e naturalistica. Tra le sue pubblicazioni più recenti: Perché non siamo speciali. Mente, linguaggio e natura umana, Roma-Bari, Laterza, 2007; Blindness, Visual Content e Neuroscience, «Reti, Saperi, Linguaggi», n. 2, pp. 118-135, 2008; Linguaggio e natura umana, «Prometeo», 103, pp. 42-51, 2008.
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MARILENA PARLATI GdM 2009
Marilena Parlati
Marilena Parlati is Associate Professor of English Literature at the University of Calabria. After a long busy theater James and behavior of early modern treatises, started some years, to study the British literature of the late nineteenth century from a perspective related to cultural studies and theory thing: it is in the process of drafting a monograph entitled Beyond the modern horrors and treasures of the fin de siècle, which investigates the ways attravero which the Gothic novel, occult adventure relates to the flow of items archaeological and, more generally, exotic and from the colonies. By Nicholas Daly (University College, Dublin), she was number 2 of 2005 Textus, the official magazine of the Italian Anglistics, which is titled The Cultural Object. Maps, Memories, Icons. By Eleonora Federici, is treating the volume Locating Subjects. Subject knowledge and in training. He also started to deal with post-colonial issues, particularly in connection with Australia, publishing essays on the history and re-appropriation of the fee in David Malouf (Remembering Babylon, An Imaginary Life), on 'ethnicity' In Australia and contemporary paths autobiographical ( A. Cappiello, E. Di Stefano, L. Brett). He was part of Imagined Australia Steering Committee of the 1st Research Forum, Monash University Prato Centre, May 2007, is part of the Steering Committee for Imagined Australia 2 (Bari, 2009). Is organizing, in cooperation with AILA, the first Summer School in Cultural and Critical Studies, Unical, 21-27 June 2009
Marilena Parlati is Associate Professor of English Literature at the University of Calabria. After a long busy theater James and behavior of early modern treatises, started some years, to study the British literature of the late nineteenth century from a perspective related to cultural studies and theory thing: it is in the process of drafting a monograph entitled Beyond the modern horrors and treasures of the fin de siècle, which investigates the ways attravero which the Gothic novel, occult adventure relates to the flow of items archaeological and, more generally, exotic and from the colonies. By Nicholas Daly (University College, Dublin), she was number 2 of 2005 Textus, the official magazine of the Italian Anglistics, which is titled The Cultural Object. Maps, Memories, Icons. By Eleonora Federici, is treating the volume Locating Subjects. Subject knowledge and in training. He also started to deal with post-colonial issues, particularly in connection with Australia, publishing essays on the history and re-appropriation of the fee in David Malouf (Remembering Babylon, An Imaginary Life), on 'ethnicity' In Australia and contemporary paths autobiographical ( A. Cappiello, E. Di Stefano, L. Brett). He was part of Imagined Australia Steering Committee of the 1st Research Forum, Monash University Prato Centre, May 2007, is part of the Steering Committee for Imagined Australia 2 (Bari, 2009). Is organizing, in cooperation with AILA, the first Summer School in Cultural and Critical Studies, Unical, 21-27 June 2009
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