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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