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Technology and the Printed Media in Italy Between 1870 and 1914

Pubblicato da Luigi M. Reale il 5 Ottobre 2008 in Convegni, Letteratura italiana

The Charles and Joan Alberto Italian Studies Institute della Seton Hall University organizza per i giorni 16-17 ottobre 2008 il convegno internazionale sul tema “Technology and the Printed Media in Italy Between 1870 and 1914″.

Programma

Promotori: Gabriella Romani (Seton Hall University) e Ann Caesar (University of Warwick). Con il contributo del College of Arts and Sciences e del Vice-Consolato d’Italy a Newark.

16 ottobre 2008
Saluti: Gabriella Romani and Ann Caesar. Opening remarks by Joseph Marbach, Dean of the College of A&S, and Andrea Barbaria, Vice-Consul of Italy at Newark.
1. Presiede: Paola Gambarota (Rutgers University)
Maria Grazia Lolla (Harvard University)
Of Fickle Journals, Aesthesiometers, and Other Readers: The Politics and Poetics of Reading in post-Unification Italy.
Cristina Gragnani (University of Illinois at Chicago)
Flirt fin de siècle. Palermo letteraria e mondana (1897-1908).
Fiorenza Weinapple (Princeton University)
Abbiamo fatto l’Italia. Adesso si tratta di fare gli Italiani. Il programma di educazione nazionale del XX Secolo.
2. Presiede: Gabriella Romani (Seton Hall University)
Silvia Valisa (Florida State University)<7dt>
Progetto Sonzogno: A Publishing House’s History and its Role as Cultural Mediator.
Ombretta Frau (Mount Holyoke College)
Da Rocca San Casciano alla Roma Mussoliniana: i primi cinquant’anni della casa editrice Cappelli.
3. Presiede Michael Caesar (University of Birmingham)
Luca Somigli (University of Toronto)
A Poet-critic between Two Worlds: on F.T. Marinetti’s Fin-de-siècle Cultural Criticism.
Olivia Santovetti (University of Leeds)
De Roberto’s L’illusione and the paradox of novelistic illusion.
Jennifer Burns (University of Warwick)
Refashioning the Author: Testing the Limits of the acceptable in Cletto Arrighi’s Narratives.
John Davis (University of Connecticut)
Creating a Public of Readers in Liberal Italy 1870-1914.
17 ottobre 2008
4. Presiede: Ann Caesar (University of Warwick)
Fabio Gadducci e Mirko Tavosanis (Università di Pisa)
Printers, Poets, Publishers and Painters: Pinocchio and the Giornale per i bambini.
John P. Welle (Notre Dame University)
The Magic Lantern and the Illustrated Book: Making Italians in Carlo Collodi’s La lanterna magica di Giannettino.
Francesca Billiani (University of Manchester)
Intellettuali militanti, funzionari e tecnologici (1903-1914).
5. Presiede David Bénéteau (Seton Hall University)
James De Lorenzi (CUNY John Jay)
Manuscripts and Books, Chronicles and Histories: Print Culture and the Production of Knowledge in Colonial Eritrea, 1890-1935.
Matteo Salvadore (Rowan University)
Travelling and reporting on the borders of Dark Africa: Italian expeditions to Ethiopia and the Bollettino della Societa’ Geografica Italiana, 1867-1896
Tavola rotonda

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[1] http://pirate.shu.edu/~romaniga/conference/conference.htm: http://pirate.shu.edu/~romaniga/conference/conference.htm