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Michaelmas Term Card 2019

Michaelmas Term 2019

 

Guide to all Italy-related events

In order to provide you with a useful guide, the following list comprises all events organised by ISO and other associations:

 

— ITALIAN STUDIES AT OXFORD (ISO) —

http://www.italianstudies.ox.ac.uk

 

Wednesday 30 October, 5pm

The Harold Lee Room, Pembroke College

in collaboration with the Italian Sub-faculty:

A roundtable discussion on the newly published book based on the 2018 Conference of the Society for Italian Studies:

Resistance in Italian Culture from Dante to the 21st Century

(Florence: Cesati, 2019)

The editors - Dr. Ambra Moroncini (Sussex), Prof. Darrow Schecter (Sussex) and Prof. Fabio Vighi  (Cardiff) – will be joined in conversation by Roberto Binetti (Oxford), Prof. Guido Bonsaver (Oxford), Prof. Simon Gilson (Oxford)

The event will be followed by drinks

*ALL WELCOME*

 

— SUB-FACULTY OF ITALIAN —

ITALIAN RESEARCH SEMINAR MICHAELMAS TERM 2019

Seminars take place on Mondays at 5.15pm in the Ground Floor Lecture Room 2 at 47 Wellington Square

All welcome

 

Week 2 (21 Oct)

Dr Giacomo Comiati (Oxford) — Three Centuries of Petrarchan Exegesis: The Early-modern Triumph of Commentaries on the Canzoniere and Triumphi

Week 4 (4 Nov)

Prof Alberto Bertoni (Bologna) — Poesia italiana dal Novecento a oggi

Week 5 (11 Nov)

Double Book Launch — Ariosto, the “Orlando Furioso” and English Culture, with eds. Jane Everson (Royal Holloway), Stefano Jossa (Royal Holloway), and Andrew Hiscock (Bangor) // ‘Dreaming again on things already dreamed’: 500 Years of Orlando Furioso (1516–2016) with eds. Marco Dorigatti (Oxford) & Maria Pavlova (Warwick)

The editors will be joined in conversation by Simon Gilson (Oxford)

Week 7 (25 Nov)

Dr Gabriele Paleari (Nottingham Trent) — AlterItà: La cultura appartiene agli stati? (TBC)

Week 8 (2 Dec)

DPhil Work in Progress Presentations (2nd year)

 

— OXFORD UNIVERSITY ITALIAN SOCIETY (OUIS) —

https://www.oxforditaliansociety.org/

[some events are for members only or require ticket purchasing, please check OUIS website]

15 Oct 7:45–9:30pm, Sutro Room, Trinity College — Vino & Victuals

2 Nov 7:30pm, Exeter College, Cohen Quad — Carlo Verdone

12 Nov 4:30pm, Corpus Christi College — Alberto Agnelli (President of Juventus FC)

14 Nov 5pm, Lincoln College — Raffaele Trombetta (Italian Ambassador to the UK)

For more details and for information on Italian language classes please visit the OUIS website

 

— THE OXFORD ITALIAN ASSOCIATION (TOIA) —

http://toia.co.uk/

[all events free to TOIA members; others please check TOIA website]

 

16 Oct 7:30pm, St Hugh’s College — Lecturer Tim Porter on Puccini’s La bohème

24 Oct 7:30 pm, Christ Church — Marco Varvello: BREXIT Blues 

30 Oct 5pm, Magdalen College — The Rowe Memorial Lecture: Professor Brian Kelly on Raphael the Architect in Context

7 Nov 7:30pm, St Hugh’s College — Professor Diego Zancani: How We Fell in Love with Italian Food

18 Nov 7:30pm, St Hugh’s College — Dr Paul Roberts (Sackler Keeper of Antiquities at the Ashmolean Museum): Last Supper in Pompeii

21 Nov 7:30pm, St Hugh’s College — Film Screening: Lazzaro felice

 

— MISCELLANEOUS —

 

11 Oct all-day workshop, Pembroke College — The Italian Economy under Fascism / The Economics of Fascist Italy: For a Reappraisal (co-funded by ASE)

Limited seating available. For more information: http://associazionestoriaeconomica.com/events/italian-economy-under-fascism-economics-fascist-italy-reappraisal/

 

17 Oct 3–5pm, Wharton Room, All Souls College — All Souls Criminology Seminar Series: Democracy and the Mafia (Prof Federico Varese)

All welcome. More information: https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/events/democracy-and-mafia?sfns=mo