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Italian Literature

• 2013

• 58. Intermediality in Modern and Contemporary Italy: Early Cinema and Print Culture

• 111. The Cinema of Marco Tullio Giordana

• 125. Translating for (and from) the Italian Screen: Dubbing and Subtitles

• 159. Human and Nonhuman

• 210. Disability Studies in the Italian Context

• 226. Winter Meeting of the Dante Society of America

• 277. Boccaccio the Humanist

• 301. Intermediality in Modern and Contemporary Italy: Photography and Print Culture in Post–World War II Cinema

• 352. Mistreated and Well-Treated Foreigners in Renaissance Italy

• 387. Italian Cinema: Death or Rebirth?

• 448. Italy in the Mediterranean

• 460. Games, Tricks, and Illusions

• 516. Pirandello and the Female Subject

• 592. Law and Literature

• 786. Reinventing Italy's Past

• 2012

• 62. C'era una volta: New Directions in Italian Fairy Tales Studies

• 90. Crossing Boundaries in Seventeenth-, Eighteenth-, and Nineteenth-Century Italian Literature

• 182. Italian Gender Studies in the New Millennium

• 219. Idealisms: Christian, Classical, Utopian

• 246. Contemporary Italian Cinema

• 296. Natural and Supernatural Disasters

• 326. Pirandello and Cinema: Adaptations, Reexaminations, and Representations

• 358. Scrittura e cultura in movimento: Italophone Literatures, Literatures of Italian Diaspora

• 420. Italian Counterculture: Macaronism, Libertinage, Anti-Petrarchism, Etc.

• 451. Winter Meeting of the Dante Society of America

• 479. Digital Humanities in the Italian Context

• 508. Boccaccio

• 555. Realisms in Italian Culture

• 578. Theater, Politics, and Criticism in and through Antonio Gramsci's Writings

• 647. Boccaccio's Legacies

• 711. Animal Studies, Ecocriticism, and Modern Italy

• 752. Authors and Characters, Authors as Characters

• 2011

• 57. Boccaccio

• 109. Perceptions of Italians at Home and Abroad in Seventeenth-, Eighteenth-, and Nineteenth-Century Italy

• 138. Crossing Genres in Word and Image: Grotesque Narratives in Pirandello and His Contemporaries

• 183. Italy's Dangerous Women

• 263. Religious and Secular Discourses in Seventeenth-, Eighteenth-, and Nineteenth-Century Italian Literature

• 293. Metaphor and Meaning in Italian Medieval and Renaissance Poetry

• 346. The New Italians: Migrant, Postmigrant, and Postcolonial Writers and Filmmakers

• 370. Contemporary Italian Cinema: Mediterranean and Transnational Echoes

• 376. Lectura Boccaccii

• 455. Italian Thought in the New Millennium

• 498. Yehuda Abravanel and the Intellectual Foundations of Humanism

• 535. Masks, Marionettes, Puppets in Modern Italian Culture

• 560. The Cinema of Marco Bellocchio

• 604. Italian Media in the New Millennium

• 635. Dante and the Popular Imagination

• 708. Transgressive Love in Medieval and Renaissance Italian Literature

• 729. Representations of Dante's Inferno in the Visual Arts

• 2009

• 28. Religious and Philosophical Approaches to Dante

• 62. Italian Theater between Text and Performance

• 63. Theatrical Perspectives: Pirandello, Il grottesco, and Beyond

• 104. Where To? Italian Studies in the New Millennium

• 117. Boccaccio

• 155. The Legacy of Sergio Leone

• 227. Wit + the Comic = Comedy: Boccaccio, Pulci, Ariosto

• 252. Theory and Practice of Translation in Seventeenth-, Eighteenth-, and Nineteenth-Century Italy

• 284. Winter Meeting of the Dante Society of America

• 325. Crossing the Boundaries: Calvino's Six Memos for the Next Millennium

• 387. Americanism and Anti-Americanism in Italian Culture in the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries

• 392. Italian and Italian American Culture

• 454. Praxis, Lebensphilosophie, Vitalism, Actualism

• 491. Exchanges: Literary and Economic Discourses in Seventeenth-, Eighteenth-, and Nineteenth-Century Italian Literature

• 518. Italian Cinema Now: Politics, Gender, and Ethnicity

• 569. From Castiglione's Court to Bruno's Hell

• 695. (Re)Articulating the Italian Family

• 705. Lectura Boccaccii

• 763. The Sicilian Pirandello in Narrative and Theater

• 2008

• 7. Rethinking Multiculturalism in Twentieth- and Twenty-First-Century Italian Literature, Philosophy, and Film

• 63. Pirandellian Moods: Interpretations and Transformations

• 82. Lectura Boccacci

• 132. Ethnic Images across Media

• 134. Visual and Verbal Languages: Medieval and Early Modern

• 176. Landscape in Italian Literature

• 226. Boccaccio

• 267. The Winter Meeting of the Dante Society of America

• 316. Dante: Reading the Poet's Mind

• 343. Pirandellian Moods: Mechanized and Mediated

• 403. New Directions in Postwar Italian Poetry

• 466. Italian Genre Cinema

• 503. New Readings of Renaissance Texts

• 537. Italian Cinema and the "New" World

• 587. Intermedia Encounters: Beyond the Logic of Adaptation

• 633. Claiming Classical Heritage, Constructing National Identity

• 661. Memory in Twentieth- and Twenty-First-Century Italian Culture

• 2007

• 18. Lectura Boccacci

• 32. Pirandello's On Humor (L'umorismo), 1908: Centennial Program: Instances

• 70. Cultural Intersections: Erasing the Divide between Low and High Art in Twentieth-Century Aesthetics

• 114. From Fairy Tales to Children's Literature from the Baroque to the Postunification

• 198. Boccaccio

• 253. "Voices" of Medieval Mediterranean Italy

• 276. Theorizing Poetry, Poeticizing Theory

• 330. The Impact/Influence of Italian Cinema on United States Cinema

• 397. A Cinema of Social Conscience: Neorealism's Legacy in New Italian Film

• 450. Writing and Screening Gli anni di piombo

• 468. (Re)Thinking the Mediterranean: Theory and Practice of "Pensiero Meridiano"

• 509. The Winter Meeting of the Dante Society of America

• 549. Pirandello's On Humor (L'umorismo), 1908: Centennial Program: Echoes

• 621. Medieval and Renaissance Representations of the City and Urban Spaces

• 695. Dante: Epistemologies in Exile

• 748. Interdisciplinary Approaches to Italian Medieval and Renaissance Studies

• 774. The Role of the Intellectual in Contemporary Italy

• 2006

• 27. Literature and Science

• 52. Modern and Contemporary Italian Literature

• 74. Beyond the Twentieth Century: Cinematic and Literary Narratives

• 162. Winter Meeting of the Dante Society of America

• 189. Carlo Gozzi (1720+1806): Theatrical, Narrative, and Poetical Counterrevolution

• 230. Seventeenth-, Eighteenth-, and Nineteenth-Century Literature in the Light of Recent Theories

• 284. Exploration of Religion and Ethics

• 317. Italian Modernism: A Roundtable

• 357. Writing Life, Writing Fiction in Seventeenth-, Eighteenth-, and Nineteenth-Century Italian Literature

• 391. Lectura Boccacci

• 447. Rewriting the Bestial in the Renaissance

• 465. Identity and Self-Representation in Pirandello

• 517. Charting a New Epistemology of Space: Italian Culture and Mediterranean Studies

• 597. Objects, Specimens, Artifacts, and Instruments in Seventeenth-, Eighteenth-, and Nineteenth-Century Italian Culture

• 696. From the Marvelous to the Measured: The Italian 600+700

• 710. Teaching Dante in North America

• 751. Pirandello: Translation and Interpretation

• 766. Boccaccio

• 2005

• 124. Power and the Grotesque in Pirandellian Narrative, Theater, and Film I

• 150. Teaching the Ottocento: Perspectives, Approaches, and Praxis

• 201. Being Other: States of Alterity in Contemporary Italian Literature and Film

• 230. Dante

• 287. Travel Writing in and out of Italy: Representations of the Other

• 373. Literature and the Sciences from the 1600s to the 1800s

• 415. Petrarch's Epistolary Collections

• 452. Visions and Revisions: The Representation of Fascism in Contemporary Fiction

• 462. Lectura Boccacci

• 535. Finding the Other Voice in Early Modern Italy

• 578. Approaches to Teaching Medieval and Renaissance Italian Literature

• 631. Cultural Poetics and the Politics of Public Feelings

• 683. The Winter Meeting of the Dante Society of America

• 705. Boccaccio

• 735. Anachronism in Italian Culture since World War II

• 776. Power and the Grotesque in Pirandellian Narrative, Theater, and Film II

• 2004

• 25. Curiosity and Conflict: From Boccaccio to Tasso

• 49. The Ethic and Rhetorics of Ambiguity

• 102. The Winter Meeting of the Dante Society of America

• 134. Pirandello and the Italian American Experience

• 180. From Play to Opera: Trends and Developments in Italian Theater

• 202. Gramsci, Rhetoric, and Philology

• 248. Writing Narrative through Cinematic Culture: The Inverted Image of the Italian Contemporary Novel

• 301. Models for Life and Art: Petrarch and Alberti

• 360. Gender and Cultural Identities from the 1600s to World War I

• 433. Dante: Names and Places

• 493. Religion and Politics in Contemporary Italian Cinema

• 518. Boccaccio

• 592. Myths, Rituals, and Commemorations in Seventeenth-, Eighteenth-, and Nineteenth-Century Italy

• 685. Violence, Ethics, and Literature

• 707. Pirandello, Doubles, and Desire

• 774. Lectura Boccaccii

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