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We welcome submissions for our sixth volume (December 2023). The deadline is June 30, 2023. Please send your contribution, the abstract, and a short bio to our email: [email protected]
Submissions should be in English (preferred) or Italian. The journal publishes ARTICLES (double-blind peer-review, between 6000 and 15000 words) and NOTES (single-blind peer-review, maximum 6000 words).
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Our Ph.D. Candidate @mrmariosassi defended yesterday his dissertation, titled "The Supernatural in Fourteenth- and Fifteenth-Century Exempla."
Congratulations, Doctor Sassi!
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Please join us tonight at 5:15 PM: "Dante vs Dante: Material Traditions of the Lyric and the Construction of Poetic Authority," by Laura Banella @NotreDame and the Schoenberg Institute for Manuscript Studies and the Center for Italian Studies Fellow in Italian Manuscript Studies
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L'ombra sua torna a Ravenna!
Cfp per serie di panel "«L’ombra sua torna» 2023: Dante, il Novecento e oltre. I metodi", Congresso Dantesco Internazionale Alma Dante 2023, 17-20 maggio.
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We are delighted to invite the submission of proposals for sponsored panels at the 2023 @AAIS_Official. We welcome papers tackling the global reception of Dante across literature, arts, and media between the thirteenth century and the present.
We particularly welcome contributions exploring the absorption and appropriation of Dante’s works in non-western cultures.
Please send a 150-200-word abstract and a short CV to [email protected] by January 30, 2023.
We are very proud to announce the publication of our Fifth Volume (2022).
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This new Volume is special for two reasons: for the first time, we are welcoming a Thematic Section edited by Elizabeth Coggeshall and Akash Kumar...
who assembled Articles and Project Descriptions on Dante and the Digital Humanities.
The second reason is NEW DANTE WORLDS. This new section was established to foster creative contributions that demonstrate Dante’s continuing vitality and power to inspire the next generations...
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Bibliotheca Dantesca is delighted to invite the submission of proposals for sponsored panels at the 2023 American Association of Italian Studies Conference. We welcome papers tackling the global reception of Dante across literature, arts, and media...
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between the thirteenth century and the present. We particularly welcome contributions exploring the absorption and appropriation of Dante’s works in non-western cultures.
Please send a 150/200-word abstract and a short CV to [email protected] by January 15 2023.
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Join the second appointment of @LeedsDante Lunch Series with Julia Bolton Holloway on Wednesday 26 October (12:30-13:30 UK time). Register: universityofleeds.zoom.us/me… #dante #medievaltwitter
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Our DSA Graduate Group is hosting a roundtable on job market challenges on November 11, 5pm ET, featuring @asaiber, @lauraingalli, @vettorivettori2, and Akash Kumar. Register here: bit.ly/DSAGG-alto-lavoro
One of the greatest intellectuals passed away. Goodbye, professor Serianni.
