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Reading is not necessarily a solitary experience: have you ever thought about joining a reading group? In the sixteenth episode of Inclusioni, the podcast channel of the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures at the University of Verona, we introduce a new series of meetings dedicated to reading the classics, organized in collaboration between our […]

The 22nd International Conference of the French Renaissance Study Group, entitled “‘«Or ne vous semble plus estre chose merveilleuse que Ferrare soit ici»: penser, imiter et traduire l’Arioste et le Tasse en France” concluded with great participation. The conference was held from May 29 to 30 at Palazzo Pompei, home of the Verona Natural History […]

The series of events ЇЇ – Her: Dimensions of Ukrainian Womanhood concluded with Ambassadors of Freedom: the Historical Experience of Ukrainian Women in International Politics and Diplomacy, focusing on a page of Ukrainian history that is often overlooked yet fundamental: the crucial role of Ukrainian women in international politics and diplomacy.On Friday, May 30, Lecture Hall […]

There was a warm and enthusiastic turnout for the conference “A New Babel: Multilingualism, Translingualism, and Translation in Contemporary Literature,” organized by Gabriella Pelloni from our department, Marika Piva (Department of Linguistic and Literary Studies, University of Padua), and Paola Bellomi (University of Siena). Held from Monday, May 26 to Wednesday, May 28 between the […]

The fifteenth episode of Inclusioni, the podcast channel of the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures at the University of Verona, is now available online on the main platforms. “Dire la vieillesse aujourd’hui: perspectives interculturelles” is also the first episode in French and addresses “gerontolanguage,” that is, the language of older people. What are the […]

On Tuesday, May 13, the Orange Room of the Arturo Frinzi Library hosted the second conference in the “Forgotten Voices” series. The event featured Professor Valentina Nider (University of Bologna), who delivered a talk entitled “Genealogies and Futures: New Perspectives for Literature and Gender Studies.” The meeting explored the vibrant ferment of female voices that, […]