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14 results for "Philology"

Vincent Leung

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Research interests: Dante and Dantean commentary; Medieval rhetoric, philology, and palaeography; French, Italian, and Latin early printed editions; exegetics; transgenerational intersemiotics; early cinematic reception and theory; transmediality; digital...

Shubert Silveira

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Research Interests: Research focuses on Latin American literature, philology, and classical Latin and Greek literature. Interest lies in the intersections between Latin American literary traditions and classical influences, and how these interactions...

ROMANCE STUDIES 166 - Calvino and Computation

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The seminar is built around a sequence of fundamental questions regarding the literary disciplines and media studies, their history and epistemology. Discussions are instigated by readings in philology, stylistics, the history of ideas, semiotics...

Josiah Blackmore

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Academic Degrees: B.A., M.A., Ohio State Univ., Ph.D., Harvard Univ.  ITT International Fellow (Univ. de Lisboa)

Research Interests: Medieval and Renaissance Portuguese Literature and Culture; Camões; the Maritime Humanities; Lusophone Imperial/Colonial...

Ambrogio Camozzi Pistoja

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I hold a BA in Medieval and Humanistic Philology from the University of Milan, an MPhil in European Literature & Culture, and a PhD in Italian Studies from the University of Cambridge. My doctoral research was funded by the Gates Foundation. Before...

Luis Girón Negrón

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Education: A.B., M.T.S., PhD Harvard University

Research Interests: Medieval and Golden Age Spanish Literature; Medieval, Arabic, Latin and Hebrew Literatures; History of Religions; Comparative Literature.


Professor Girón-Negrón was born in Ponce, Puerto...

ITALIAN 238 - Alchemy and Literature

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Matter—pure potency, pure capacity for being—has consistently eluded humanity’s intellectual and experimental efforts. From the shores of Ningbo to the deserts of Los Alamos, though its names have changed, its essence remains the same. It is Hesiod’s...

ITALIAN 138 - The Cosmos of the Divine Comedy

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Dante's Commedia is the story of a journey back from personal and societal Hell, through self-knowledge and friendship. The book itself is an act of friendship. It never disappoints. It teaches itself. It has been engineered to improve design thinking and...

ITALIAN 076 - The Sonnet

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This course offers a concise yet complete survey of the most transformative poetic forms in Italian and Western literature, the sonnet. We will trace its evolution chronologically and thematically, using an anthology of approximately 70 sonnets to...