A panel on approaches to study Italian television (and “M”). A roundtable on the most significant moments in seriality (with “Boris” and the locura monologue). A discussion around contemporary teen dramas. And lots of talks, connections, and nice chats along the way. :) #aais2025 #UPenn
We're looking forward to our return to the American Association for Italian Studies conference on the campus of Penn beginning tomorrow. Come find us in the 5th floor Collaboration Space of the McNeil Building. #AAIS2025 #Italianstudies
PhD student Beatrice Rosso will also join her Notre Dame colleagues at #AAIS2025 with a paper entitled "An Interpretation of the Elephant Grandfather in Elio Vittorini," as part of a panel on "“Resisting Expectations: Irregular Characters in 20th and 21st Century Literature” #NDItalianStudies
PhD Candidate Elisa Bisson will participate in the panel "Ottocento in the Third Millennium. New Perspectives on Italy’s long 19th-century (1789- 1915)" with a paper entitled, "Between Ethnic Fear and Italian Emigration: the Picture of the Moor in Pascoli’s Italy." [3/3] #AAIS2025 #NDItalianStudies
