Calendar of the Activites

Aula Magna Storica – Palazzo “La Sapienza”

MsTeams

11th February 2025 – literary curriculum 

Chair: Enrico Di Pastena

9:00 Marco Sabbatini, Ecfrasi e poetica del sottosuolo nella letteratura russa del Novecento

10:15 Valeria Tocco, Camões 500 anni dopo: dritto e rovescio

11:30  break

Chair: Antonietta Sanna

11:45 Emilia David, La poetica di Tristan Tzara – dal simbolismo al dadaismo

13:00 lunch

Chair: Cinzia Cadamagnani

14:30 Domenica Romagno, Alternanze di valenza in italiano e nelle varietà regionali e dialettali: fra causazione e labilità

Thematic round-table

15:30 Francesco Rossi, Letteratura e intermedialità. Discussants: Elena Bastianoni, Angel de Oliveira, Alessia Guidi, Andrea Lupi, Caterina Russo

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Aula Magna Storica – Palazzo “La Sapienza”

MsTeams

12th February 2025 – linguistic curriculum

Chair: Giovanna Marotta

9:30 Francesco Rovai, Il greco in Occidente nell’Alto Medioevo

10:45 break

11:15 Viktoria Lazareva, Iterazione lessicale: approcci allo studio e prospettive di analisi

12:30  lunch

Thematic round-table

14:30 Elisa Mattiello, La nozione di “analogia” in linguistica. Discussants: Matteo Berni, Paola Esposito, Agnese Lombardi

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Programme

Abstract

Corpus F. Rovai

Corpus E. David

LINGUISTIC CURRICULUM

7.11.2024 ▪ 14:00-16:00, Aula Magna “Francesco Orlando” – Palazzo Matteucci (Aula MsTeams)

8.11.2024 ▪ 9:00-11:00, Sala Riunioni – Palazzo Venera (Aula MsTeams)

Prof. Maria Teresa Guasti (Università di Milano Bicocca)
Dislessia, bilinguismo e interfacce digitali per l’identificazione precoce

12.11.2024 ▪ 15:00-17:00, Aula Magna “Francesco Orlando” – Palazzo Matteucci (Aula MsTeams)

13.11.2024 ▪ 9:00-11:00, Sala Riunioni – Palazzo Venera (Aula MsTeams)

Prof. Fabrizio Arosio (Università di Milano Bicocca)
Interfacce digitali e intelligenza artificiale nell’identificazione precoce e nel potenziamento delle abilità linguistiche dei bambini con Disturbo Primario di Linguaggio

4.12.2024 ▪ 10:00-12:00, Aula 10 Palazzo Ricci (Aula MsTeams)

Prof. Vladimir Plungian (Russian Academy of Sciences)
On “temporal mobility” as a cross-linguistic parameter of verbal systems

Prof. José de Sousa Teixeira (Universidade do Minho)
Metafora e linguagem: a revoluçao cognitiva

11.04.2025 ▪ 10:00, Aula 6 Palazzo Ricci (Aula Ms Teams)

Prof. Lorenzo Filipponio (Università di Genova)
I continuatori romanzi di ponĕre e trahĕre

Prof. Li Chong (School of Modern LAnguages and Cultures, Univ. di Hong Kong)
L’inglese come lingua ponte nell’apprendimento del tedesco L3

LITERARY CURRICULUM

19.11.2024 ▪ 10:00-12:00, Aula I, Centro Congressi “Le Benedettine”) (Aula MsTeams)

21.11.2024 ▪ 10:00-12:00, Aula I, Centro Congressi “Le Benedettine”) (Aula MsTeams)

22.11.2024 ▪ 15:00-17:00, Aula I, Centro Congressi “Le Benedettine”) (Aula MsTeams)

Prof. Etta Madden (Università del Missouri), Scrittura del saggio letterario

12.12.2024 ▪ 11:00, Aula Magna “Francesco Orlando” – Palazzo Matteucci (Aula MsTeams)

Prof. Paolo Mancosu (Università di Berkeley), La storia editoriale del Dottor Živago ed il caso Pasternak: una retrospettiva

9.04.2025 ▪ 10:30, Aula di Musica – Palazzo Matteucci (Aula Ms Teams)

Prof. Vincenzo Arsillo (Università di Napoli L’Orientale), Il personaggio senza nome: appunti per una tipologia novecentesca

27.05.2025 ▪ 16:00, Sala Riunioni – Palazzo Venera (Aula Ms Teams)

Prof. Dan Octavian Cepraga (Università di Padova), Esilio, eteroglossia e autotraduzione: le lingue della poesia in Paul Celan

10.06.2025 ▪ 15:00

Prof. Enrico Reggiani (Università di Milano), Shakespeare secondo Robert Schumann: osservazioni transdisciplinari sull’analisi della traduzione intersemiotica

Literary curriculum

19.06.2025 ▪ 10:00-12:00/14:30-16:30, Aula R5, Palazzo Ricci (MsTeams)

Prof. Marco Battaglia, Il mito di Attila nel Medioevo germanico tra Heldendichtung e Heldensage

23.06.2025 ▪  10:30-12:30/14:30-16:30, Studio del docente (MsTeams)

26.06.2025 ▪ 9:30-11:30, Studio del docente (MsTeams)

Prof. Fausto Ciompi, Letteratura, ermeneutica, critica: modelli extrametodici

18.06.2025 ▪ 10:00-12:00/14:30-16:30, Sala Riunioni, Palazzo Venera (MsTeams)

Prof. Barbara Sommovigo and Dr. Iacopo Leoni, Figure genitoriali: esempi dalla letteratura in lingua francese

Linguistic curriculum

20.06.2025 ▪  10:00-12:00/14:30-16:30,  Aula di Musica, Palazzo Matteucci (MsTeams)

Prof. Denise Filmer, Deconstructing the language of online news – a multimodal critical discourse analysis approach

25.06.2025 ▪ 9:00-11:00/12:00-14:00, Sala “R. Lazzeroni”, Palazzo Venera (MsTeams)

Prof. Rosa Cetro, Aspetti teorici e metodologici del lavoro terminologico

Prof. Silvia Calamai, available soon

Cross-disciplinary seminar

1.07.2025 ▪ 10:30-13:00/14:30-17:00,  Sala Riunioni, Palazzo Venera (MsTeams)

Proff. Marina Foschi and Serena Grazzini, Modelli linguistici e letterari del comico

To be announced.

DOCTORAL CONFERENCE

Linguistic Disciplines and Foreign Literatures (DiLLeS)

Call for papers

Phenomenologies of memory: interconnecting literary, linguistic, and philological studies

Pisa, Palazzo Matteucci, Aula Magna

July 4-5, 2024

The conference’s aim is to investigate the multiplicity of meanings that the notion of memory can be seen to convey from a literary, linguistic, and philological point of view. What do we mean exactly when speaking of memory? Is reductio ad unum possible when dealing with such semantically differentiated concepts as retention, remembrance, recollection, recalling, and post-memory? How substantial are the differences between collective and individual memory? How do the mechanisms of memory reverberate on the structures and changes of linguistic systems? And how does human memory differ from the computational memories that are progressively gaining ground in the era of Big Data? Taking its cue from these issues, the conference intends to contribute to the debate on memory’s multiple connotations. Space will also be devoted to the interconnections between the language, writing, traditions and conceptualizations concerning memory, and to the ways the ‘phenomenologies of memory’ can be examined through the methodologies of linguistics, philological analysis, and literary criticism.

PhD students are invited to send their proposals on the following subjects (or similar/related themes):

• Literature: individual/collective memory, explicit/implicit memory, prospective memory and post-memory, Trauma studies, autobiographical, biographical and historical/documentary writing, reconstructive memory and identity.
• Linguistics: the mechanisms of memory and the structures of language from a synchronic and diachronic perspective; writing and metalinguistic canons; the role of memory in the acquisition and learning of language and in language disorders; artificial memories and computational linguistics.
• Philology: authorial philology, Digital editions, memory transmission through texts, reconstructions of historical memory, the importance of memory for textual transmission.

PhD students who wish to participate must submit an abstract of 2,000 characters (including spaces and with a further section containing a Reference List). Please remember that abstracts should be accompanied by the presenter’s name and surname, institutional affiliation and e-mail address. Proposals should be submitted by May 12, 2024 to the following e-mail addresses: francesco.rovai@unipi.it, marco.sabbatini@unipi.it.  Presentations can be delivered in Italian or in English.

Abstract contributions will be evaluated by a scientific committee and accepted authors will be notified by June 2, 2024. A selection of the Conference papers will be published in the academic book series ILLA – Nuove Ricerche Umanistiche (Pisa University Press).

Further information will be available in the next weeks on the following link: https://dilles.fileli.unipi.it/didattica/convegni-dottorali/

The DiLLeS Doctoral Conference follows the guidelines relating to gender equal opportunities at conferences.